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I live Tracy / Joe’s deep dive approach where they get into all aspects of an issue over an hour! CME episode was fantastic - Joe / Tracy were really well prepared and Terry Duffy did a great job!
Please stop introducing people as “the perfect guest” and beginning follow-up questions with “I was just going to ask about that,” though. It’s okay to not say those things.
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As a financial advisor, I feel like this gives me some added perspective on topics my clients may have questions about/
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