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The crisis of creation in an advisory practice

What's really behind a lack of satisfaction in your work — and what is its true cost.

Why do advisers feel their firms are capable of much more, but find themselves challenged when they try to tap into that potential?

In my 20 years of consulting, I've noticed that there are only 2 types of activity: energy-draining and energy-creating. Knowing the difference is the secret to loving

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