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Felecia Featured on The Gold Collar Investor Podcast

Felecia Froe, MD – real estate syndicator, founder of Money With Mission, licensed urological surgeon, and host of Money With Mission Podcast, was recently featured on Pancham Gupta’s The Gold Collar Investor Podcast.

Realizing that her mission is to change people’s lives through investing and not through medicine, she stepped away from her practice and helped empower people to achieve financial freedom. She shows that she is more than just a simple investor as she advocates for better health and wealth by investing in residential assisted living facilities, and providing food through vertical farms and grocery stores!

In this episode, she expounds how health is indeed wealth as she shares her journey in social impact investing and why it took 20 years to make that first step. She also unpacks her knowledge and insights about indoor farming, why she chooses to invest in it, and the positive domino effect of investing in asset classes that makes an impact so don’t miss out on this episode!

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