Beau Henderson
RFC, CEA, CPSC
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Beau Henderson Quick Facts
- Main Areas
- Retirement Planning, Financial Planning, Business Coaching
- Career Focus
- Business owner & founder, speaker, author, radio personality
- Affiliation
- RichLife Advisors, Fiduciary Capital
Founder of RichLife Adviors, Beau focuses his energy on leading clients and other businesses toward defining and living their definition of a “rich life.” As the Vice President and Senior Financial Advisor of Fiduciary Capital in Gainesville, GA, he has helped over 2,000 clients identify their goals in life and achieve financial independence. His expertise on financial planning and RichLife Success principles are featured in multiple publications, the RichLife Show on local radio stations, and monthly training events and seminars. He has worked alongside and trained with some of the most respected business coaches in the nation, including, Jack Canfield, author and CEO of the Chicken Soup for the Soul franchise. His debut book is set to be released September, 2010. Check out Beau along with other RichLife Advisors and upcoming events at www.richlifeadvisors.com.
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What Does Stewardship Have To Do With Living A Rich Life?
Much of the reason why so many people today live lives that are meager, unfulfilled, and empty has to do with this concept of stewardship. Stewardship is a term that isn’t heard much these days. While the use of the word seems a little outdated, the concept can be considered timeless. Stewardship can be closely related to responsibility, a concept that never goes out of style. A life based on stewardship, and more specifically taking responsibility, is one of the core principles of living the RichLife.
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What Do Relationships Have To Do With Being Rich?
As a financial advisor I conduct seminars that I call, “Financial Keys to Success.” During that seminar I ask the attendees this very pointed question: If you had great health, and enjoyed all the normal physical capabilities, and yet you knew you had exactly six months to live – what would you do? I then make the challenge even more difficult by allowing only sixty seconds for all the attendees to write down at least five things. Think about it. What would you write?
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What Does Negative and Positive Energy Have to do with Living the RichLife?
When you think of the word energy in your own personal life, what images come instantly to mind? Is it that drained feeling you experience while driving home from work? Or the frustration at wanting to be involved in activities but are too tired to take on? That of course is the most common association we have when thinking about energy. However, it’s important to take a closer look at this concept of personal energy.
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When Can the Bad Actually Become the Good?
Into each life some rain must fall is a line from Longfellow’s poem entitled “Rainy Day.” It’s true, isn’t it? There are going to be problems in life that may seem insurmountable. Challenges that almost knock us right out of the game. There will be times in our lives that are dark and dreary and it seems we’ll never see the sun again. The truth is that hidden within every problem, every adversity, every challenge is a gift. I know that may sound strange to you, especially if at this very moment you are in the midst of one of those dark, rainy times in your life.r
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High Risk = High Return – Truth or Fallacy?
Ever hear the saying that high risk equals high returns? Did you hear that from a financial planner? Oftentimes certain financial planners will attempt to ascertain a person’s risk tolerance. If they conclude that a certain personality has a high risk tolerance, which means they are comfortable with losing, so they have the capacity needed to invest in high risk investments. This, the advisor tells the client (or potential client) will then lead to higher returns in a shorter amount of time.
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What Does Sudden Wealth Syndrome Have to Do With Living Your RichLife?
Is there a magical number in your future? A magical number that tells you that a certain amount of money tucked away in your portfolio will give you all the security needed to see you through your golden years (i.e. retirement years)? Who came up with this number and what went into that calculation? How much faith are you placing into that magical number? Will that amount of money stored away give you the peace and security that you are seeking? Will it make you happy? Will it be the answer to any and all problems that may arise during retirement? The answer is, probably not.r
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What Does Optimum Health Have to do With Living the RichLife?
I read an interesting article while back about an 80-year-old man who ran a 26-mile marathon side-by-side with his granddaughter. (San Diego Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon, June 1, 2008; Fred Peirce and granddaughter, Catherine Heider) I can tell you that kind of thing impresses me. I love to see retirees who are doing what it takes to invest in optimum health. Can you imagine the sense of satisfaction this man got when he crossed that finish line?
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RichLife Question: Create Wealth or Create Lasting Value?
Here’s the plan: get a job (or career); work for a set number of years; put together a retirement plan to accumulate enough money (whatever that magical amount is); stop working at retirement age and coast the rest of the way to the end. What’s wrong with this picture? I’m sure you’ll agree that this closely describes the lives of most people in today’s world. But is this the best way? Is this a fulfilled life? Is this a RichLife?
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How a Person of Purpose Handles Adversity
You can tell a lot about a person by the way she handles adversity. You’ve seen it, I’m sure. Some crash and burn, while others stumble and totter and waver for a bit, but then come back up stronger than ever before. What makes the difference? It could be a number of things, but let me tell you what made a big difference in my own life. I began to handle problems and adversity differently after a friend shared this truth with me. Life is not a battlefield nor a chessboard nor a prison. Life is more like a school.
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What Does Building a Good Team Have to do With Living the RichLife? Part I
A few years ago, when I was doing real estate investing, I could not find an atto ey and an accountant who would give me the same advice. The accountant talked from a tax standpoint while the atto ey talked from a liability standpoint. When I consulted with these two people, I was still left to figure it out on my own. So what was the point of having a team? This dilemma set me to giving more serious thought about my team of professionals. It has since led me to assisting others in building their own efficient team of professionals.r
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What Does Building a Good Team Have to do With Living the RichLife? Part II
As a financial advisor I often see people selecting their team of professionals in a lackadaisical manner. For instance, their accountant may be a family friend. Their real estate agent might be the neighbor down the street who just happened to get his license a few years ago. And on it goes. This results in a team of individuals who would not be considered the most stellar people in their field.
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Are You Chasing After What Makes for a Rich Life?
You’ve no doubt heard the many various quotes about the ladder of success. The point being, what if you climbed the ladder of success only to find it leaning against the wrong wall? While the whole thing has become something of a cliché, still and yet it’s true that many people are chasing after what they don’t really want. And don’t know what they would do if they actually caught what it is they are chasing.r
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Favorite Quotes & Thoughts from Beau Henderson
- "On the 5 "F's" of Life, Finance is 5th. It's not LAST, just 5th." -Jim Hansberger
- "It is better to live rich than to die rich." -Samuel Johnson
- "Too many people spend money they haven't earned, to buy things they don't want, to impress people they don't like." -Will Smith
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1528 Park Hill Drive, NE, Gainesville, GA 30501
(P) 770.540.9142
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