
Who I Serve
I don't work with everyone. I work with people I can genuinely help and I've built my practice around four groups that I understand deeply because I've either lived their world or walked closely alongside it.
Small Business Owners
You're carrying the weight of the business and the people inside it at the same time. You need someone who understands that every financial decision you make affects more than just your bottom line. Whether it's structuring your own retirement, setting up benefits that actually help you attract and keep good people, or protecting what you've spent years building, I've sat in that seat. I know what it costs and I know what it takes.
Skilled Trades Professionals
You built something real with your hands and you earn good money doing it. But variable income, no financial structure, and nobody in your corner explaining how to protect what you've built leaves most skilled trades professionals one bad month away from stress. I understand your world and I know how to help you build a strategy around it. And if owning your own business is the goal — because for most skilled trades people it is — I can help you build toward that too.
Special Needs Families
The question I hear most is "what happens to my child after I'm gone?" That question deserves a real answer and a real strategy. My wife and I have lived close to this world for a long time. It isn't just professional for me. I've already built relationships with highly regarded special needs estate planning attorneys in Georgia so that when families need that level of coordination, I know exactly who to call.
Automotive Professionals
You earn good money. But the income is variable, the pressure is constant, and nobody in that industry is sitting down with you to talk about what long term security actually looks like. I spent over twenty years in automotive retail. I know exactly what you're up against and I know how to help you build something real with what you earn.
Nobody ever looks back and wishes they'd waited longer to get a strategy in place. The most common thing I hear after our first conversation is "I wish I'd done this sooner." The best time to start was yesterday. The second best time is right now. Reach out and let's figure out where you are and where you want to go.