These days, money is what makes the world spin. With enough money, or knowledge on how to use one's money, one could gain much power or prestige in a society. As a financial advisor, you can make an enormous difference in the way a business is run. It is not an easy task to watch everything that happens concerning money, but after much training, it becomes much easier. When asked what motivates him, the generally enthusiastic Mr. Jacob Smith said "I have a general love of making any amount of money work to its fullest potential.".
Mr. Smith was introduced into his field in high school when he was required to take a money management course. That is where he discovered his talent with money. After two and a half grueling years in college, he managed to graduate near the top of his class with a five-year degree. Mr. Smith soon became a financial consultant of a business firm, Argus Images, where he managed to work his way up the ladder in only a matter of a couple years and soon became their chief financial consultant.
"Being the chief financial consultant was a lot more work than I expected it to be. What I do is I keep an eye on all of the money and make sure it is not being misused or squandered." Mr. Smith was raised in a very conservative Christian home. This, in turn, brought about his ability to keep an eye on his expenditures. His mother always made him work to earn any kind of allowance, and any sort of extras that he might have wanted he had to pay for himself. Now Mr. Smith is using a much bigger wallet, but the precision and accuracy is much greater in this area.
Through a series of mathematical equations, he was able to portion out and distribute certain amounts of money to different sections of his business while leaving a rather large surplus. "Since these equations do not always account for the variances and circumstances of real life, I have to keep in contact with the heads of each department.
