I\u2019ve been running my events, That 401(k) Conference, since 2018. It\u2019s been fun and there are times when it wasn\u2019t. When I had no interest in events booked for Oakland and Detroit last year, I took a breather. We came back in 2024 with great events in Arlington and New York. As it goes, I think we will have 2-3 live events going forward. The days of doing 9 events a year like we did in 2019 aren\u2019t going to happen, but 2-3 is manageable.<\/p>\n
When it comes to these events, it\u2019s $100 to attend. I charge $50 a head if multiple people come from the same firm if you ask. If people can\u2019t make it, I understand. Getting people to live events is a challenge.<\/p>\n
When you get an invite, ignore it or attend. Just don\u2019t be weird. It\u2019s not a time to sell me your advisory services, especially when I\u2019ve known some advisors as long as I know my wife. Don\u2019t claim you won\u2019t attend because you\u2019re a plate licker since the event isn\u2019t free. Whatever it is, just avoid being weird.<\/p>\n
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