The Elite Financial Advisor Podcast With Sten Morgan
Jun 5, 2026 · 39 min · 11 segments
In this episode of Elite Advisor Podcast, Sten Morgan sits down with Holden Fox to talk about how to transition from a group of solo advisors sharing expenses to a unified, scalable organization by…
Holden FoxGuest
Sten MorganHost
We've gotten to spend some time together before, so I know some of your background.

And what I appreciate is that you were an advisor, are an advisor, but that entrepreneur hat caused you to take a firm that felt like, you know, some solo advisors working together, cost sharing to, hey, this is a legit firm.

I'd love for you to give us a quick background on the firm, and then we'll dive into some of the story you've already shared with me.

And great advisors are not always great business owners, and you've been able to accomplish both.

So how'd you get into the business and then high-level kind of your story arc of your firm?

I got to see the benefits of serving clients, of making a positive impact in people's lives.

And I really felt blessed in the sense that I never questioned what I was going to do when I grew up.

And when I got into the industry, the advice that was given to me was go somewhere.

I started at Merrill Lynch after college and I picked Merrill because I thought that it would give me the best platform, the best opportunity to learn and to grow and to develop.

Because being a financial advisor is not easy and it's complicated and there's a lot of things to learn and you can't just jump into it.

And really, honestly, my experience, what I learned is that it was a lot of just jumping into it.

And that is what I realized what our industry, a lot of our industry is how it works and that you take young people that don't have a lot of experience and they go out and they're supposed to rain make.

We've gotten to spend some time together before, so I know some of your background.

And what I appreciate is that you were an advisor, are an advisor, but that entrepreneur hat caused you to take a firm that felt like, you know, some solo advisors working together, cost sharing to, hey, this is a legit firm.

I'd love for you to give us a quick background on the firm, and then we'll dive into some of the story you've already shared with me.

And great advisors are not always great business owners, and you've been able to accomplish both.

So how'd you get into the business and then high-level kind of your story arc of your firm?

I got to see the benefits of serving clients, of making a positive impact in people's lives.

And I really felt blessed in the sense that I never questioned what I was going to do when I grew up.

And when I got into the industry, the advice that was given to me was go somewhere.

I started at Merrill Lynch after college and I picked Merrill because I thought that it would give me the best platform, the best opportunity to learn and to grow and to develop.

Because being a financial advisor is not easy and it's complicated and there's a lot of things to learn and you can't just jump into it.

And really, honestly, my experience, what I learned is that it was a lot of just jumping into it.

And that is what I realized what our industry, a lot of our industry is how it works and that you take young people that don't have a lot of experience and they go out and they're supposed to rain make.
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