After losing everything in 2008, he started a mortgage brokerage that hit $40-60k monthly within six months. He hired a team to share the success, then partnered with a larger platform he calls a locomotive to expand his reach and impact.
That's a great question because the passion to help, to, uh, inspire, and to lead has always been part of the business. You know, when we started out, one of the, you know, stories I was telling was when I— when we lost everything in 2008 and then I founded Global Integrity Finance, I told my wife, hey, I just want to be a mortgage broker. I want to make about $10,000, $12,000 a month, just enough for us to have fun. We've got money, but now we've got play money. And within about 6 months, making about $40,000, $50,000, $60,000 a month by myself, which is life-changing. It was life-changing. But if it's this easy, then why not share this with everybody? So I made the mistake of going and becoming a company and hiring a bunch of employees. And so the vision and the passion was that if I can do it, then I should be able to teach and train and inspire others. Anybody can do it. And so there was always that understanding that my ability, what the gifts that God's given to me and the talents that I have, need to be shared with everybody. And I did that through the business, but then here through other transformations in the last 12 months, I realized, you know what, we're not doing this on the largest platform that's available to the world. And again, started having some prayers, started saying, you know, What do you want? Where do you want? We've been building this, but we're not really making the impact that I envision needs to be made. And then you came along, and then you came along, and, and now we're on a, a locomotive to achieve what we've all been building to accomplish.
