It all started with a class
election in 10th grade.

As a nobody in high school, I decided to run for Class President. It was a bold move, but my campaign was different. I decided to focus on others, and figured if all those students who felt like nobodies like me came together, we could become somebodies. I can still feel the emotions of that day when my principal announced I had won. That was when I realized that even if you've been told you can't do something, you're not good enough, smart enough, talented enough, you, too, have a reset button that can allow you to do something new. A fresh start.

And that’s exactly what you’re wanting for your money: a reset button. Too many people don’t have an active, working plan for their money—and it’s costing them. It doesn’t matter how much money you make right now or how well or poorly you feel you’ve done with your money.

If you’re not making the money you feel you deserve and you’re not making the impact in the world you’ve always wanted, I believe there’s a better way for your money today.

After college (and after taking only one finance class) I went on to build a financial planning business that became one of the most respected in the country. I don’t think I could have done that if I hadn’t made a bold move in high school and stepped right in the middle of my discomfort zone. Then, after 25 years of running my practice, I sold it to launch Good Money Framework to teach people that money is not bad and good people, just like you, should have more of it. Another bold move.

And now, I’m asking you to make a bold move too. It’s time to make the money you deserve and start using it to impact the world. You deserve to have the tools to make an impact with your money — and I’m going to show you how.