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Duncan MacPherson

Podcast Host, Author, Coach and Keynote Speaker on Practice Management, CEO of Pareto Systems, Coaching for Financial Professionals

Sculpting Future Leaders In the journey of personal and professional development, a mentor is a guiding beacon. They see and foster virtues in a budding protégé, qualities that will create a foundation for a thriving future. Sharpening these qualities also cultivates an individual who is resilient, self-aware and ethically grounded… Read the full article below 👇 #businessdevelopment #financialadvisors #thenextlevel

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Struggling to scale your financial practice? I help advisors unlock the secret to scaling their businesses and creating balance. People First. Results Always.

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Mentorship is by far one of the most underrated resources in the path of development! Having a mentor can provide many benefits for all parties involved and leads valuable growth.

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Great article, Duncan. I agree that mentors are essential for developing future leaders. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and guidance.

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