There’s no such thing as having arrived in knowledge. You rely on your CPA’S as a trusted advisor but your advisor can only be truly valuable if they are committed to having an open mind and are constantly growing and learning.
We know the power of compound interest, consider how powerful compounding your knowledge is. Most CPA’s are focused on the short term objectives and it’s a big missed opportunity. We dig in with Bryan Bloom, author of Confessions of a CPA.
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