We're looking for financial advisors to identify a specific income-related mistake that’s quietly keeping millennials in debt cycles longer than necessary — and how to fix it. Looking for clear behavioral or structural insights, not general budgeting advice. Interview questions: 1. What is the most common income-related mistake millennials make that keeps them in debt longer? 2. Why is this mistake so easy to overlook or normalize? 3. How does this mistake affect cash flow, debt payoff timelines, or financial stress? 4. Is this more about how income is earned, how it’s managed, or how it’s increased? 5. How do inconsistent income, side hustles, or gig work factor into this issue? 6. What are the long-term consequences if this mistake isn’t corrected? 7. What’s a simple way someone can identify if they’re making this mistake right now? 8. What’s the fastest or most effective way to correct it? 9. Are mindset shifts needed around income and debt? 10. Anything to add?