The CPA profession has been busier than ever in the past two years with serving clients through the pandemic, responding to additional client needs, juggling complex tax seasons, and keeping up with proposed law changes. In this episode of the PFP Section podcast, Shannon Vincent and Colin Dunn answer the question of how to find time to provide proactive financial planning and wealth management services, including:

Moving from being spread too thin serving many clients to having plenty of time to give stellar service to your ideal clients
Getting reinspired and re-energized by doing a pareto analysis, defining your target client, and owning it
Structuring your services so that they have the best chance of working
Making your staff and your firm your number one client

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Designing your business around your ideal client {PFP Section}