One of the most practical advice takeaways from the episode was:
“Advisors need to maintain a consistent approach in the how, the why, and the what of a portfolio. Clients are not asking you to deliver astronomical returns, but rather sufficient returns that lead to an optimal outcome for their well-being.”
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