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Succession Planning for Business Owners, Financial Advisors - and INVESTORSSuccession Planning: 7 Critical StepsSuccession planning is a critical process that impacts both investors and their investment advisors. Understanding this process ensures that clients' financial interests are protected and that advisors can smoothly transition their businesses when necessary. Here’s a guide to help you and your investment advisor navigate this important journey together.Watch it on YouTube!

Purpose-Centered Financial PlanningFor Women of Wealth, Business Leaders, and Financial Planning Professionals 
Purpose-Centered Financial Planning: Aligning Your Financial Goals with Your ValuesIn today's complex financial landscape, many individuals and business owners struggle to find financial advice that truly aligns with their values and long-term goals. Purpose-Centered Financial Planning aims to bridge this gap by focusing on What Matters Most to clients, offering a holistic approach that integrates their personal and professional aspirations.
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Max Dixon Inspired Library for Doug Carter, The Brazos River, and Mother's DayThe Salty Advisor Podcast May 10, 2024Season 3Episode 1•Introducing The Doug Carter Library•The Brazos River Update •Happy Mother’s Day•What’s NextExecutive Life Coaching for Women of Wealth, Business Leaders, and Financial Planning ProfessionalsEpisode Page
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In this season of The Salty Advisor Podcast, we pay tribute to the life-changing principles imparted by our mentor and Executive Life Coach, Doug Carter. For almost 20 years, I have been a part of the Doug Carter Summit along with a beautiful community of Financial Planning Professionals. We’ve all had the privilege of one-on-one executive coaching sessions with Doug throughout our careers.

Day 7: Clarifying What Matters Most - to You 📽‼️
Welcome to Day 7 of "30 Days to Make Your Money Count." Today, we embark on a journey of self-discovery and clarity as we explore the importance of defining what matters most to you.Click Here to Download Chapter 3 Powered by Purpose 

Meet The Millionaire Next DoorThe Millionaire Next Door was written by Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko. The Millionaire Next Door was originally published in 1996.The book explores the concept of wealth accumulation and challenges common misconceptions about millionaires.
The authors conducted extensive research to understand the characteristics, habits, and lifestyles of millionaires in the United States.
The main premise of the book is that many millionaires are not the flashy, extravagant individuals often portrayed in the media.
Instead, the millionaires next door tend to live modest and unassuming lives. The authors identify seven key characteristics of these “millionaires next door”:
Frugality: Many millionaires are diligent about controlling their expenses and living within their means.Savings and Investing: Millionaires focus on saving a significant portion of their income and investing wisely. They prioritize long-term financial goals over short-term consumption.Education: Education is highly valued among millionaires. They tend to be lifelong learners and invest in their own knowledge and skills.Entrepreneurship: A significant portion of millionaires are self-employed or own small businesses. Entrepreneurial ventures have contributed to their financial success.Avoiding Debt: Millionaires tend to avoid excessive debt and are cautious about taking on financial liabilities.Ownership of Appreciating Assets: Millionaires often invest in assets that appreciate over time, such as real estate, stocks, and businesses.Discipline and Persistence: Achieving millionaire status requires discipline, hard work, and perseverance over the long term.
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30 Days to Make Your Money Count Over the last decade a small, secret group of Jesus Followers have been working to raise up a new breed of wealth managers.  This special group of wealth managers is focused on helping people create a better plan for using their money, to make a difference. To make a difference in their communities. To make a difference in culture. To make a difference, in the world. And, as always, to make a difference in the lives of the people they love. 
We all know, that true wealth, is not about having more toys and trinkets. True wealth is about influence, and impact. 
Money is tangible, but money is also emotional in nature. It's necessary for the exchange of goods and services, but money is also, often, what divides spouses and families. Money is a primary source of permanent scars among loved ones. It's used to rebuild entire nations and their infrastructure, but money is equally vitalto support the poorest among us, for food and shelter.
If you're a Financial Advisor, and if you want to learn more about our special group of financial influencers, join me, on The Salty Advisor Podcast. In each episode, we take a fresh dive into the principles, and the process, of building wealth. If you're ready to take your Financial Planning Process to the next level, Join Us Today.
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