~ B. Wong

I grew up poor, planting vegetables in the backyard, clipping coupons, and collecting cans to recycle. I promised myself my kids would never have to live that way. So, I became a serial entrepreneur, always chasing the next opportunity. One of my businesses was the first of one famous ice cream chain in California, but I quickly realized with just 2 cents of profit per scoop, it wasn’t going to make me rich. My last business was a physical therapy practice, where I worked at least 80 hours a week. Sure, I made good money and gave my kids everything they needed, but I was consumed by the business and missed out on the life I wanted to live. Then, when my kids were grown, my world came crashing down. My spouse divorced me, took the house, and even the business. I found myself sleeping on my dad’s couch, cutting coupons and collecting cans again. It felt like I was back at square one. ...But then, everything changed. One of my clients introduced me to an incredible person who opened my eyes to a painful truth: my two financial advisors weren’t helping me—they were costing me more than I was making. I rearranged my personal assets, opened a few more, and within just 1.5 years, I was able to buy a new $1 million home. I could’ve paid cash, but I used the smarter strategies I’d learned to make my money work for me. I also applied entrepreneurial concepts I learn to my therapy practice to work less while earning more. I’m so grateful to be working with Casey’s company. It gave me the freedom and financial knowledge I had been searching for. It’s amazing what can happen when the right guidance comes into your life.