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Resetting Work/Life Balance By Getting Paid For Expertise

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So, there were one-on-one meetings, and then there were group education meetings. And so, I felt like how I grew was by the more that I learned, the more I was able to educate people on. And so, I started then providing educational meetings on social security, and Medicare, and other topics, state planning.

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Finding Rollover Opportunities In Transitions After Layoffs

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Is it at that level, the company didn’t just say, “Hey, we’re doing occasional educational lunch-and-learns for our employees. They’re reaching out to you to come in and do education. Michael: So where do you think about setting that threshold just relative to your business and economics?

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How To Accelerate Client Growth As An Advice-Only Firm

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And not because it’s not necessarily profitable to give advice for clients at those price points, but that in order to do it and make the math work, you need a lot of clients. And so, they’re always getting the economic updates, or the things that we’re thinking throughout the year. What kind of responses do you get?

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Transcript: Ramit Sethi

Barry Ritholtz

That’s one part financial freedom, one part prioritization of your life, and one part less stress and worries about financial matters. It’s much deeper than math. I go, we don’t want one cent, you taught us how to be educated you taught us good values, we want you to spend every last cent and maybe even more.