Lebanon

And, you know, I mean, Sam will probably say a little more about this, but Dickens, you know, one of the great English writers ever, next to Jane Austen, Dickens.

Who spent a couple nights at the Golden Lamb in Lebanon, Ohio.

Yeah, I mean, Dickens is like, he's amazing.

Like, you know, there's not a book that is not just gripping that Charles Dickens has done.

John I- I agree with Erica.

John in Lebanon, Ohio, cut G.

Clay, I will bet you my paycheck, which I think is probably bigger than yours, that Rodgers wins by a good margin, and you're not allowed to come back then and say, "Oh, I knew he was gonna do it," because that's not where you are right now.

So first of all, I think he's actually calling you out, Buck.

We've, we're now launching our chapters.

Uh, we have a chapter in Northern Kentucky, Dayton, Ohio, Lebanon, Ohio.

Um, I'm trying to think where else.

Um, I have a lady intere- interested in, uh, Fort Myers, Naples, Bonita Springs area.

Tell us a little bit about your practice and what you specialize in.

So, uh, I own a fee-only RIA located in Lebanon, Ohio, which is just north of Cincinnati.

Um, we specialize in predominantly millennial and Gen X clientele, and people that are just looking to engage with an advisor on an ongoing basis more than anything.

But we do, we do manage assets also at the same time.

Um, I am a very direct, um, person, and the other two planners that work within the firm are the same way, and then we all come from a blue-collar black background and the people that we're around.

The other part is, has probably to do with where we are, uh, geographically located.

Um, so Lebanon, Ohio is just south of Dayton, Ohio There's a major Air Force base there, uh, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, and there's a lot of people that work within the public sector around it, um, and they're looking for advice.

The other spot that we have a lot of attention is around Louisville, Kentucky, um, and that's got Fort Knox.

If it's in the city, you expect, okay, there's homeless people around, you see them, but they're kind of invisible in the suburbs.

Because most people think, well, it's Mason, it's Mainville, it's Springbro, it's Lebanon, and those are very wealthy and affluent communities where people...

That's not necessarily true.

You said yourself what you fielded about 2,000 referrals, but took in 27 families last year.

Where can they direct their money?

Well, they can get on our webpage, familypromisewarren.org.

If they want to make a donation, otherwise they can send that donation to 600 Cincinnati Avenue in Lebanon, Ohio, 45036.

Okay, again, it's family promise of Warren County.

We've, we're now launching our chapters.

Uh, we have a chapter in Northern Kentucky; Dayton, Ohio; Lebanon, Ohio.

Um, I'm trying to think where else.

Um, I have a lady inter- interested in, uh, Fort Myers, Naples, Bonita Springs area.

And next up we have our Horses and Health segment for this Wednesday, and I was joined by Coach Jen to record this one.

Today we're back with our Wednesday Health segment with Dr. Brian McNab with Lebanon Equine Clinic in Lebanon, Ohio.

He focuses especially on performance horse lameness and inflammation.

He was also named Vitalize EQ Consulting Veterinarian and is sponsored by Vitalize EQ for this interview.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Y- you know, and I've-- 49, and, and I've been working at Lebanon Equine since I was 16 years old, so-

Mm-hmm