LifeTalk founder launches mastermind groups and 'Adviser Lives' podcast

Launching this week

Victoria McKeever
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Consultant Philip Calvert is this week set to launch adviser mastermind groups, as an extension of his social media initiative, LifeTalk, as well as podcast interview series 'Adviser Lives'.

The mastermind sessions, Calvert said, will be small groups intended to act as private peer mentoring for advisers. There will be both online and face-to-face mastermind groups. The online format will initially consist of three groups of around seven advisers, who will convene once a week via video conferencing platform, Zoom. The face-to-face format will start as one group in London, comprising of around 15 advisers, who will meet for a day each month. Groups in this format will be established in additional locations around the country if the initiative receives enough take-up, Calve...

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