Cracking the Code of the Sudden Wealth Client

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Does your website say this: I help affluent individuals and families, business owners, and people who have suddenly come into wealth.

Sounds like a good line, right?

But are you really a specialist in helping people through change? Are you really? Have you studied it?

Do you really understand the psychology of the suddenly rich person?

Change is uncomfortable, confusing, and needing to be managed whether or not it’s a good thing.

In this show with Susan Bradley, Founder of the Financial Transitionist Institute, you will learn about the stages of transition and what you need to do to get into the mind of the sudden wealth client.

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