The Ownership Mindset is a free resource from America's Holding Company — built on the belief that before you can own something financially, you have to own your thinking. How you approach your time, your decisions, your relationships, and your money all determines whether you end up an owner or just another person who paid in and got nothing back.
No course. No paywall. No upsell. Just real thinking from someone who's still on the road, sharing what they're learning as they go.
The Ownership Mindset started as a tax strategy program — the idea that if people understood how money actually works, they'd keep more of it. But the deeper we got into it, the clearer it became: the tax strategy starts upstream, in how you think and how you live.
So that's what this became. A framework for building a life you actually own — financially, mentally, and in every way that matters.
Everything in the Ownership Mindset connects back to one of three ideas.
Own your mind
Your mindset determines everything downstream. Happiness, commitment, attitude, authenticity — these aren't soft topics. They're the foundation of every financial and life outcome you'll ever have.
Own your money
Understanding how money works — how to keep more of it, how to make it work for you, and how tax strategy fits into a long-term wealth plan — is not optional. It's a responsibility every person owes themselves.
Own your future
Goals, legacy, and the long game. This is about playing a game that outlasts you — building something your kids and your community can benefit from long after you're gone. That's what AHC is. That's what the Ownership Mindset points toward.
I went through a divorce. I tried and failed at multiple businesses. I stocked shelves at midnight. I'm 39 years old with three kids and a dream that most people think is crazy. Everything I share in the Ownership Mindset comes from actually living it — the wins, the losses, and everything in between.
This is free because I believe financial and life education should be free. You shouldn't have to pay someone to tell you how to think about your own life. Take what's useful. Leave what isn't. And if it resonates — come own a piece of what we're building.

Most people think about ownership the wrong way.
They think it means being your own boss. Running a company with your name on the door. Calling all the shots. I used to think that too — and that thinking cost me a lot of time, money, and failed attempts before I finally understood what ownership really means.
Here's what I've learned: the ownership mindset isn't about owning everything. It's about owning something — and starting right now.
When I decided to start my own business, I failed. More than once. And for a long time, I couldn't figure out why. I was doing what everyone said to do — be your own boss, build something from scratch, grind it out.
But then I got an opportunity to work with Carlotta Thompson in the world of tax strategy. I worked alongside some very wealthy individuals and companies, and what I saw completely changed how I understood wealth.
Almost none of them owned entire companies outright. They owned parts of companies. And they weren't focused on building one thing — they were constantly asking themselves: How do I acquire more? How do I own a piece of more things?
That was the shift I needed.
The real ownership mindset isn't about control. It's about assets.
When I stopped asking "how do I own my own business?" and started asking "how do I acquire wealth? How do I use my skill set to help businesses grow while building equity along the way?" — everything changed.
That's when I started looking at my situation differently. I knew I needed capital to build capital. So I made a strategic decision: I went to work at Winco.
Why Winco? Because Winco is employee-owned. By simply showing up and doing my job well, I earn ownership in the company. That equity is real. It's building. And one day, it becomes the capital I can use to fund my next move.
I'm proud of that decision. Winco has become a genuine home for me — not just a paycheck, but a place where I'm building something real while I prepare for what's next.
Here's something people miss: you don't have to be an entrepreneur to think like an owner.
At Winco, every employee is also an owner. And because of that, the question I ask myself every single day is: What can I do to be a better teammate? What can I do to help this company succeed?
Because when the company wins, I win. We're all building something together. That's what true ownership looks like in practice — it's collaborative, not isolated.
While I'm working at Winco, I'm also building something else: my personal brand.
Across platforms — Instagram, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, X — I'm showing up consistently, sharing my story, and building relationships with people who want to follow along. And here's the key insight: I own those relationships. The audience I build is mine.
Once you build a following, you can direct that energy toward any goal. For me, one of those goals is running for the Idaho House of Representatives. My personal brand isn't just content — it's the foundation I'll use to show up in politics differently. No games. No performance. Just complete transparency about who I am, what I want, and what I'm trying to build.
People can choose to support that or not. But there's no confusion about where I stand.
Everything I've described — the job at Winco, the personal brand, the political ambitions — none of it happens without one foundational decision.
The ownership mindset starts today.
Not when you have more money. Not when the timing is right. Not when you finally quit your job or launch your business. Today. Right now.
You can start by owning your decisions. Owning your word. Owning how you spend your time. Those aren't small things — they're the building blocks of everything else.
Ownership isn't something you achieve eventually. It's something you practice daily until it becomes who you are.
Start today.
If this resonated with you, follow along on my journey across social media. I share what I'm learning in real time — the wins, the lessons, and everything in between.
Read everything here for free. And when you're ready to turn the thinking into something real — subscribe and start building your stake.