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Welcome to Money and Meaning: The Kinder Institute of Life Planning Blog.
The overarching vision of the Kinder Institute is to bring Life Planning to everyone in the world by increasing the public’s knowledge about and demand for Life Planning, and by training Life Planners and helping them continue to develop their skills and practices.
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A Tribute to Ivo, a life planning pioneer and visionary
We are deeply saddened by the passing of former Kinder Institute trainer & life planning pioneer, Ivo Valkenburg. To honor him, we asked a few of our trainers to share their memories of Ivo with our global life planning audience. Continue reading
Posted in Life planning, Trainer Spotlights
Tagged EVOKE, financial planning, George Kinder, Gerard van der Made, Ivo Valkenburg, Kinder Institute of Life Planning, Kinder Institute Trainer, Life planning, Louis Vollebregt, Thom Boot
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I’m A Registered Life Planner®: Jos Drees
Meet Registered Life Planner® Joss Drees. Jos is one of over 500 professionals globally that have earned the prestigious Registered Life Planner® (RLP®) designation from the Kinder Institute of Life Planning. In this episode of Kinder Institute’s “I’m a Registered Life … Continue reading
Posted in Life planning
Tagged Drees Life Services, EVOKE, financial advisor, financial life planning, financial planning, Jos Drees, Kinder Institute of Life Planning, Life planning, money and meaning, Registered Life Planner
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I’m a Registered Life Planner®: Sarah Byrd
In Sarah Byrd’s conversation with Kinder Institute’s Communications Director, Lora Woodward, the Registered Life Planner discusses a variety of topics, including what originally attracted her to EVOKE and KI’s programs and how they have influenced the way Alpha Advisors interacts with their clients. She shares the personal impact that Life Planning has had on her own personal life and what is next in her own Life Planning journey. Watch the whole interview in this blog post. Continue reading
Posted in Life planning
Tagged EVOKE, financial advisor, financial life planning, financial planning, Kinder Institute of Life Planning, Life planning, money and meaning, Registered Life Planner
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Trainer Spotlight: Scott Frank
Scott Frank is a Trainer with the Kinder Institute of Life Planning. He earned his Registered Life Planner designation in 2018 and is the founder of Stone Steps Financial, where he helps clients align their life with their money. He is the host of a consumer-facing financial podcast, Real Personal Finance. This trainer spotlight article shares what Scott has learned about Life Planning and how he came to be a trainer with the Kinder Institute. Continue reading
Posted in Life planning, Trainer Spotlights
Tagged certified financial planner, EVOKE, financial planning, Kinder Institute of Life Planning, Kinder Institute Trainer, Life planning, meditation and mindfulness, Practice Management, Scott Frank, Stone Steps Financial
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What do you want to be when you grow up?
Scott Malcolm, CFP®, SSA, RLP®, shares how he answers this age-old question, first as a new graduate, once again right before starting his own practice, Money Mechanics, and now, with an established personal and professional standing. His journey and how life planning has influenced him throughout it, is surely something that many business-owners can relate to! Continue reading
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Tagged business owner, certified financial planner, entrepreneur, financial planning, living your life plan, money mechanics, Registered Life Planner
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