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Updated Oct 26, 2021
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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Chapter 7
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Chapter 8
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Chapter 9
02:56
Chapter 10
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my name's charlie Meyer.
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I'm currently a junior University of Missouri.
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I'm studying finance.
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I plan to go into the financial planning industry.
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Some strengths include being extremely experienced.
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I've had two internships at past two summers, um These
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internships were at Northwestern Mutual, which is a financial planning
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firm and tried bank, which is a commercial bank.
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I'm also extremely passionate about finance, A quote that I
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feel like applies great to my situation is to love
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what you do and you'll never work a day in
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your life.
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I feel it fits me in the financial field very
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perfectly. I'm also extremely coachable as I've been a student
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in a athlete my entire life.
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I've been learning for people with greater experience than I
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have and I can take constructive criticism very well.
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I'm also extremely hard working and growing up when my
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coaches told me always be the hardest worker in the
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room, I tried to apply this to every area of
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my life.
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Next I'd like to talk about my weaknesses.
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I can be extremely obsessive in some areas, including very
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detailed oriented and sometimes I describe myself as a perfectionist.
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This causes me to have a poor work life or
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school like balance because I've become so obsessive over one
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project. Oftentimes I take on too many responsibilities and I
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have a tough time delegating other tasks to people if
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I don't fully trust them.
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This also causes me have extremely cluttered schedule and sometimes
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this can be exhausting.
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I'm also very competitive.
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Generally I would call this a strength, but sometimes it
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can be off putting to some people who don't share
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the same competitive nature as I do because I can
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be viewed as extremely intense.
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Some of the opportunities I have found and identified in
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the financial planning industry included.
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It's a growing industry is projected to grow at 5%
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rate for the next 10 years.
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In addition, some cities have an above average opportunity for
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young financial planners include san Francisco California, which ranked highest
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in three important metrics.
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These three metrics are the average financial advisor earnings, the
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financial advisors search volume and the percent of higher earning
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households in the area For Charlotte North Carolina.
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They have an aging population, about 25% of their population
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is between the ages of 45 and 60 for many
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times people are looking to retire and hire an advisor
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to help them plan their retirement.
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Between these ages, threats in the industry include robo advisors,
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which are automated investment advisors online.
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They use artificial intelligence to pre prepare um customized software
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for customers.
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A second threat that have identified in the financial advising
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industry, our self investment services such as Robin Hood, tD
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Ameritrade Charles Schwab and many more.
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These have decreased the entry, the barriers to entry and
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the financial planning industry.
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They've also provide free personal training.
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Thank you for listening to my presentation
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