Clint works as an Advanced Certified College Advisor in the Hub City of West Texas.  Clint has multiple interests, but enjoys development, design, implementation, and helping people live a Debt Free Life.

A 2-year stent as an online moderator with an educational company teaching people alternative investment strategies lead to a desire educating and teaching people how to use certain platforms to work towards financial freedom.  Clint desires to help families understand the overall financial planning process and help them better prepare finding their path to financial freedom, not by any means necessary, but by thought out processes, established by others who have shown success doing the same.  Don’t reinvent the wheel.

Essentially, those that have capital tend to have more control over decisions.  If you have more cash, good opportunities tend to arise.  However, people are still reliant on someone else supplying the capital.  In the same vein, there is a tendency to look for government solutions to a problem believed to be out of their control (e.g., obtaining a loan to afford college and is sometimes still necessary).  This way of thinking is widespread, and it needs to be overcome for success.

Clint has a bachelor’s degree in business administration and a bachelor’s degree in science of nursing.  Clint has advanced degrees from the University of Life and is currently studying for his InFRE Certified Retirement Counselor certification, an organization dedicated to education and commitment to the retirement financial planning profession, adhering to a code of ethics and continuing education.

Clint lives with his wife, their son, and along with their 3 fur babies in Lubbock, Texas.  In his spare time, Clint enjoys playing music, spending time with the family, and just about any outdoor activity, especially saltwater fishing.

Quote from Clint, “By the time I had turned thirty, I’d realized two important things. One, I had to fish. Two, I had to work for a living.”

A motto Clint follows: “To the grumbler who complains about the unfairness of the market system only one piece of advice can be given:  If you want to acquire wealth, then try to satisfy the public by offering them something that is cheaper or which they like better …. Equality under the law gives you the power to challenge every millionaire.”