Retired Institutional Advisor
It started with a casual conversation at an Applebee's in 1997.
I was sitting there, having an ordinary dinner at the bar, chatting with a gentleman I had just met, when he spoke the words that would change my life forever: "We'd like to hire you."
"Who's we?" I asked.
"One of America's oldest and most prestigious Wall Street firms."
My heart nearly stopped. Fresh out of college, I'd dreamed of breaking into the investment world, but nobody would give me a chance. Now, over a plate of casual dining appetizers, one of the biggest names in finance was offering me my dream job.
Little did I know, this random encounter would eventually lead to one of the most humiliating moments of my life... and reveal a disturbing truth about the financial industry that most people never discover until it's too late.
Fast forward a few years. I'd left that prestigious firm for another when my boss walked into my office and handed me a letter.
My stomach dropped as I read it. I was being sued by a former client from my days at the Wall Street firm.
The reason?
I had recommended a fund that my firm had incentivized me to sell. It was labeled a "growth fund," but in reality, it was packed with risky internet stocks. When the 2000-2001 crash hit, my client's account value plummeted.
I had failed my client. Not because I was a bad person trying to hurt them, but because I was doing exactly what I was trained to do in an industry that puts sales above advice.
Growing up on a farm in Alabama, I was raised with simple values:
Work hard
Be honest
Keep your word
Do right by others
But in the financial advisory world, I quickly discovered a different set of rules:
Sell products that pay the highest commissions
Push clients toward asset-based fees that grow even when you do nothing
Accept "educational" trips from mutual fund companies pushing their product
Call yourself an "advisor" when you're really a salesperson
"As author Steven Pressfield would say, 'This is the day I decided to turn Pro.'"
I committed to becoming a true expert, not just another salesperson with impressive-sounding credentials.
I specialized in advising corporate retirement plans – an area plagued by poor disclosure, hidden fees, and expensive conflicts of interest.
This decision transformed my career. I gained recognition as one of the nation's top advisors for defined contribution plans, consulted for over $2 billion in assets, and was named one of the Top 300 Defined Contribution Advisors.
I was helping massive corporate retirement plans negotiate better fees and select better investments...
While watching their employees roll their money to sub-par advisors who:
Charged excessive fees
Sold agenda-driven investment products
Provided generic, one-size-fits-all advice
LIE #1: "We're fiduciaries who always put your interests first"
(Most aren't. I'll show you why.)
LIE #2: "Our fees are reasonable for the value we provide"
(They're not. Most advisors overcharge by 50-300%.)
LIE #3: "Our investment approach is sophisticated and customized"
(It's usually standardized and designed to maximize their profits, not your returns.)
I know these lies intimately because I used to tell them myself.
In 2017, I had to leave the industry to rescue my family's trucking business. What I discovered there was devastating – systematic theft that had drained hundreds of thousands of dollars. It took me two years to turn it around and sell it.
But that experience, painful as it was, gave me clarity about my true mission.
I wasn't going back to the investment industry in the same way.
This time I had a completely different agenda...
That's why I developed the "Evidence-Based Hiring Method" and the 27 Questions that form its backbone.
These aren't just random questions.
They're specifically designed to expose:
Hidden fee structures that silently drain your retirement savings
Conflicts of interest that put their profits above your financial future
"Fiduciaries" who claim to work in your best interest but actually don't
Product-pushing salespeople masquerading as objective advisors
Advisors who lack proper credentials or experience for your specific needs
And they work because I know exactly what advisors are hiding.
Because I used to hide the same things.
She was about to inherit over a million dollars from her father and had interviewed five different financial advisors. She thought she was being thorough and careful.
But when I showed her these 27 questions, she discovered that ALL FIVE advisors had glaring red flags that would have cost her dearly.
Want to protect yourself from these industry practices?
Let me be crystal clear about what's at stake here…
When you choose the wrong advisor, you're likely losing 1-2% of your returns every single year, or far more. That might not sound like much, but let's look at what it really means:
The worst part?
The shame and embarrassment people feel when they realize they've been taken advantage of.
Truly professional advisors have nothing to hide.
Salespeople disguised as advisors run for the hills.
★★★★★
"I didn't know where to start, I certainly didn't know the questions to ask"
— Greg M
★★★★★
“I thought I had a great advisor—until I ran him through these 27 questions. The answers sealed the deal: I fired him and found someone better.”
— Robert M
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Learn complicated investment terms
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It's not about becoming a herpetologist.
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Imagine Walking Into Your Next Advisor Meeting Like This:
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Watch as the advisor becomes increasingly uncomfortable
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No more:
Lying awake worrying about your retirement savings
Wondering if your advisor is overcharging you
Feeling confused by financial jargon
Or suspecting you're being sold products you don't need
The book I'm offering you today?
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(And considering it's based on nearly 20 years of industry experience, including being sued... that's not an exaggeration.)
After all:
These 27 questions took decades of industry experience to develop
They've already saved people like Cindy from million-dollar mistakes
And they expose industry practices most advisors want to keep hidden
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If you don't make a change today, where will you be in 5 years?
Still wondering if your advisor is overcharging you?
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Still trapped in a relationship with an advisor you're not sure you can trust?
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