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davyde “day” wachell is the co-founder and ceo of responsive ai. he studied ai in the symsys program at stanford and film at columbia. their innovative thinking drives the company’s success by bridging technology and the arts, leading to a culture of creativity and out-of-the-box thinking.

artificial intelligence can be a financial advisor’s ally, or it can be your competitor.

by davyde wachell
the holistic guide to wealth management

“there are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen.” – vladimir ilyich lenin

lenin’s quip resonates deeply with any seasoned advice professional. black friday, 9/11, the great recession and covid-19 kept us on our toes when it came to the markets and our clients. big outlier events that disrupt “business as usual” can arise at any moment. these moments can change the lives of our clients, and as a result, the growth and stability of our businesses. our clients can lose their trust in us in the blink of an eye if we haven’t positioned those clients correctly, or if we do not respond effectively to changes in the market.

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how we prepare our business for the unexpected determines our ability to respond to outlier events. how we respond to those events determines how we perform under pressure. staying competitive isn’t about performing well when the sun is shining; it’s about executing and gaining clarity in the fog of war.