If you’re like the advisors we know, you want to impact your clients’ lives. Have you ever considered helping them connect with their children on a deeper level?

In this episode, Matt Halloran talks to Blake Brewer, the founder of Legacy Letter Challenge. Blake is on a mission to help one million parents write at least one meaningful and lasting legacy letter to their children. You, too, can help the parents you serve craft legacy letters – and without having to become an expert. Blake explains how, plus, why this activity can open the door to becoming your clients’ multi-generational family advisor.

Blake discusses:

• How he went from receiving a legacy letter from his dad to helping other parents write their letters
  
• What sets a legacy letter apart from a regular letter
  
• The psychological reason that legacy letters deepen relationships between you and your clients
  
• Two ways for advisors to guide clients through legacy-letter writing
  
• And more
  

Resources: 

• PodRocket Academy (Join for FREE)
  
• Top Advisor Marketing Podcast: Dying Kindness: Help Clients Be Kinder to Those They’ll Leave Behind With Cianna Stewart (Ep. 384)
  
• Free legacy letter guide
  
• The Gift of Dad Podcast
  

Connect With Blake Brewer:

• Legacy Letter Challenge
  
• Email: blake@legacyletterchallenge.com 
  
• LinkedIn: Blake Brewer
  
• Legacy Letter Challenge
  
• Twitter: Blake Brewer
  
• Facebook: Legacy Letter Challenge
  
• Instagram: Legacy Letter Challenge
  

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About Our Guest:

Blake is on a mission to help one million dads and moms leave a lasting legacy for their children. Blake has a wonderful wife and loves being a father to his three children, all under 8. As he leads his family, he draws from many mentors, but none more important than his late father, Larry Brewer.