
Rick McCormick
Columnist

Columnist
Here are a few ways to move your focus from closing to connecting.
Read More →Becoming skilled on helping each individual self-discover their needs and then motivating them to act on that discovery, is an amazing talent – That’s what we call an F&I professional.
Read More →There are four definitive areas where F&I professionals can and should excel.
Read More →Properly and intentionally setting up your menu will maximize your ability to help customers and produce profit.
Read More →If we allow our daily routine to be void of learning new information and being reminded of the principals that guide our efforts, we begin to lose our cutting edge.
Read More →Three ingredients are necessary to consistently execute a winning performance in the F&I office.
Read More →Three areas of skillset development are critical to success, but these skills do not come naturally for most of us, so they must be intentionally developed.
Read More →We are all going somewhere and using a mindset GPS will assure we get to the destination we are all looking for — increased customer satisfaction, income, and profits.
Read More →Taking the natural gifts we have and working daily to grow and add to our skill set will make anyone a success.
Read More →When a customer encounters a true F&I professional, they are pleasantly surprised and the level of trust leads to open discussions and great outcomes for everyone involved.
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