As a woman, how did you become an owner/leader of a wealth management firm?
What are the key messages in your book called, "Money Secrets: Keys to Smart Investing and Retirement Secrets"?
If you are looking for someone to manage your money, what are some of the key questions to ask?
What are some of the retirement money secrets? When combining money management and retirement, what are some of the questions to ask?
What is important when you want to make money and have the lifestyle you want?
You say there are two laws of money: The human and the natural? What does that mean?

Kim Curtis

Kim Curtis is the bestselling author of Money Secrets: Keys to Smart Investing and Retirement Secrets. She is a nationally recognized wealth management advisor and President and CEO of Wealth Legacy Institute. Kim's groundbreaking work in developing a highly personal client-centric planning model was recognized in the Journal of Practical Estate Planning, winning the Editor's Choice award. She has been profiled in several publications including the Wall Street Journal. Kim has attained numerous professional designations and has been recognized by the financial planning industry as having achieved the highest level of competence and expertise.

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