I help Families Protect their investments and create generational wealth.

"I became a mom at the young age of 19. I was a mom again by the age of 21. I stayed at home for the first year or so, but then I started back to work in 2014. I had two kids under my belt and just wanted to do something. I got into a pizza place and eventually moved up on the totem pole. But of course, like any American, I enjoyed the occasional alcoholic beverage. Between work, kids, and stress, I ended up drinking more than I should. But I was young, healthy, and didn't have hangovers. Why not? When I was 25, my mom told me to get life insurance, but I brushed it off. By the age of 28, I had my daughter. Quite the age gap. A high-risk pregnancy, but it was because of blood pressure. Healthy baby girl born in 2015. Went back to work. I loved my job. But of course, I was drinking. Like most Americans. By the age of 30, I lost my menstrual cycle but still felt great, so I kept trucking. By the time I was 33, I was in the hospital being told I was going to die. Life insurance was being whispered in my ear constantly. What I didn't know was that .... It was too late. Once you are diagnosed with something terminal like cirrhosis or cancer, there's no life insurance option. By the age of 36, I was diagnosed with cancer. I had no option at that point to make END OF LIFE PLANS. Guess what? We can't afford a funeral. So now I have opted to donate my body to science. Which is not something I necessarily wanted to do, but I don't mind at this point. So to all out there who keeps putting it off, get it now while you can. Life happens and you may wait until it’s too late and wish you did it when you had the chance. Now I have nothing to pass down to my children and body who can afford my funeral. I had the chance to make sure my kids were set after I’m gone and I didn’t take it. Generational wealth fell in my lap and blew it off. An extra $20 or $30 a month don’t sound too bad now. Please don’t let this happen to you. 🥺"