In this podcast Adrian Hovey and Calvin Rose discuss making the leap from being a Financial Advisor at a large institution to becoming and independent Financial Advisor either on your own or at a smaller firm.

We discuss how to become an independent Financial Advisor and make the successful transition from a large firm to a smaller independent firm. We also discuss a new way to craft better portfolios that turn out to be Insanely Smart.

It takes some guts to make the leap, but the rewards are well worth it, both for you and for your Clients.

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