Would you ever recommend re-doing the Financial Road Map® Values Staircase™ with existing clients now that I am much more comfortable with the process?

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Last updated: 20 Nov, 2019

Very unlikely. A good recap should be quite compelling as they are looking at their entire Financial Road Map™ (Financial Road Map) as the foundation for every progress meeting. You might also have them read their values from the Financial Road Map™ out loud because them saying their values instead of you will be more compelling and emotional. It’s okay to ask something like, “what are you thinking and feeling as you read your values aloud?” “Does that still ring true for you?”

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