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EPISODE · Aug 7, 2019 · 33 MIN

How Barron's Hall of Fame Financial Advisor Ron Carson Went From Living in a Trailer to Finding His 'Why' and 'MTP' That Led to $10 Billion in Assets Under Advisement

from CEO Coaching International Podcast · host Mark Moses and Steve Sanduski

Ron Carson's family lost everything in the 1980s farm crisis. Instead of preparing to follow in his father's footsteps, Ron had to watch his father cry for the first time and move into a trailer. Then, when he was studying at the University of Nebraska, Ron read a magazine article about becoming a Certified Financial Planner®. Thirty years later, Carson Wealth is one of the BIGGEST names in finance. And I'm proud to say that my good friend Ron Carson is a person who runs his business and his life with a passion we should all try to emulate. In this special episode, recorded live at the 2019 CEO Coaching Summit, Ron Carson discusses how his family's hardships motivated him to push past fear, figure out his "Why," and dedicate himself to things he loves doing.

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