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In this episode of The Ryan Hanley Show, Ryan Hanley is joined by
Chris Cline, executive director of ACT, the Agents Council for
Technology, for a conversation on the overcomplication of
insurance.
They explain why hard times demand a determined focus on simple,
repeatable tasks that produce results.
Don't miss this episode…
Episode Highlights:
Ryan shares that he is relaunching his newsletter, Finding
Peak, which is focused on becoming the best version of yourself
that you could possibly be. (2:17)
Chris mentions that everything in the world is now on a
single device, and it's not so much about being on the phone as
it is about what is done there. (13:39)
Ryan explains how Antifragile by Nicolas Nassim Taleb made
him think about how he positions himself in the world, the skills
he wants to acquire, and how he wants to set up his business and
career so he can sustain himself personally and professionally.
(21:15)
Chris talks about the evolutionary way the brain works and
how that impacts all aspects of our lives.
(27:18)
Chris discusses why he thinks people in the industry make
things too complicated. (31:56)
Chris explains that commercialized, competitive rating is one
of the industry's hottest topics right now.
(39:33)
Chris believes that there is no such thing as the best tech
stack unless it precisely matches the agency's business strategy.
(47:50)
Chris explains mid-funnel technology and why it is so
successful right now. (56:24)
Ryan believes that the winners and losers will be separated
by true leadership moving forward. (1:05:52)
Chirs mentions the importance of remaining steadfast around
what you're trying to get accomplished, and truly giving your
teams what they need to be successful through that.
(1:16:50)
Key Quotes:
“Our brains are processing what's in front of us differently
based on the experiences we've had. But you know, you and I can
be in the same room and see very different things. But the core
fundamental things I think we would see, it's just how do you let
that stuff that sits in the margins, the complex stuff, the
subconscious level stuff, minimize the interpretation.” - Chris
Cline
“You've got a relentless focus on processes first, making
sure you got the right people in the right roles, doing the right
things, and then use technology to bring that stuff to life.” -
Chris Cline
“Whenever things get funky, leadership wins. Being able to
set a clear vision. Remain steadfast to it, be a clear and active
champion around what you're trying to get accomplished. And truly
give your teams what they need to be successful through that is
integral.” - Chris Cline
Resources Mentioned:
Chris Cline LinkedIn
Agents Council for Technology
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