In today's show where we will cover the relationship between failure and wealth.

Many people have an unhealthy relationship with failure, which robs them of their ability to learn from it and pursue their God-given destiny. On the contrary, failure is just another opportunity to try again with a different strategy.

When clients do not have a plan, it's very easy to feel like you failed. People fall into the trap of thinking that they do not have enough or are too late to the financial planning game.

Wall Street capitalize is on this uncertainty and promote a narrative of fear and greed the lures people into the shiny object syndrome of taking the wrong actions. So, for example, they buy when they should sell and sell when they should buy.

I've learned early in my career from mentors that to be an elite financial advisor, I had to become proficient at creating written financial plans. A written financial plan is a blueprint for a client providing insights that lead to certainty and improve the likelihood of making the right decisions.

So my question for you is, what's your strategy? Do you currently have a blueprint or a map? And, is your guide looking out for your best interest?