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3 ways for insurance agency owners to beat 'autumn angst'

It's possible for insurance agents & brokers to stay focused and get to the end of the year with success and sanity.

By Angie Herbers | Updated on October 27, 2017
It's possible for insurance agents & brokers to stay focused and get to the end of the year with success and sanity. (Photo: Shutterstock)

When you’ve worked with lots of advisory businesses, you start to see common patterns among firm owners. One recurring pattern I see each year around this time is what I call “autumn angst.”

Autumn angst occurs when agency owners realize the current year is coming to an end and that many of their “goals” for the year have not been achieved. They shift their firms and themselves into high gear for one final push of activity.

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