How did that lead to becoming a financial advisor?
Eventually I had climbed the Ladder of Success high enough that I could see it was leaning on the wrong wall. The greatest satisfaction I derived from my work was not my own personal success, but it was in training and developing others. As a manager I knew my own success was the natural result of their success. Eventually I got really tired of all the travel my job required. As I thought more about it, by then I had developed a strong appreciation or passion for personal money management, I also knew I wanted to help others who were experiencing what I had gone through, so it really was a natural progression. Most Advisors focus on investments, your focus seems to start with debt…why? My desire was to help people who were going through what I went through. What I soon realized was that they don’t have any money to invest. Just like me, their money was going towards debts. Advisors focus on the wealthy and shun the working class. So, in order to make a living, I was soon focusing my ti
