Biography

I always loved investing. As a kid, I played the real estate game Monopoly often, with some games lasting for days. It was no surprise to me that I found success as a real estate investor before my 30th birthday.

However success did not last long when the Global Financial Crisis of 2008 hit.

It was at that time I discovered I had been defrauded by Doug Swenson, the "Bernie Madoff" of Boise Idaho.

He went to prison but I was financially devastated leaving me feeling powerless & ashamed by the magnitude of my losses.

Not only did I have poor financial health, this event caused my physical, mental and emotional health to suffer for years with a toxic pattern of denial and despair.

In 2015 to break free from this pattern that was consuming my life, I made a commitment to practice the self-care acts of healthy eating, regular exercise and good sleeping habits.

During this practice I realized that financial self-care was more than just making money. That it's really about how we view money and finance. About our thoughts and perspectives.

That financial self-care is vital to my overall well-being.

This journey of personal development led me on a path to start my own registered investment advisory firm, Stakeholder Enterprise.

However, I wanted to help clients build wealth ethically with investments that promote a sustainable and inclusive financial ecosystem with the opportunity for risk-adjusted market returns.

Interested in learning how I helped thousands of people get out of debt, financed hundreds of small businesses and funded dozens of community development projects?

And by doing so I doubled my monthly net income?

Use the web link at the top of my profile.

My name is Paul Lovejoy and I am a crowd investor.

Investment Advisor Mandated Disclosure:
Investing has risk of financial loss. There is no guarantee of income, appreciation or return of principal from investing.