In this episode of The Money Pig Podcast, Tim Goodwin sits down with Coby “Sully” Sullivan, GIA’s newest financial advisor, for a conversation full of laughs, leadership lessons, and purpose-driven passion.

Coby shares his journey from Army Ranger instructor to financial advisor—including years spent in Alaska, a 100 km/h snowmobile ride, and what it’s like ice fishing on a frozen lake. After serving overseas and leading elite military teams, Coby sought a civilian career that still aligned with his love for service, leadership, and purpose. His transition into finance was inspired by a desire to help others, sparked by his own experience working with a financial advisor.

With a background in exercise science, a deep appreciation for discipline, and a personal motto—"you only deserve what you earn"—Coby brings a unique blend of structure, care, and curiosity to the GIA team. He’s passionate about reducing financial anxiety, building lasting relationships, and guiding clients through life’s financial decisions with clarity and confidence.

From favorite reads like Rich Dad Poor Dad to Sunday pickleball games with his wife, Halle, this episode is a chance to meet the man behind the rucksack—and the heart behind the numbers.

 Listen now to get to know Sully, and check out goodwininvestment.com to learn how our team can serve you with wisdom, clarity, and care

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