The Crowd Effect

If it was as easy to get our bodies in shape as it is to fix our broken financial system, we'd all be ripped.

How can we give ourselves the best possible chance to fix our broken financial system? By going to the crossroads where gardening meets investing.

The barriers to traditional homeownership are getting larger and harder to overcome. Discover the solution that only became available in 2015.

What would your life look like if you invested in Facebook back in 2004 when it was a dorm room startup company? Sadly, 98% of the U.S. population wasn't even legally allowed to make that investment.

Today the general public can legally access these types of investment via a backdoor.

What happens when you put money into one of the 4 megabanks (Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo & Citigroup)? You're not going to like what happens...

There is an alternative that closes the income inequality gap, funds people and projects that promote social and environmental well-being and stems inflation while eroding wealth and power of the 4 megabanks.

Paul reflects on his limited series podcast.

This is the first episode of a limited series podcast that I recorded and released. That podcast is called Stakeholder Enterprise.

Researching for this series is what led me to start a registered investment advisory firm as a way to be the change in reforming our unjust financial system.

How activist investment advisor Paul Lovejoy discovered crowd investing as a vehicle of change to reform our unjust financial system

Paul goes into a personal story of being humiliated and the feelings associated with humiliation.

By using the power of love Paul was able to heal himself from the trauma of humiliation and look to reform our unjust financial system with humility and love.

A brief history of the occupation and independence of India. How by using the lessons of India we can reform our unjust financial system democratically without protests or divisive political action.