Jeremiah Jacinto

I run and operate a credit repair business where I run ads to my page, consult with clients and close deals. Once that part was done I used laws in the FCRA and some third-party sites to properly dispute the items and delete or block them within 30 days on average. Most clients would then go to other businesses for funding which I would usually refer them to or they had one in mind. This job took tons of responsibility and time management and taught me to be very focused and set reminders and end-of-day and end-of-week goals to keep the business going. Also, it got me a lot better at running ads and building a converting funnel and targeting strategies.

When I worked at the YMCA I started as a summer camp counselor where I had to deal and travel with 16 kids under 8 years old and ensure nothing went wrong. This taught me patience, self-control, and resilience to make it to the end of the day. But also multitasking and "killing two birds with one stone" which I implement in my credit repair business today. I also worked at the front desk signing people up for memberships, upselling other services, and constantly answering questions and concerns of members. This job helped me build my customer service skills and helped make me more of a "people person."