George Kinder In The Media

Listen in as George shares how he developed the life planning process, built and sold his firm, and transitioned to coaching and training other financial planners in life planning. He also touches on his famous three questions that reveal clients' aspirations, regrets, fears, and dreams. Don't miss hearing insights from his recent book, The Three Domains of Freedom, and the essential first step for new planners starting their careers.

Financial Planning Today summarizes author George Kinder’s latest book “Three Domains of Freedom.” George Kinder chats with remarkable publisher Kevin O' Donnell for capturing the moment, life planning and the notion/necessity of civilization as fiduciary and as humane so well.

George Kinder, president, The Kinder Institute of Life Planning — a pioneer in the "life planning" realm of financial planning — discusses his latest project, a self-published book about achieving balance and happiness in life, called "The Three Domains of Freedom: Each Moment is Yours, Your Life is Yours, Civilization is Yours."

George Kinder and life planning professional Justin King chat about George’s most recent book The Three Domains of Freedom, and how this book sets out to empower readers to experience profound freedoms in their own lives and bring about positive change to our civilization as a result. In their conversation, they explore the book’s three core concepts, delve into the challenges of balancing mindfulness with future planning, the feeling of insignificance in a chaotic world, and the potential impact retirees can have on society. George also shares his vision for a more just and sustainable world and the practical steps he suggests for making that vision a reality.

George Kinder, known as the "Father of Life Planning," has been a leader in financial services for decades, advocating for client-centered financial plans. A Harvard-educated author, meditation teacher, poet, and photographer, Kinder has published over a dozen books on art, finance, mindfulness, and civilization. His latest work, The Three Domains of Freedom, offers wisdom on living an authentic, empowered, and mindful life.

George Kinder, founder of the Kinder Institute of Life Planning, has over 35 years of experience as a financial planner and tax advisor. He is dedicated to guiding individuals in uncovering their deepest values and leading more fulfilling lives, with the ultimate aim of promoting greater freedom in every aspect of existence. In this conversation, host Jamila Souffrant and Kinder discuss the importance of living in the present moment and mastering one's life, George’s three questions to help identify goals and priorities, and how answering the “having 24 hours left” question reveals what you’ve missed in life. They also explore the balance between short-term pleasure and long-term financial planning, how to find a trustworthy financial planner who will support your life plan, and George’s approach to parenting, which emphasizes being a good listener and showing empathy rather than being overly restrictive or reactive.

George Kinder interviews with Peter Moustakerski, CEO of Family Office Exchange! In their conversation, they discuss Kinder’s vision for a future social contract, "Fiduciary in All Things" (FIAT), and explore the psychology of money, "The Three Domains of Freedom," and practical financial life planning tips.

George Kinder chats with Harry S. Margolis, a national leader in the field of elder law, as part of his new podcast "Risking Old Age in America." The yexplore the value of life planning for the baby boomer generation and how we life planners the process to help them live into fulfillment while they age.

"The world would be a much better place if fiduciary was the law of the land as much as the standard by which financial advisors and the financial industry were judged."

Join George Kinder in this article as he discusses the effort to expand and deepen the term fiduciary. Kinder believes it's time more people understood the importance of all institutions in becoming fiduciary in all things.

In this episode, host Dan Haylett and George Kinder dove deep into thought-provoking topics.

First, they discussed being present. George emphasizes the importance of living in the moment and finding happiness and well-being right here, right now. Next, they discuss seizing opportunities. George shares an inspiring story about how unexpected circumstances, like the COVID-19 pandemic, can open doors to new possibilities. He talked about how having more time on our hands can lead to exciting ventures and personal growth. It's incredible what we can achieve when we embrace the opportunities that come our way. Lastly, they discussed authenticity. In a world filled with noise and opinions, George stresses the importance of staying true to ourselves.