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Gary Greenfield is a speaker, author, trainer and business coach/consultant who helps people and their organizations “Profit Through Performance.” His areas of expertise are performance improvement and inspirational leadership skills. He provides expert solutions for ten business challenges:

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Began career in the financial services business in Billings, Montana, as an agent with MassMutual Life Insurance Company.

Appointed Staff Supervisor for Denver, Colorado agency, responsible for agent recruiting, selection, training and supervision.

Promoted to Home Office Career Development Consultant for MassMutual; later to Superintendent of Agent Development and then Regional Director of Agent Development —responsibilities included the design and implementation of sales and management training programs. In addition, Gary built a strong reputation as a speaker on recruiting, selection, training, supervision and sales methods.

Promoted to Superintendent of Agencies for MassMutual’s Midwestern Region; transferred to the Eastern Region where he was responsible for development and growth in premium productivity of the agencies.

Bankers Life and Casualty Company, Vice President of Field Development—responsibilities included agent development, management development, product implementation, marketing communications, advanced sales and agent prospecting support programs.

Pioneer Financial Services, Inc., Executive Vice President of Marketing—responsibilities included agent and management training programs, field communications and recognition programs, lead programs, marketing administrative support, leadership of the national brokerage sales operation, special products/advanced sales support and product development.

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Bachelor of Science, Montana State University at Billings
Chartered Life Underwriter designation
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National Association of Securities Dealers examinations, Series 6, 63, 26, 7 & 24.
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Gary and his wife, Carolyn, live in Naples, Florida and have two married children.
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Performance Alliance Blog: Aging Gracefully

Aging Gracefully

Posted by Gary Greenfield at 12/24/2010 1:55 PM

Categories: Life in general
Tags: living life maturity overcoming negativity

Hey it's going to happen to us all! There's no stopping it! Life goes on and with it comes advancing age! Yikes! What's a person to do?

How about not fighting it. You can't stop it so join it, so to speak. That means above all not allowing the experiences of life to drive you into a state of negativity. Think...kinder, gentler. Not...anger, meaner. With all that happens during life that can be a challenge.

But, why not think kinder, gentler? It's just a choice each of us can make. Why go sour on life just because you've seen it all and you don't like what you see? If you don't like what you see, than take positive action to impact change. That's a hell of a lot more productive then turning mean on your family, friends and the world in general.

Look. You're going to age so manage it with grace. Besides, your good grace allows the rest of us to age in peace!

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12/24/2010 2:37 PM David Lindemann wrote:
It is what everyone should do. Those that do have very pleasant journey
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