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Nobody likes being rejected. But being rejected by a prospective client can be a teachable moment — perhaps nothing more than a sign that the advisor and client weren't a good fit, several advisors told us. We asked advisors to share with us the top lesson (or two) they've learned from being rejected by a client or prospect. Check out their wide-ranging responses in the gallery above.
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