And and people want to know with that wise counsel, how do you do that business nonprofit? Because most nonprofits and I say this often, so I'm saying this to you.
So nobody says, Kelly, but you always say nonprofits are professional beggars.
And you have to consistently be out there raising money legally and, you know, be in the box, kind of like a CEO who has a public traded company.
There are certain things you can say, some things you can't say, just like pastors are supposed to be.
How do you make that work? Because folks will say, how do I do that? I want to do good.
Well, the thing about it is this right here, is alignment, networking, right? When you align, because every...
I mean, I don't know anybody that has not had a tiny situation where they've experienced less than quality care in a nursing home, hospital, you know, just anything.
You go to the hospital, you ask for... pain medication they take 45 minutes or they take five minutes longer than you want them to take right so everybody has that that has had an experience right so for me it's been a little bit easier but networking is the key you know you have to get yourself out there you have to you have to push your mission right You know, you have to be, and it's not all about money.
Because the thing about it is we're all going to get old at one point in time.
If I want quality care when I get older, right? then guess what? I'm going to have to set that path and I'm going to have to, you know, pave the way for others.
And so giving has been a little bit easier on the lower scale, but because of funding, you know, government wise, it's been a struggle.
And I just recently, you know, before your interview comes out, you'll see one with Tim Vogel, who's here in Palm Beach.
And and people want to know with that wise counsel, how do you do that business nonprofit? Because most nonprofits and I say this often, so I'm saying this to you.
So nobody says, Kelly, but you always say nonprofits are professional beggars.
And you have to consistently be out there raising money legally and, you know, be in the box, kind of like a CEO who has a public traded company.
There are certain things you can say, some things you can't say, just like pastors are supposed to be.
How do you make that work? Because folks will say, how do I do that? I want to do good.
Well, the thing about it is this right here, is alignment, networking, right? When you align, because every...
I mean, I don't know anybody that has not had a tiny situation where they've experienced less than quality care in a nursing home, hospital, you know, just anything.
You go to the hospital, you ask for... pain medication they take 45 minutes or they take five minutes longer than you want them to take right so everybody has that that has had an experience right so for me it's been a little bit easier but networking is the key you know you have to get yourself out there you have to you have to push your mission right You know, you have to be, and it's not all about money.
Because the thing about it is we're all going to get old at one point in time.
If I want quality care when I get older, right? then guess what? I'm going to have to set that path and I'm going to have to, you know, pave the way for others.
And so giving has been a little bit easier on the lower scale, but because of funding, you know, government wise, it's been a struggle.
And I just recently, you know, before your interview comes out, you'll see one with Tim Vogel, who's here in Palm Beach.
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