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Financial Advisor for Essential Workers | Union Lineman, Skilled Trades, & Nurses | Retirement + Wealth Planning

I help hardworking people make smart financial decisions without the fluff

“I’ve only known you for an hour, but I can tell you’re a pitbull.” 🐕‍🦺When a new prospective client said this to me las...
10/13/2026

“I’ve only known you for an hour, but I can tell you’re a pitbull.” 🐕‍🦺

When a new prospective client said this to me last week, I’ll admit I was caught off guard. A pitbull?

But then she explained what she meant, and it became one of the highest compliments I’ve ever received.

Her previous experience was with a veteran advisor who took a very hands-off, "coastal" approach to her financial plan. She felt overlooked. In our short meeting, she realized she didn't want someone just managing her assets from a distance—she wanted someone hungry.

She saw that I’m a driven advisor who is ready to outwork the room and fight for her financial freedom.

I’ve always looked at my youth and energy as my greatest assets in this industry. Being young doesn't mean a lack of experience; it means having the drive, the hunger, and—most importantly—the timeline to see your plan through.

I’m not just here to help you kick off your financial journey. I'm here to see it through from the starting line all the way to your retirement.

If you want an advisor who is hands-on, relentlessly focused on your goals, and locked in for the long haul, let’s talk.

Only 10% of financial advisors make it past their first 3 years.I am proud to say I beat that statistic. But what people...
10/09/2026

Only 10% of financial advisors make it past their first 3 years.

I am proud to say I beat that statistic. But what people don’t realize is the mountain of rejection you have to climb to build a sustainable practice.

In our office, we talk about a common metric: 10-3-1.
• For every 10 referrals you get...
• Only 3 will actually sit down to meet.
• Only 1 will ultimately become a client.

That means 70% of people won't even hear what you have to offer, and another 20% will opt out along the way.

I was catching up with a friend in the corporate world recently, and I mentioned I was having a rough week. I had only kept 10 out of 25 scheduled meetings. 8 of them completely ghosted me (no-call, no-show).

He was flabbergasted. "How do you handle people just disrespecting your time like that? Why do you even do it?"

I’d be lying if I said I hadn't questioned it on the tough days. But my answer is always the same:

Money is the #1 source of stress for most people, yet it controls our lives.

My mission is to transform that anxiety into total financial confidence. I do this so my clients can stop worrying, enjoy their lives today, and retire exactly when and how they want.

And honestly? This career allows me to build the exact same freedom and endgame for my own family that I want for my clients.

The rejection is just the price of admission to do work that actually matters.

10/06/2026

Headline: The underserved market doesn't need shortcuts. It needs hard work.

Only 32% of Americans have a financial advisor. With 38% of existing advisors retiring over the next 10 years, that underserved gap is about to get much wider.

Building a business to solve a crisis this large isn't easy. It takes Hard Work.

I am looking for builders, grit-driven professionals, and entrepreneurs who aren't afraid to roll up their sleeves. We have a unique opportunity to capture a massive market share while genuinely helping communities that are being left behind.

If you have a strong work ethic and want to build a business that creates a lasting legacy, let’s connect.

🍂 Happy October 1st! 🍂Is it just us, or is the fast approach of the end of the year a little... spooky? 👻We’ve officiall...
10/01/2026

🍂 Happy October 1st! 🍂

Is it just us, or is the fast approach of the end of the year a little... spooky? 👻

We’ve officially entered the final stretch of 2026. If you look back at the financial goals you set for yourself at the start of the year—like saving a specific dollar amount, opening a retirement account, or starting a college fund for the kids—and realize they haven't happened yet... take a deep breath.

It is NOT too late to win the year! 💪

You still have three full months to make major progress. Often, the missing ingredient isn't capability; it's simply having an accountability partner to keep you on track and guide the way.

Let’s finish this year strong.

The biggest risk in retirement planning isn't market volatility—it’s time. ⏳Yesterday, I had two completely different co...
09/23/2026

The biggest risk in retirement planning isn't market volatility—it’s time. ⏳Yesterday, I had two completely different conversations that perfectly illustrate the "cost of waiting."

The Morning:
I spoke with two prospects under 35. Both gave me a variation of the same response: "I’m just too busy right now," or "I'm not interested at this time." I get it. When you're in your 20s or 30s, retirement feels like a lifetime away. You’re building careers, families, and busy lives.

The Afternoon:
I sat down for a review meeting with a long-time client. As of September 1st, she is officially retired. 🎉

She was incredibly grateful for the years we spent structuring her plan, mapping out her income streams, and building her confidence. But as we wrapped up, she said something that stuck with me:

"My only regret is that I wish we would have met sooner."

The irony wasn't lost on me. The younger prospects feel they have all the time in the world and put it off. The retiree look back and wishes they started even earlier to maximize their peace of mind.

If you are under 35, you have the greatest asset on your side right now: Time. Don't wait until you're nearing the finish line to start planning the race.

When is the "right time" for you to start looking at your financial future?

09/15/2026

I am looking to bring on Financial Advisors who share one core, non-negotiable value: Hard Work. 💼

Building a successful financial practice isn't about luck or waiting for the phone to ring. It requires a relentless grind, resilience, and a willingness to go above and beyond for your clients and your future.

I am expanding my team, but I am only looking for true builders—people who aren't afraid to roll up their sleeves and outwork the competition to build a business they truly own. 🚀

If you have the grit to match your ambition and want the platform to scale your own practice, let’s connect.📩

DM me directly or drop a comment below to start the conversation.

Over the last few weeks, I’ve spent some time thinking about what I want my financial planning practice to stand for.Not...
09/11/2026

Over the last few weeks, I’ve spent some time thinking about what I want my financial planning practice to stand for.

Not just what I do for clients, but how I want to show up for them.

I’ve landed on three simple principles:

1. Transparency — Tell it like it is.

I’m going to tell you what you need to hear, not necessarily what you want to hear.

If I think you’re making a mistake, I’ll tell you. If I think there’s a better way to approach something, we’ll talk about it.

But transparency goes both ways. I need my clients to tell me what they’re thinking, what they’re worried about, and when they disagree.

At the end of the day, it’s your plan — not mine.

2. Hard Work — Do the work.

There aren’t many shortcuts when it comes to building financial security.

I’ll work hard for my clients, but I’ll also hold them accountable to the things we agree need to get done.

Good planning only works when we actually put the plan into action.

3. Do Right by People — People first. Always.

This one is probably the simplest.

Treat people the way you’d want to be treated.

Know the person, not just the portfolio. Understand what’s important to them. Do what you say you’re going to do. And when there’s a tough decision to make, do what you believe is right for the client.

Maybe that’s a pretty simple way of looking at financial planning.

But coming from the Midwest, I’ve always believed simple isn’t a bad thing.

These three principles are going to guide how I work with my clients, my team, and the people I have the opportunity to work with every day.

Tell it like it is.
Do the work.
Do right by people.

That’s the kind of practice I want to build.

💡 Let’s talk about a financial planning tool most people overlook: Life insurance for children.When I tell people my son...
08/25/2026

💡 Let’s talk about a financial planning tool most people overlook: Life insurance for children.

When I tell people my son Leo has a $200,000 life insurance policy, I usually get some funny looks. Most people ask, "Why would a child need that much coverage?"According to CNBC Select, standard children's life insurance policies typically cap out between $5,000 and $50,000. Leo's policy is significantly higher than average, and there is a very strategic, long-term financial reason for it.

Meanwhile, adult Americans are severely underinsured. The LIMRA Insurance Barometer Study reports that roughly 40% of American adults have no life insurance at all, leaving a combined household coverage gap of trillions of dollars.

We don't own this policy because we think something terrible will happen to Leo. We own it because we understand how life works, and we want to protect his future adulthood. Here is why:

🔒 1. Locking in Maximum Insurability
We bought this policy at the healthiest point of Leo's life. Premiums are at their absolute cheapest because he is young. Once a policy is issued, those low rates and coverages are locked in for life.

🩺 2. Real-World Medical Precedents
This hits close to home for me. My sister was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at just 5 years old. Because of that early medical curveball, she is completely uninsurable through most major insurance companies today. The very few companies that will consider her charge exceptionally high premiums. Health is a privilege that can change in a single doctor's visit.

📈 3. The Guaranteed Purchase Option
Leo’s policy includes a special rider that gives him the option to buy significantly more coverage in the future—completely no questions asked regarding his health status. If he develops a chronic condition later in life, the insurance company cannot deny him more coverage.

💰 4. Living Benefits & Cash Value
This isn't just a "death benefit." Certain permanent policies double as a wealth-building foundation. The policy grows cash value over time that Leo can eventually leverage while he is still alive—whether he needs a tax-free loan for college education, a down payment on a first home, or funding for a wedding.

Buying life insurance for a child isn't about expecting the worst; it’s about guaranteeing their financial best before the world has a chance to tell them "no."

08/20/2026

The Best Part of Leadership Isn’t Building a Team.

It’s watching people become something they didn’t think they could be.

One of the biggest reasons I’ve become passionate about leadership is because I’ve experienced firsthand how much the right mentor, environment, and accountability can change someone’s career.

I’m not interested in building a team just to say I have a big team.

I want to help build great advisors, great leaders, and eventually great practices.

That means helping someone through the uncomfortable first years.
Having the hard conversations.
Celebrating the wins.
Helping them get back up after the losses.
And eventually watching them become the person helping someone else.

To me, that’s what leadership is about.

I’m looking to connect with a few people who are hungry, coachable, competitive, and want to build something of their own in the financial services industry.

You don’t need to have all the answers.

You just need to be willing to learn, work, and be uncomfortable for a while.

If that sounds like you, let’s talk.

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4620 N Ballard Road
Appleton, WI
54913

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