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Watching a symphony orchestra is pretty amazing. All the different people and instruments working together to produce beautiful music harmoniously with one another. Each person watches the conductor for their cues, and if anyone is off by a second or two, the whole thing is disrupted. The harmony is dependent on all parts working together in unison, and if you think about it, your financial health is much the same. There are so many moving parts, from salaries and investments to expenses and taxes, and every part effects every other part for good or for bad. As both a musician and financial adviser, I’ve always seen the similarities between music and finances, and my goal is to help every client I work with live in financial harmony now and for the rest of their lives.When we first start working with a new client, they usually aren’t sure whether or not they’re on track to meet their financial objectives. They have a picture in their mind of what they’re trying to achieve, but they don’t know if they’re heading in the right direction. More often than not, they’re well-prepared for the best case scenario, but what happens when life throws them a curveball? Will they still be able to travel if they have an unexpected health issue in retirement? If their 401k loses value, will they still be able help their kids pay for college?Here at Clark & Associates, we’re passionate about helping people align their finances with their goals so that they can live the life they desire. We take into account the best and worst case scenarios they may encounter along the way, and empower them with the information they need to make the wisest possible decisions for themselves and their loved ones. Our approach blends the precision of a left-brained financial planner with the creativity of a right-brained musician. The end result is helping our clients achieve financial harmony by coaching them into becoming confident conductors of their own financial lives.