How Paul Moore Was Able To Give His Way Out of $2.5M In Debt | Our Family Invests

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How Paul Moore Was Able To Give His Way Out of $2.5M In Debt | Our Family Invests

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Paul Moore sold his first company in his early thirties and thought that made him an investor. It didn't. A decade of speculating cost him everything, sliding from $1.5 million in savings to $2.5 million in debt.Facing bankruptcy, Paul and his wife did the opposite of what everyone expected. They committed to giving away a painful, set amount every week, starting January 1st, 2008, in the worst months of the financial crisis. Thirteen months later they were completely debt free, house included.From there Paul rebuilt into Wellings Capital, a private equity firm managing over $500 million across 1,100+ investors. He's a recovering "Shiny Object Chaser" turned "The Boring Investor," and he explains why his firm turned down 1,136 of 1,137 deals it reviewed last year.What You'll Learn:

Why speculating and investing aren't the same thing
The decision Paul made instead of declaring bankruptcy
How a real estate structuring move helped pay off $2.5 million in debt during the 2008 crisis
Why "circle of competence" and saying no are a real edge
How preferred equity and JV equity protect investor principal

Paul didn't get out of debt by finding a better deal. He got out by deciding what actually mattered before the money came back.Connect with Paul Moore:
Website: https://www.wellingscapital.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paulmooreinvest/Want more free tools and articles on wealth, growth, mindset, and family? Head to https://www.OurFamilyInvests.com.Build intentionally. Let it compound.

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