In 1986, Michael E. Gerber’s legendary “E-Myth” series introduced entrepreneurs to a new way of looking at building and growing a business. That is, he reminded us all that we need to invest our energies working ON the business and not just IN it. That’s not easy—particularly for financial advisors—because the day-to-day responsibility of serving clients is typically the priority. And, quite honestly, it’s anathema to consider taking time on a task that isn’t immediately revenue generating. Yet we are witnessing a growing trend that indicates advisors—regardless of whether they practice as employees or independent business owners—are thinking more about their businesses as “businesses.” They’re looking beyond the short-term and…