Stop Creating Content, Start Making Connections: A Financial Advisor's Success Story

🙌 On this episode of The Get Ready Money Podcast, I spoke with Nate Hoskin, Founder of Hoskin Capital and Co-Founder of N2 Content Marketing about changing the way we think about money and sharing our knowledge.

Key takeaways:

🔹 Ask your audience what they want to know.

🔹 Establish yourself as a source of trust, most people don’t know what you know.

🔹 Basic financial information is the most useful, and opens the door to more complex topics.

🔹 Understand the true power of compound interest.

🔹 Money is a product of generosity and risk.

🔹 We need to believe that money is abundant rather than scarce.

 🎥 Watch this episode below: 

Connect with Nate Hoskin, CFP®, AWMA™:  

•  Hoskin Capital Website (here)
•  N2 Content Marketing Website (here)
•  Instagram (here)
•  LinkedIn (here)
•  TikTok (here)
•  YouTube (here)

Resources mentioned: 

•  Free resources from Nate for advisors (Freebies page).
•  The Power of Compound Interest: The Get Ready Money Podcast (here)
•  Humphrey Yang (YouTube)
•  Monarch Money (money management app): https://www.monarchmoney.com
•  Quicken Money (here)
•  Rich Habits Podcast (here)
•  100M Offers: How To Make Offers So Good People Feel Stupid Saying No by Alex Hormozi (Bookshop)

Bio: 

Nate Hoskin, CFP®, AWMA™ is the Co-Founder N2 Content Marketing and Founder of Hoskin Capital. As one of the first financial advisors to embrace short-form video, Nate built his firm Hoskin Capital without any selling whatsoever. Instead, he built trust at scale by providing massive value for free on social media. Today, he has grown his audience to over 250,000 followers and has earned over 150,000,000 lifetime views. His guiding light is making financial literacy a basic human right. To multiply his impact beyond his own audience, Nate helps other financial advisors build trust at scale with short-form video through his other project: N2 Content Marketing. Nate is an Investopedia Top 100 Most Influential Advisor