My Story

I didn’t grow up with money.

We weren’t talking about investing around the dinner table.

I had my first job when I was 15 – not counting my paper routes when I was 11. 

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I worked almost full-time through undergrad and then I went to law school.

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By the time I finished law school, I had $94,884.49 in debt.

My first legal job paid me $40,000 a year.

I wasn’t saving. I wasn’t investing. I was surviving.

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But I made a decision:

I wasn’t going to carry that debt for the next 10 years.

So I got serious. I built a simple system.

Every dollar had a job — and every raise went to our future.

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I switched careers into tech.

My wife and I tackled the debt together.

Ten months later, it was paid off — the same month the bank told us,

“You have 10 years to pay this off.”

We were already done.

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Then my wife made a bold move:

She went back to school full-time.

But we still kept saving.

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In just 5 years, we've grown our net worth by more than $400,000.

We didn’t budget every cent.

We didn’t chase stock tips or crypto.

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We didn't deprive ourselves of amazing vacations.

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We automated our decisions.

We stayed consistent.

We avoided full lifestyle creep.

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Now I teach other early-stage professionals how to do the same.

If you’re making good money but feel stuck…

You don’t need more income.

You need a better plan.

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And I want to help 10,000 people just like you implement it.