Before building his agency, Jordan Hunt was pulling in $80K a year selling cars—pushing hours, chasing quotas, and missing moments with his family. What pulled him into the financial services world wasn’t just the money. It was the leadership. The vision. The chance to build something that actually mattered. At Symmetry, Jordan found more than a career. He found a calling. One where income wasn’t capped, his schedule wasn’t dictated, and he could finally become the man his family deserved.

Now, he’s not just earning more—he’s living more. Coaching his son’s baseball team. Traveling with his fiancée. Mentoring his brother into the business. But what drives him most is this: the growth. “The money makes me happy—but the person I’m becoming fulfills me.” His advice? COMMIT. Stop half-stepping. Don’t wait for the perfect plan—go all in on becoming the version of yourself that doesn’t quit. Because the person you’ll become on the other side is worth it.