Money with Mission With Dr. Felecia Froe

In one of the episodes of Tony Reid’s The Art of Customer Service Podcast, they talk about Money with Mission with Dr. Felecia Froe.  This interesting interview made Felecia recount her challenging journey in real estate.

Felecia Froe, MD is a licensed urological surgeon with over 20 years of experience. She is the owner of Money With Mission, an investment company focused on empowering professional women to build wealth and achieve financial freedom through social impact investing.

As a real estate syndicator, Felecia has partnered with like-minded investors and has raised money for several social impact projects, including a residential assisted living home in Kansas City, Missouri focusing on providing elderly residents experiencing memory problems with personalized care. With her partners at the Eco Alliance Group, she is providing healthy food to food desert areas with indoor vertical farms and grocery stores.

00:00 – Emergence of Dr. Felicia Froe’s “Social Impact Projects”

02:54 – Different Skill Set for a Different Project

04:44 – Social Impact Real Estate Investing

07:24 – Multiple Strings Of Income

12:56 – Education and Mentorship

14:29 – Give To The World What You Can

17:44 – Dealing With The Dream Stealers

20:54 – Money With Mission Investment Club

22:37 – Connect with Felecia Froe, MD

 

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Quotes:

“You can invest in things that are going to make you money and have that positive social impact.” – Felecia Froe, MD

“Don’t be the smartest person in the room.” – Felecia Froe, MD

 

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