Small Firm - Jr. Advisor - Need outside thoughts

The business model was 401k plans for so long, however we're now moving into Wealth management. We have 1 Sr. Advisor at our firm. I am lucky enough to be part of this new transition.

I would like to start with a fresh mindset and learn from an outside perspective. I can't ask what I don't know, however I do have a few questions for those who have been in the field or who have larger head count with much more experience.

What programs for planning and advising should I look into? (ex: e-money) Where can I be guided to get more information on learning to do advising/planning? Any Youtube Channels, websites, blogs recommendations for WM?

Please add on the questions I haven't already asked. Any other advice that can help me help future clients.

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