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Episode 1710, upside-down soul school, 1710. Today we're going to look at a listener question

about becoming a financial advisor. Lightly, I've been doing a bunch of research on personal

finance rules. This is in preparation for a new book that I'll talk about at some point.

The rules of personal finance haven't been updated for decades. Is that because they are timeless,

truly, or is it change overdue? So more on that at some point. But today, we saw in another story

long ago how some people are intimidated by the stereotype they hold of a particular advisor,

like a financial advisor. And some people just kind of have this image of what that person

looks like, the kind of advice they give, how it might be applicable to some and not others,

and so on, all of which creates an opportunity for other people to step in and serve different

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