2024-12-12 15:43:12
Avoiding imposter syndrome when talking about ESG
The rise of ESG investing challenges advisers, many of whom feel unprepared to address complex ethical questions, risking self-doubt or feeling like "frauds." Experts encourage vulnerability, curiosity, and using external resources to meet client expectations effectively. ESG factors, now seen as essential, prioritize issues like human rights and animal cruelty, though economic pressures often shift focus to financial survival.
