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In This Episode
On this episode of Fee Based Financial Planning Mastery I’m going to talk about the most important two questions you could ever ask. What’s it worth? And, How do you know?
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Hi Scott
I have found implementing charging a difficult idea but my business partner has convinced me otherwise and your podcast has just shown me how wrong I am and how I can begin to feel good about charging fees.
Thank you so much for this timely advice.