ICYMI: The Fear Never Goes Away — Here’s How to Invest Anyway with Dr. Felecia Froe


Dr. Felecia Froe guested on the Planet Wealth podcast, hosted by Mary Kathryn Johnson, for a powerful conversation about investing through fear, rebuilding after loss, and creating financial freedom with purpose.

 

She shares her journey from board-certified urologist to social impact real estate investor, including losing everything in 2008 and choosing to start again anyway. Dr. Froe explains how she evaluates risk using the “worst case scenario” test, why fear never fully disappears, and why financial independence gives women the power to walk away from anything that isn’t in their best interest. From sober living homes to grocery stores in food deserts, this episode highlights how money can create both personal freedom and meaningful community impact.

 

00:00 – From Surgeon to Investor: The Voice That Wouldn’t Go Away

04:46 – Losing Everything in 2008 — and Starting Again

09:46 – Identity, Fear & Refusing to Stay Stuck

16:31 – Investing Through Fear: The Worst Case Scenario Test

22:11 – Money Working for You vs. You Working for Money

28:46 – Social Impact Investing: Turning Profit Into Purpose

34:01 – The One Rule for Investors

 

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Key Quotes:

“The rich don’t work for money. They work for assets.” – Dr. Felecia Froe

“When you send your money out to work for you, the thing it’s supposed to do is come back with more money.” – Dr. Felecia Froe

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