As a planner and adviser for almost three decades, I've become good at delegating. But I sure didn't begin that way.
Like many of you, I started with a desk, a phone, and a manager who gave me a lot of encouragement, but no leads or clients. I worked my tail off for a few uncertain years before I s
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