Pretty cool to get to call someone you admire so much a teammate. I could listen to @advicesticks talk about how to be a better advisor all day, and now I get to!
When you're looking for an expert to help build a tool encouraging clients take action, you go to the person who literally wrote the book on it!
Knudge is ecstatic to announce @advicesticks has joined the team as our Behavioral Strategist.
https://t.co/8vwK4DAr4L
@advicesticks & @CarolynMcC did not disappoint in sharing how to work with clients with cognitive impairment.
Hope the joint logo (🌴❄️) is a sign this is not the last time we get to see this duo present together.
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Honestly @Ross__Marino I’m typically not much of a conference person.
But SHIFT felt more like a gathering of friends coming together to support each other in caring about their clients.
I witnessed & felt a lot of caring for each other which felt unique for a conference.
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@MichaelKitces Very fair and important point.
But let’s make sure we don’t go too far and use this as an excuse as a profession to avoid looking in the mirror and improving how we approach giving advice that sticks.
@eywealth @MichaelKitces@behaviorgap Spot on @eywealth - there is a difference between “enough” financially vs. “enough” on the impact you want to make and opportunities you can create for others.
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@MichaelKitces@CPAPlanner@CarolynMcC I know its not the same concept, but there have been some studies that show small savings can be a motivation for different outcomes (😀mainly just an excuse to re-share this great BabySteps program we have in MA for getting started with college savings)
https://t.co/KRd2vPgDBo
Low and moderate-income children with less than $500 in college savings are 3x more likely to attend college and 4x more likely to graduate than students with no college savings.
@ENVDani @SorayaMorris_ Thanks,helpful to hear. Hopeful different wording of❓in an interview if more about learning one’s journey & passion for the profession doesn’t come across the same way you have felt it.
Lots of cool stories of why someone was drawn to the profession & I’m curious to hear them.