Do you have many advisors that meet at client’s houses during the transition to the ideal practice? If so, is there any wording that you would use in setting up those appointments?

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Last updated: 20 Nov, 2019

Schedule all meetings at your office. We do not provide any coaching for what to do that’s not consistent with our process.

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