Matthew Charles Albertell

Clients. Testimonials.

Clients Include

The White House. Forbes. Two Presidents. Public Figures.

About

 

I have worked with two presidents, celebrities, Fortune 500 companies, small businesses, universities, and non-profits. Early in my career, I started on Wall Street as a broker, syndicate underwriter, and as an analyst with firms such as Morgan Stanley, FGI Finance, and Joseph Gunnar. Then, The White House as a campaign strategist. Now, I am a licensed realtor in Florida, focusing on pre-construction properties and am also a Chief Disorganization Officer & Digital Content Strategist, specializing in creating engaging content that yields a return on investment through controlling searches across Google and corporate brand restructure.

 

Clients

 

President George W. Bush - George Bush

Miguel Forbes - Co-Founder of Forbes.com

 
 

BBA In Finance from Pace University

Lubin School of Business.

Harvard Business School

Business Entrepreneurship, MBA.

 
 

A licensed realtor in Florida.

 

Services

Search Engine Marketing

Landing Page Design

Website Design (Custom)

Business Restructure 

I pair what people search online to precisely what they are looking for online. See more here.

What makes what I do different?.

In 2024, the Average Cost Per Click (CPC) for Google Ads was $4.66

This means that, on average, advertisers were charged $4.66 for every click on their search ads.

Mine are anywhere from $0.03 to $.150

I am a licensed realtor in Florida, focusing on pre-construction properties. You can view the Miami real estate market, trends, and projects here.

I coach basketball, am an avid photographer, and own a clothing line called Vx Nations.

I have a passion for all things related to the economy, the education sector, the wealth gap, art, & much more. From famous art, to inspiring songs, reading, writing poetry, gathering statistics on the economy and understanding the causes of issues that plague this nation are all things of great interest to me.

Photography

Featured
Consequences Matter
Consequences Matter

“Social Justice Fallacies”

In this wide-ranging interview, Dr. Sowell discusses the consequences of our society’s embarking on a quest for equality at the expense of merit. Even if every group in society is given an equal chance, he explains, these groups will end up with disparate levels of income or education. Dr. Sowell also criticizes the concept of systemic racism; his research reveals it doesn’t appear to apply to blacks (watch the interview to see why that word isn’t capitalized here) who are married. The interview concludes with Dr. Sowell reading a moving passage from his book.

Poverty Is Engineered
Poverty Is Engineered

Thomas Sowell

In 1995, Thomas Sowell sat down with Ben Wattenberg to discuss his new book, “The Vision of the Anointed.” Today, we see the notions discussed surface as the vision of the woke.

Stage 1 - Stage A Crisis

Stage 2 - The Solution For The Crisis

Stage 3 - Put In Results

Stage 4 - Blame

From GED to Ph.D
From GED to Ph.D

Carol Miller Swain

is an American political scientist and legal scholar who is a retired professor of political science and law at Vanderbilt University. A frequent television analyst, she is the author and editor of several books.

The Government & Healthcare
The Government & Healthcare

Milton Friedman

Nobel Laureate Economist Milton Friedman explores the unsettling dynamics set into motion when government imposes itself into the health care system. (1978)

Collections
Spirit Bird - A Soul Touching Song
Spirit Bird - A Soul Touching Song

Xavier Rudd

Xavier Rudd has a sweet, soulful voice that carries with it the cries, hurts, and hopes of Aboriginal Australians. The purity of the emotion oozing from the singer is clear and his multi-instrumental skill is mesmerizing; Xavier Rudd is one of those artistes to fall in love with, a  rare gem. With a knack for connecting with people on the soul level and even bringing concert goers to the point of tears.

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6 Stoic Rules For Mental Toughness
6 Stoic Rules For Mental Toughness

The ancient Stoics were known for a many number of things, one of which was their inner resilience—the ability to remain calm in adversity, to find a way forward when faced with obstacles, and to create a philosophy of living that helps foster an immunity to letting external events erode their peace of mind.

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Aldous Huxley's Deep Reflection
Aldous Huxley's Deep Reflection

The British author Aldous Huxley (1894–1963). With the publication of "The Doors of Perception" in 1954, Huxley became an early exponent of drug-induced alterations of conscious states, a position he maintained and expounded upon toward the end of his life, as he lost his own visual capacity and the psychedelic movement embraced him warmly.

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The four stages of ideological subversion
The four stages of ideological subversion

Yuri Bezmenov

Subversion & its four stages. Yuri Bezmenov's four stages of ideological subversion are a model for understanding how Marxist-Leninist doctrine can be used to influence and undermine a target country or institution from within. He outlines these stages as demoralization, destabilization, crisis, and finally normalization. 

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The beatific vision of Knight Of Cups Director Terrence Malick
The beatific vision of Knight Of Cups Director Terrence Malick

Though Malick characters move “under the similitude of a dream,” their every waking hour remains pregnant with possibility, potential, and expectation, even if it does not always seem so on the watery surfaces from which spring life both old and new. The first step is to “Awake, O sleeper, and arise from the dead, and Christ will shine on you” (Eph. 5:14). Then and only then can the young prince count himself the “merchant man” of Matt. 13:45-46 “[w]ho…found one pearl of great price” and thereafter arrived at “the desired country.”

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Before you can be with others, first learn to be alone.
Before you can be with others, first learn to be alone.

It was ‘such a great misfortune’, he thought, to lose the capacity to be alone with oneself, to get caught up in the crowd, to surrender one’s singularity to mind-numbing conformity.

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Art
Introduction
Introduction

Dante’s Divine Comedy

is divided into three parts: Inferno (Hell), Purgatorio (Purgatory), and Paradiso (Paradise).

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The Voyage of Life: Manhood
The Voyage of Life: Manhood

The Voyage of Life: Manhood

Cole's renowned four-part series traces the journey of an archetypal hero along the "River of Life." Confidently assuming control of his destiny and oblivious to the dangers that await him, the voyager boldly strives to reach an aerial castle, emblematic of the daydreams of "Youth" and its aspirations for glory and fame

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The Waste Land
The Waste Land

The Waste Land

BY T. S. ELIOT

‘Nam Sibyllam quidem Cumis ego ipse oculis meis vidi in ampulla pendere, et cum illi pueri dicerent: Σίβυλλα τί θέλεις; respondebat illa: άποθανεîν θέλω.’

     For Ezra Pound
       il miglior fabbro.

I. The Burial of the Dead

II. A Game of Chess

III. The Fire Sermon

IV. Death by Water

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The Fall of the Damned
The Fall of the Damned

Peter Paul Rubens

We see a cascade of bodies falling through the central point of the painting, a heavenly light shining from the left hand top corner of the piece. The Archangel Michael (you can spot him as he is in a blue tunic and red cape with a weapon and a shield) appears to be driving the bodies downwards with assistance of other winged angels.

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Son of Man
Son of Man

Magritte painted The Son of Man as a self-portrait. The painting consists of a man in an overcoat and a bowler hat standing in front of a short wall, beyond which are the sea and a cloudy sky. The man's face is largely obscured by a hovering green apple. However, his eyes are over the edge of the apple. Another subtle feature is that his left arm appears to bend backward at the elbow.

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The Sea Wanderer
The Sea Wanderer

Some believe Wanderer Above the Sea of Fog to be a self portrait of Friedrich. The young figure standing in contemplation has the same fiery red hair as the artist. The figure stands in contemplation and self reflection, mesmerized by the haze of the sea fog as if it were a religious and spiritual experience. He wonders in that moment about the unforeseen future. By placing his back toward the viewer he is not shutting them out - rather he enables them to see the world through his own eyes, to share and convey his personal experience.

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The 9th Wave
The 9th Wave

It depicts a sea after a night storm and people facing death attempting to save themselves by clinging to debris from a wrecked ship. The debris, in the shape of the cross, appears to be a Christian metaphor for salvation from the earthly sin. The painting has warm tones, which reduce the sea's apparent menacing overtones and a chance for the people to survive seems plausible. This painting shows the destructive side, and beauty of nature.

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The Economy
Automation
Automation

Automation is killing, not helping jobs

Since 2008, almost 50% of jobs went into low-income occupations. Those jobs are now in serious jeopardy of automation. With no future for education, no upward mobility, a widening wealth gap, and no solution in sight, I find it troubling that no one is taking this as serious as they should be.

A Complete and Utter Collapse
A Complete and Utter Collapse

The “Student Backed Security”

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”–Nelson Mandela (South Africa President, Activist). Statistically speaking, education leads to higher employment and lifetime earnings.

Crippling Poverty
Crippling Poverty

Four out of five (79%) of people in the US live in danger of poverty or unemployment at some point in their lifetime.

  • 41 million black people live in the U.S

    • 26% of them live in poverty (10,755)

  • 55 million Hispanics (illegal and legal) live in the U.S

    • 24% of them live in poverty (13, 104) 

Social Mobility
Social Mobility

SOCIAL MOBILITY

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”

–Nelson Mandela (South Africa President, Activist)

Statistically speaking, education leads to higher employment and lifetime earnings.

Poverty In America
Poverty In America

American Poverty and The Correlation to Education

“Where you are born, is where you stay”.

Economic Inequality Racial Wealth Gap
Economic Inequality Racial Wealth Gap

Economic Inequality Racial Wealth Gap

“We all need money to live. It goes wrong when we live for money, unless we are making money to make this a better world. ”

 

Location.

NYC. Palm Beach. Miami.

See properties at Matthew Charles Real Estate

 
 
 
 
 
“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.”
— mahatma gandhi