

Ep 391: Improving Efficiency (In A Solo Practice) By Eliminating What Clients Don’t Really Care About Anyway with Christopher Jones
23 snips Jun 25, 2024
Guest Christopher Jones shares insights on efficiently running his solo practice, focusing on crucial financial planning tasks, using a curated tech stack, managing cash requests, and generating referrals. He also discusses transitioning to remote work, managing perfectionism by outsourcing tasks, and balancing client service with personal well-being.
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Solo Practice Efficiency Anecdote
- Christopher Jones runs a solo financial planning practice with a $110 million AUM and 68 clients.
- He works fewer than 25 hours a week by focusing on key financial planning tasks and outsourcing or eliminating others.
Live Collaborative Planning Meetings
- Conduct financial planning updates live during annual meetings instead of lengthy pre-meeting prep.
- Use collaborative discussions to create plans in real-time, then provide clients a finalized summary report.
Manual Updates Beat Automation
- Automating account syncing often wastes time due to broken links.
- Manually updating client balances annually is faster and reduces support workload.