The Business You Think You’re Running
Oct 20, 2026 When did you last follow the work? Most financial planning practices have some form of documented processes. […]
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Oct 20, 2026 When did you last follow the work? Most financial planning practices have some form of documented processes. […]
The Business You Think You’re Running Read More »
Oct 13, 2026 There is a sentence I keep coming back to when I think about financial planning practices: Excellent
Excellent Advice, Fragile Business Read More »
July 7, 2026 The 2026 Risk and Compliance Return is not just another regulatory questionnaire. It may feel like one.
RCR submissions: Are we answering honestly, or optimistically? Read More »
July 2, 2026 Helpful teams can still create fragile processes when ownership is unclear. In many financial planning practices, work
When Everyone Is Helping, But No One Owns It Read More »
June 19, 2026 Assumed compliance is one of the most common risks I encounter when working with businesses. Somewhere along
The risk of assumed compliance Read More »
May 25, 2026 One of the more interesting things about working with financial planning practices is seeing how businesses make
Informal Decision Making Can Be A Blind Spot For Your Business Read More »
May 8, 2026 There is often a lot of focus on designing better processes… Better workflows. Better templates. Better systems.
Processes vs behaviour Read More »
April 28, 2026 Most financial planning practices don’t feel unstable. In fact, many feel quite the opposite. Clients are being
Operational Fragility in Financial Planning Practices Read More »
April 7, 2026 Most financial planning practices are compliant. At least… on paper. If the Implementation Gap is the distance
Compliance Theatre in Financial Planning Practices Read More »
March 2, 2026 Very few practices struggle to understand compliance requirements. The challenge starts when those requirements need to live
Compliance is clear. Implementation is where it gets messy. Read More »