I am a native Chicagoan, father of 3 wonderful children, and a 20 year veteran of the financial services industry. 

-I am passionate about working with business owners who would benefit from having an objective partner in their financial lives.   
-I am trying to help my clients realize their best selves. We use financial tools to help them achieve the freedom, control, or time that they desire. 

How do I know if I'm a good fit?

-Business Owners between 35&55 who want to have the ability to make work optional

-Household income of at least $150,000

-People who want to delegate so you can spend more time with the people they care about and doing the things they love


What is the benefit of working with Chris?

-Create an easily understandable 1 page financial gameplan so you always know what the next steps we will take are

-Knowing there will be a day when you can make work optional so you can have a defined goal to work towards.

-Optimize insurance policies to maximize coverage and reduce costs.

-Proactive tax planning to minimize your lifetime tax bill

-Provide financial partnership and help solve your financial problems so you can focus on the most important things in life

 I love working out, cooking, bourbon and cigars. 


Please note: While I appreciate endorsements of my services, I cannot accept endorsements or recommendations on my LinkedIn profile, as these are considered a prohibited testimonial under SEC regulations.

I can be reached at (312) 850 3600 x16 or you can schedule at https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=12813504&appointmentType=1941784

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Is it just me, or did alcohol suddenly come with terms and conditions?

One drink is enjoyable.
Two drinks require water.
Three drinks require a full recovery plan.

I still like the IDEA of drinking more than the aftermath.

Please tell me I’m not alone here.

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Honest Question About Coffee 

Is it just me or does one cup of caffeinated coffee now feel like the exact right amount?

Two cups and I’m wired.
Three cups and I’m questioning my life choices.
Any more and I’m no longer a functional adult.

Somewhere along the way, my tolerance quietly retired.

Please tell me I’m not alone.

Entrepreneurs create something from nothing, often at a level of sacrifice most people never see.

You carry risk, financial, emotional, reputational.
You shoulder obligations, employees, clients, lenders, family.
You show up every single day because no one else will.

But when success finally materializes, the landscape shifts.
Suddenly it’s taxes, liquidity decisions, planning, and navigating the implications of the wealth you’ve built.

This is the part no one prepares business owners for:
The complexity doesn’t end when the struggle does.

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Business owners often say, “My money is tied up in the company.”
Exactly.

That concentration is the reason planning matters.

Not to diversify prematurely, but to manage risk, liquidity, and optionality while you’re still in control.

Turning 50 this year has clarified something for me.

Nothing is more important to my quality of life than my physical fitness.

It keeps me sane when work is heavy.
It gives me energy instead of stealing it.
And most importantly, it lets me keep up with my 5- and 7-year-old without feeling like I’m borrowing energy from tomorrow.

These days my routine is simple and sustainable:
• Cardio
• CrossFit
• Strength training
Usually five days a week
Rest days look like long walks or yoga

It’s not about aesthetics.
It’s about capacity.

Curious, what are you doing right now to maintain your physical fitness?

When Doing the Right Thing Isn’t Enough

I don’t often tell stories about clients we part ways with. The handful of times it has happened, those chapters close quietly and respectfully.

But occasionally, there’s a lesson worth sharing. 
We started working together with clarity. We laid out the objective for a specific investment account. Not hypotheticals. Not market-beating ambition. A clearly defined role for this money within a larger life context.

The mandate was conservative by design.
The time horizon was long, roughly 15-20 years.
The purpose was stability, liquidity, and reliability.

This wasn’t “swing for the fences” money. It was foundational money. Money that needed to do its job quietly and predictably.

And for 18 months, that’s exactly what it did.

We measured against the objectives we agreed on. The approach was disciplined, regardless of market conditions.

In March of 2025, when markets pulled back, we stayed the course.
When they rebounded, we stayed the course.

Not because we were stubborn.
Because the plan didn’t change.

There were calls and emails prompted by headlines, forecasts, and predictions.

Each time, the conversation came back to the same place.
We are investors, not traders.
This portfolio wasn’t designed to react to every piece of news.
Changes would happen at the margins, thoughtfully, deliberately, and rarely.

Despite that, dissatisfaction persisted.

Not because the goals weren’t met.
Not because the results were poor.
But because there wasn’t enough activity.

After revisiting the same issue multiple times, it became clear. We weren’t misaligned on performance. We were misaligned on philosophy.

Ultimately, we decided to part ways. The client chose to move the funds into a savings account. He expressed frustration about paying fees, even though the portfolio was performing well after factoring in those fees.

That’s on me.

From the start, this relationship was too focused on returns and not enough on planning, despite my guidance. Planning is what we lead with. Returns matter, but they are a byproduct of a disciplined process, not the purpose of the relationship.

Cost is only a factor in the absence of value.
And value looks different depending on what you believe progress actually is.

For some people, movement feels like progress.
For others, discipline does.

Sometimes, the hardest work in investing isn’t making a decision.
It’s having the patience to do nothing when doing nothing is the right move.

Mistaking activity for productivity is one of the most expensive mistakes an investor can make. And it’s a line I won’t cross, even if it means saying goodbye.

Because my responsibility isn’t to make portfolios busy.
It’s to make plans work.


The scenario is for illustrative purposes only and is not a recommendation. All investing involves risk, including possible loss of principal. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Entrepreneurs are wired to see opportunity where others see danger.

That instinct is why most people never start a business, and you did.

But pushing through risk works best when effort directly changes outcomes.
In business, mistakes can be fixed with better hires, better systems, better execution.

In personal planning, time and capital behave differently.

Some risks compound quietly. Some mistakes don’t show up until there’s no clean reset.

The skill isn’t being less bold.

It’s knowing where boldness actually pays.

The instincts that make someone a great entrepreneur are powerful.

They also don’t always translate.

In business, reinvention is often necessary. Markets shift. Products evolve. Competition forces adaptation.

Personal wealth doesn’t operate the same way.

Constant tinkering, reacting, and pivoting often introduces more risk than reward. Wealth is built through alignment, patience, and repeating sound decisions over long periods of time.

What creates revenue growth doesn’t always create financial security.

Different arena.
Different rules.

We remember the winners.
We forget the graveyard.

For every innovation that reshaped the world, there were countless others that promised the same thing and quietly disappeared.

When making financial decisions, this matters.
Chasing the next big thing often ignores the far more powerful driver of long-term success: consistency.

Boring done well beats exciting done poorly.

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Traditional planning assumes predictability.

Entrepreneurial life is anything but predictable.

Real planning for business owners isn’t about perfect projections.

It’s about building flexibility into every decision.

I’m always on the lookout for great book recommendations.

A few favorites from this year that really stuck with me:

• The Art of Spending Money by Morgan Housel
No surprise here. He’s still my favorite writer. Clear, grounded, and endlessly re-readable.

• Atomic Habits by James Clear
I re-read this again. Every time I pick it up, something different clicks depending on the season of life.

• Anything by Ryan Holiday, especially his most recent, Wisdom Takes Work
Consistently practical reminders that growth and perspective are earned, not downloaded.

What are you reading right now?
What have you enjoyed or re-read recently?

Always looking to add a few good titles to the list.

Every generation believes it’s living through unprecedented change.
Some of that is true. Most of it isn’t.

Airplanes changed travel.
The internet changed communication.

But for every true breakthrough, there are dozens of ideas that were simply new, not better.
Novelty grabs attention. Fundamentals create outcomes.

In investing, business, and life, the question isn’t “Is this new?”
It’s “Does this actually improve the end result?”

A 9-to-5 plan optimizes savings rate.

A business-owner plan optimizes decision-making.

Those are very different objectives.

More feels productive.
More feels sophisticated.
More feels like progress.

But more is often just noise.

More accounts don’t mean better outcomes.
More strategies don’t mean better results.
More complexity doesn’t mean better control.

In fact, complexity often hides the absence of clarity.

The strongest financial plans are calibrated, not maximized. They’re built around enough—enough growth to meet goals, enough liquidity to stay flexible, enough risk to move forward without putting everything in jeopardy.

Optimization without purpose is just accumulation.
Enough is intentional.

Simple feels uncomfortable.

Complexity gives the illusion of control and intelligence.
But complexity without purpose usually just increases the chance of mistakes.

The most effective financial strategies are often simple, repeated consistently, and rarely exciting.

That’s not a flaw.
That’s the point.

Most entrepreneurs are comfortable with concentration.
One product. One market. One big bet.

That focus is often exactly what makes the business work.
Clarity beats diversification early on.

But personal wealth built the same way introduces a different kind of risk.
Not visible day-to-day. Not dramatic. Just quietly compounding exposure.

Success doesn’t require copying the business playbook everywhere.
Sometimes it requires knowing where not to use it.

Business owners don’t just have portfolios.

They have enterprise value, key-person risk, tax strategy, liquidity events, and optionality.

If your advisor is only talking about markets, you’re getting a partial conversation.

Wealth leakage is rarely dramatic.

It’s small decisions, made repeatedly, without a framework.

Founders don’t lose wealth overnight.
They lose it slowly, without realizing it.

“I’ll focus on my personal finances after the exit.”

That’s like saying you’ll worry about taxes after April 15.

The decisions that determine what you keep are made years in advance.

Planning early isn’t about slowing you down.

It’s about protecting the upside you’re working so hard to create.

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Thanks for visiting! Here's all you need to know:

👉 MY EXPERIENCE: For over Sixteen years I've helped companies, nonprofits, political organizations, and individual brands achieve success through digital marketing. 

My main area of expertise is marketing consulting. I have extensive B2C and B2B experience. Here are some highlights:

💯 Planned and executed $2 million+ campaigns for Fortune 500 companies like Sherwin Williams, electrolux (Frigidaire) and Sunbelt Rentals
💯 Increased the email list at Townhall Media by over 1 million addresses through both paid and organic methods.
💯 Acquired over 60,000 emails in one day (60% organic).
💯 Reduced the cost per acquisition of emails at Media Research Center by over 90%. 
💯 Built email lists for political campaigns ranging from city council races to U.S. Senate. 
💯 Acquired emails for Grabien as low as $0.06 per email.
💯 I have managed and planned over $150 million in advertising on PPC, SMM and SEM campaigns.
💯 I've acquired over 10,000,000 emails for clients.

👉 CORE BUSINESS SKILLS:

💯 Media Strategy
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👉 A BIT ABOUT ME: To say I've been at the forefront of digital advertising for over fifteen years is an understatement. 

I was optimizing ads on Facebook before they even had conversion tracking. I started working with Google Search and Google Display back when the platform was completely unrecognizable from today's version.

Digital strategy is not a job for me, it's a passion.

But, admittedly, it's not my biggest passion. I'm blessed with a loving wife and two amazing children. Everything I do in my career is to build a better life for them. We live in South Carolina in a lovely home with an adorable Newf. 

I mention this only to give some idea of my drive. My work is not about checking boxes until it's time to clock out. When I'm working hard for clients, I'm working hard for my family.

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The Real Reason Most Entrepreneurs Plateau
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Everyone wants the outcome, but few understand the process behind building a sustainable business.

The truth is, entrepreneurs don’t plateau because of lack of ambition.
They plateau because of decision fatigue—the silent killer of growth.

In the beginning, hustle is the strategy.
You wear every hat.
You react to every opportunity.
You say yes because you can’t afford not to.

But at a certain point, the habits that helped you survive become the same habits that stop you from scaling.

Growth requires a shift:

- From doing everything to building systems that do the work for you.

- From chasing revenue to building leverage that increases your freedom.

- From reacting to the market to creating your own demand.

Entrepreneurship isn’t about working harder.
It’s about learning how to make your time, influence, and brand work independently of you.

If you feel stuck, it’s not a sign of failure.
It’s a sign that you’ve outgrown your current strategy and need to evolve.

You don’t need more motivation.
You need a new operating system.

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Think your online growth should be moving faster than it is? You’re not alone—and it’s not bad luck or the algorithm. Most brands stall because of a few avoidable mistakes that quietly block momentum. 

In this video, I break down what’s actually holding your growth back this year and how to correct it with clarity and intention. Growth works when strategy replaces guesswork.

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The Ability to Decide With Incomplete Information Separates Winners From Everyone Else

Entrepreneurs spend an extraordinary amount of time searching for clarity.
They collect data.
They gather opinions.
They poll their network.
They research endlessly.

And while there’s value in analysis, there’s a point where it becomes paralysis.

The most successful entrepreneurs share one skill above all others:

They make decisions without perfect information.

Because perfect information does not exist.
Markets shift too quickly.
Customer behavior changes too unpredictably.
Competition adapts too rapidly.
Technology evolves too fast.

If you're waiting for certainty, you’ll always be late.

The best founders understand this. They don’t move recklessly — they move intelligently. They act based on patterns, not perfection. They test their assumptions quickly. They gather feedback from execution, not speculation.

And most importantly, they stay flexible.
They treat decisions as experiments, not commitments.
They treat failure as data, not identity.
They treat movement as a requirement, not a reward.

Business rewards momentum, not caution.

The world doesn’t belong to the smartest entrepreneur.
It belongs to the one who makes the most informed decisions the fastest — and adjusts even faster.

If you're stuck, you're not lacking clarity.
You're lacking forward motion.

Learn more at: https://lnkd.in/epjmgbsY

Why Founder-Led Content Is Becoming Mandatory for Paid Ads Success

A powerful yet under-discussed trend is reshaping the paid advertising world:

Creator-driven ads are outperforming traditional brand ads by significant margins, especially in service-based and expert-driven industries.

Why?
Because audiences now crave authenticity more than ever.
And the founder represents the clearest, strongest, and most trusted expression of the brand.

When the founder shows up:

Trust is established faster.
Expertise becomes visible.
Skepticism decreases.
Conversion rates increase.

People don’t want polished brand statements.
They want real explanations, real insights, and real people.

This shift is occurring for a few reasons:

- Ad fatigue from overly-designed, overly-scripted brand creatives.

- Consumer demand for transparency and human connection.

- Platform algorithms giving preferential delivery to content that feels native, not produced.

- Higher watch time and better click-through rates when the founder appears on camera.

- Stronger retargeting journeys based on the founder’s distinct voice and style.

Founder-led creative is no longer optional for premium positioning.
It has become a competitive advantage that directly affects acquisition costs.

And perhaps most importantly:
Founders are the only ones who can articulate the mission, philosophy, and unique value of the business in a way that feels unmistakably genuine.

The market doesn’t want faceless brands.
It wants leaders.

If you want to build a paid ads strategy that leverages the power of your founder identity and positions your brand with authority:
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The Hidden Growth Advantage in Business: Decision Velocity and the Power of Fast, Imperfect Action

One of the biggest bottlenecks holding entrepreneurs back is not lack of ideas, funding, or resources. It’s slow decision-making. Many entrepreneurs analyze endlessly, plan excessively, and wait for certainty before moving. But certainty rarely exists at the start of anything worthwhile.

The entrepreneurs who grow the fastest have mastered decision velocity: the ability to make well-informed decisions quickly and adjust just as quickly when new information emerges. They don’t aim for flawless execution. They optimize for fast execution followed by rapid refinement.

Decision velocity matters because markets don’t wait. Competitors don’t wait. Opportunities vanish when you hesitate. The businesses thriving today are those that gather feedback faster, launch sooner, and improve continuously rather than trying to perfect version one.

This is why action-oriented entrepreneurs outperform research-oriented ones. They learn through doing. They gather real-world data instead of predicting outcomes in a vacuum. They build momentum, and momentum compounds in ways planning never can.

Entrepreneurship is ultimately a game of speed, iteration, and resilience—not perfect strategy.

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Your personal brand on LinkedIn should work for you, not blend in.

This video breaks down how to build it with clarity, positioning, and consistency so it attracts the right opportunities.

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Your Audience Doesn’t Trust You Because Your Message Isn’t Clear Enough

Brands often confuse frequency with trust. They assume posting more will fix everything. But in reality, the number one reason audiences don’t connect is because the message is muddy, inconsistent, or forgettable.

Your brand message should be so clear that your audience can repeat it to someone else in a single sentence. Very few businesses achieve this. They post randomly, reactively, or based on trends that don’t reflect their identity.

When your message is unclear, everything else becomes harder:

Your content is inconsistent.
Your offer feels generic.
Your brand feels replaceable.
Your audience doesn’t understand what makes you different.

Trust is not built from repetition.
Trust is built from clarity.

And clarity does not mean branding jargon or fancy taglines. It means telling your audience exactly who you help, how you help them, and why your approach works.

Look at the brands people follow loyally.
They speak with unmistakable voice.
They hold strong opinions.
They communicate values, not just features.
They stand for something real.

Your audience doesn’t want more content from you.
They want more conviction.

If your message isn’t strong enough to anchor your content, your content won’t be strong enough to anchor your brand.

Start with the message, then build the strategy, not the other way around.

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The most consistent creator beats the most creative creator almost every time.

Social media rewards one thing above all else: reliability.

Yes, creativity matters. Strong visuals matter. Great storytelling matters. But none of those outperform consistency over time.

Most brands and entrepreneurs quit social media too early because they expect immediate results. They post for two weeks, don’t see traction, and conclude that “social media doesn’t work.”

What they fail to realize is that social media is not a spotlight — it’s a trust-building machine.

Here’s what consistent posting actually does:

- It trains the algorithm to understand your audience.

- It trains your audience to expect value from you.

- It builds authority through repetition, not virality.

- It compounds reach over time, even if early posts underperform.

The brands seeing results today didn’t get lucky. They showed up when no one was watching. They refined their message slowly. They tested formats, hooks, and ideas without quitting.

Consistency doesn’t mean posting everything. It means posting intentionally, repeatedly, and with purpose.

If you want social media to work, stop treating it like a campaign and start treating it like a relationship.

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Attention is expensive. Trust is priceless.

In a world saturated with ads, content, and promotions, audiences are no longer impressed by bold claims. They are looking for credibility, transparency, and consistency.

Modern consumers don’t just buy products. They buy confidence.

Trust-driven marketing wins because:

- People research before purchasing.

- Reviews matter more than ads.

- Authentic messaging outperforms exaggerated promises.

- Long-term brands outperform short-term hype.

Trust is built through:

- Clear communication.

- Honest positioning.

- Valuable content without constant selling.

- Delivering what you promise, consistently.

Marketing that prioritizes trust doesn’t chase conversions — it earns them.

If your brand focuses only on selling, audiences tune out. If it focuses on helping, they lean in.

Learn how to build trust-driven marketing strategies at
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Entrepreneurs don’t fail because they’re lazy. They fail because they’re too productive.

Modern entrepreneurship has turned into a cycle of endless optimization. More tasks. More goals. More systems. More hacks. More routines. But growth doesn’t come from adding more. It comes from strategically doing less.

Founders often mistake motion for progress. They optimize their calendar, organize their to-do list, and fill every hour with something that feels productive. But productivity without intention leads to burnout, not breakthroughs. The entrepreneurs who scale the fastest operate with ruthless prioritization. They eliminate tasks, simplify processes, and focus exclusively on high-leverage actions that amplify growth.

The truth is uncomfortable: most entrepreneurs are drowning in low-quality work. They respond to emails that don’t matter. They plan instead of execute. They build instead of sell. They perfect instead of publish. They fix internal problems instead of driving revenue. This cycle feels responsible—but it slows everything down.

The entrepreneurs who win look at their week and ask one simple question: Which task, if completed, would make all other tasks easier or irrelevant? Then they protect that task with everything they have.

Scaling isn’t about discipline. It’s about design. You need a work structure that reduces friction, removes unnecessary decisions, and channels your energy into the actions that truly matter—whether that’s improving your offer, building your audience, sharpening your messaging, or optimizing your acquisition system.

If you feel stuck, you don’t need more hours. You need more clarity.

Learn the systems and structures that help entrepreneurs scale with precision, not exhaustion:
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Short-Form Video Creates Attention, Not Loyalty (Here’s How to Fix Your Content Mix)

Short-form video has taken over the digital landscape.
Creators are pumping out clips faster than ever.
Brands are hiring editors before they hire strategists.
Every platform is prioritizing vertical video.

So everyone follows the trend:
Faster cuts.
Shorter scripts.
More hooks.
More volume.

But here’s the uncomfortable truth:

Short-form video builds visibility, not connection.

It gets you discovered, but it doesn’t make people stay.
It generates reach, but not respect.
It creates awareness, but not alignment with your brand’s values.

Viewers swipe as quickly as they arrive. The relationship becomes transactional — a quick hit of entertainment or information. But when it’s time to convert, short-form almost always falls short.

Why? Because loyalty is created in depth, not speed.

The brands that thrive understand the balance:

Short-form attracts new eyes.
Long-form earns trust.
Community-driven content creates believers.

If you want long-term growth, you must build an ecosystem:

A system where your short videos serve as the doorway.
Your long-form content serves as the living room.
Your community serves as the foundation.

Look at the creators who dominate. They don’t just go viral. They guide their audience somewhere meaningful — deeper into their world, not just back into the scrolling feed.

The brands who rely solely on short-form content are building a house on sand. The brands who combine formats are building empires.

If you want staying power, stop chasing views and start building relationships.

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Ever notice how premium products launch expensive and get cheaper over time? 

That’s not an accident—it’s a strategic pricing move used to capture early demand, build perceived value, and maximize profit before scaling to the mass market. Smart pricing is never about being cheap, it’s about being intentional.

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When targeting is smart, ads feel relevant instead of random.

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AI Is Not the Threat. The Real Threat Is Professionals Who Refuse to Evolve Their Skill Set.

People worry that AI will replace marketers, copywriters, strategists, and creators. But AI is not replacing professionals—it’s replacing outdated workflows. It’s replacing people who cling to old methods despite the world changing around them.

What AI actually does is remove the repetitive work that slows professionals down: drafting first versions, organizing data, analyzing patterns, generating variations, and predicting performance. This frees marketers to focus on the strategic and creative parts of the work—the parts that truly drive revenue.

The professionals thriving today aren’t those who are “better than AI.” They are the ones who learn how to collaborate with AI. They know how to use it to accelerate production, enhance creativity, and uncover insights that used to take hours or days to find manually.

The real value of a marketer in the AI era is not in producing more content—it’s in directing content with greater intelligence. AI is the new baseline. Human strategy is still the competitive edge.

The future belongs to marketers who evolve, not the ones who resist change.

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You’re doing the work, but the results aren’t matching the effort. That’s because real digital growth isn’t about posting more or spending more—it’s about clarity, strategy, and intent. 

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