Take This Job and Shove It

Generally, we prefer to have a planning discussion to understand specifically what our clients are looking for. We believe that behind every investment portfolio there is likely a deeper story. Take for example a client that is interested in saving for retirement. On the surface, we can say “ok, so, you’re saving for retirement” … but what if we were to go deeper? 

What if a client were really interested in someday quitting their current job to travel around the country in a custom built sprinter van (ok, so this is one of our goals)? Shouldn’t we then focus on then two goals: the Sprinter and Retirement? What if the Sprinter goal could come 10 years before retirement? What retirement just meant the end of working for someone else … the glorious “take this job and shove it” conversations (one of our favorites, from personal experience)?  

Wouldn’t it be great if a financial advisor could spend time with clients to focus on every facet of a goal and not just the high level objectives? 


We do.

 

Clinton Webb

Based in Fort Collins, Colorado, Clinton is the owner and creative director at Agave Studio, which specializes in Squarespace web design, brand identity and SEO services.

https://www.agave.studio
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