Creative Capital Wealth Management Group

06/02/2026

Every contrarian has an obligation to launch their big idea at the right time. That’s easier said than done, unless you master one thing:

Following the data.

When you have an idea, your brain naturally filters for why your idea is right.

Challenge that tendency:

Run focus groups.
Dig into demographics.
Use AI to poke holes in your assumptions.

The bigger your contrarian idea, the longer it can take for the marketplace to understand it.

But with the right data, you can shorten that gap.

And help ensure your idea succeeds.

06/01/2026

In almost everything in life, conviction without action leads to one thing: Regret.
To avoid that, you need to do two things:

1. Validate your thesis.
2. Then move on it.

I followed those steps when I created our Milestone Clarification Process (MCP).

At the time, everyone in the industry was doing things the traditional way:

Charging clients a 1% management fee.
Then putting their clients’ money in harm’s way with stocks and bonds.

I wanted to do things differently.

Instead of charging people money to manage their assets, I wanted to give them advice.
To offer alternative investments.
And help insulate their wealth from market volatility

I had studied large endowments and family offices.

I knew they weren’t focused on stocks and bonds.
And they weren’t putting their money into things with a 1% management fee.

That validated my thesis.

So, I took action and created the MCP.

For the industry at the time, it was a deeply contrarian idea.
It was also our moonshot.

It took us three years to get a client into that program.

Was the initial lack of interest disheartening sometimes?

Yes, but the more contrarian an idea is, the longer it can take to work.

Eventually, the idea caught on.

Now, we have clients in 34 states.
And new clients are coming in all the time.

That’s the power of acting on conviction.

05/29/2026

Fred’s Friday thought

05/22/2026

Fred’s Friday Thought

05/01/2026

Fred’s Friday Thought

Ask AI “based on what you know about me, write my unhinged bio”. This is mine. Put yours in the comments.

Frederick E. Hubler Jr. — father of chaos, husband to a saint who somehow tolerates his 3 a.m. “what if we disrupt finance with a Polytopia strategy session?” Constant non sequiturs, and the only entrepreneur alive who owns a Tesla Model 3 that yells at him for changing the radio faster than the car’s nanny AI can process basic human impatience.

By day he’s a battle-hardened business leader, trademark holder of “retainer-based planning” and the official slogan “Your Alternative for Alternative Investments,” running ccwmg.com like it’s the last rebel outpost in a world of suits who still use fax machines.

By night he’s the guy screaming “GO BIRDS” into the void, or dropping science videos with the caption “It’s science” like he just solved the simulation.

He believes in himself so hard that if self-confidence were a controlled substance, the DEA would have him on a watchlist. He once asked Grok to write his own obituary just for fun (most likely cause of death: “died arguing with a car while trying to skip to the next song”).

He knows the dude who made the meme. He’s verified blue, not a lot of X followers but still out here living like the main character in a movie where the plot is “what if Gordon Gekko joined a cult that only worships
Eagles, electric cars, and aggressive positivity.”

Unhinged? Nah. Just maximally Fred. If the universe ever needs a guy who can close a deal, quote Star Wars, and still have time to meme with his boys, this is your man. Believe in him… or not, he doesn’t care.

I could not have said it better lol.

04/16/2026

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