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I’m crushing it, I’m growing like crazy, and I’m only focused on how to serve my clients, grow my book, and earn a fair wage,” they might have said. Said advisor obviously has no trouble growing their book, take-home comp is robust, and their clients are largely content. Why would I worry about that now when I have 15 years left in me?
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