How Young Advisors Build Real Confidence (it's not more certifications)
You pass the CFP. You know the technical material cold. And you still feel your stomach drop every time a client asks a question, because some part of you is convinced they're only hearing "24-year-old" when you talk. James and Eden name the thing most young advisors won't say out loud: the gap holding you back was never competence. It's confidence. The instinct is to think confidence comes from reps — enough meetings, enough time, enough certifications, and eventually it clicks. James argues that's incomplete. Real confidence comes from 10,000 iterations of navigating hard, unfamiliar…
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