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Most owners think about exit planning when an approach lands or burnout hits — and by then, the most valuable options are already off the table. David explains why the difference between a good exit a…
Book this angle →Most people experience financial planning as a sacrifice: save more, spend less, feel guilty about the holiday. David challenges that mindset entirely. The goal isn't accumulating the biggest possible…
Book this angle →There's a comfortable assumption that a big income automatically builds financial security. In David's experience, the opposite is often true: the busiest, highest-earning professionals lose the most …
Book this angle →Whether it's an LLP capital account or shares in a business, most partners and founders have the majority of their wealth concentrated in one illiquid asset they rarely think about strategically. Davi…
Book this angle →Selling a business is meant to be the finish line, yet many founders find the year after completion the most disorienting of their careers: a life's work converted into a number on a screen, an identi…
Book this angle →The financial services industry has a habit of hiding behind jargon, lengthy reports, and complexity that complicate with a view to impress rather than inform — leaving clients less confident than whe…
Book this angle →Firms invest heavily in developing lawyers technically, then hand them partnership with no financial induction whatsoever. David makes the case that partner financial wellbeing is a firm duty-of-care …
Book this angle →Making partner is celebrated as the pinnacle of a legal career — but it's also the moment a lawyer quietly becomes a business owner, with self-employed tax status, capital contributions, drawings inst…
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