As financial planners, we have deep technical knowledge. It’s a gift to take that expertise and deliver it in a way that simplifies concepts and ties back to what is most meaningful for your clients. In this episode of the PFP Section podcast, Andrea Millar, CPA/PFS, interviews Christine Moriarty to get her take on how to reduce overwhelm for clients. They discuss:

How to be a thinking partner with your clients
How to get clients to open up and share their biggest concerns and hidden agendas
What can help clients be willing to share their values, goals, and desires
What are some ways to reduce overwhelm when it comes to money management and taking steps forward

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Deeper CPA Financial Planner Connections with Dr. Haesun Moon
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How to Guide Clients Towards Their Preferred Futures with Dr. Moon

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How to reduce overwhelm for your clients {PFP Section}