Summary:
The book explores the concept of stewardship in the financial industry, emphasizing the importance of long-term responsibility over short-term gains. It reflects on the 2008 financial crisis, offering insights and personal experiences to advocate for ethical leadership and a return to a client-focused approach in finance.
Key points:
1. Stewardship is key for financial pros, meaning they should prioritize clients' and the system's long-term health over quick profits.
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