Financial Empowerment for Nurses: Danielle's Road to Seven Figures - Episode 40 (Classic Episode)

We are bringing back another heavy hitter with our guest Danielle Brown, a former coworker turned friend. With both of us being labor and delivery nurses, we both also embarked on a journey of financial empowerment. We delve into Danielle's trajectory from a new grad nurse to a seven-figure nurse investor. We discuss the transformative power of intentional budgeting, debt repayment, and investment strategies. We also underscore the importance of financial literacy in nursing, sharing practical advice and personal experiences to hopefully motivate you to take control of your finances and work toward your own path to financial freedom.

About our guest:
Danielle Brown is a Labor and Delivery Nurse of 13 years. In 2016, life kicked her in the face, Through that experience, she decided that she NEVER WANTED TO BE BROKE AGAIN!! As a Travel Nurse, she decided to take an assignment in CA to get out of debt fast. In CA, she was introduced to Uncle Dave, and as they say; from there, the rest was history! She submitted her last student loan payment on 4/28/2017 and was officially DEBT FREE (excluding her house). From there, she was set on FIRE!
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[00:00:00] Naseema McElroy: All right, nurses on fire. Now, this is a super special episode because I have my very good friend, Danielle Brown joining us and Danielle is a former co worker. I'm heated about that because she should still be working with me. That's a whole nother story though. But we worked together for several years and she, So my journey from the beginning, I saw her journey from the beginning and now she is a seven figure nurse investor.

So hey, Danielle, thanks for joining me, girl. Hey girl.

[00:00:34] Danielle Brown: Thank you. That was such a beautiful introduction.

[00:00:39] Naseema McElroy: Of course. I don't even think I, I, it does not even do justice to how much we have gone through together where we have Seeing each other grow from, the key and you would have seen the kids more, like all that stuff.

So yeah, just give everybody like a little bit of background just about your nursing trajectory in then we'll talk about all the money stuff.

[00:01:03] Danielle Brown: All right. I graduated nursing school in 2007 as a second degree nurse. I started my career in South Florida and I worked there for six years, but in nursing school, like I always had an itch to travel, my mom's an immigrant from Jamaica, and it was always, you find a place, you settle down, and you just work there.

So when I decided to travel I quit my job and everything, and a week before I was gonna leave, I was like, Okay, Mommy, I'm gonna go travel. And she was like, No, you can't do that. You can't quit your job. I was like, I already did. I'm gonna Drive cross country. And she was like, okay,

[00:01:41] Naseema McElroy: I think that's hilarious because if you would have told her before you did, she would have talked to you out of it.

Yeah,

[00:01:46] Danielle Brown: absolutely. I'm not like a dip in the toe kind of person. I'm just we just don't

[00:01:50] Naseema McElroy: jump in. Exactly. I traveled

[00:01:54] Danielle Brown: for to Atlanta. I did a contract in Miami. Was in Bakersfield for a year, went to Colorado for a little while. And then I ended back up in the bay. So from 2013 to 2016 I traveled and I was supposed to be in the base about six months and four years later,

[00:02:13] Naseema McElroy: here we are.

And I remember I was like, Do not leave Danielle. I was like, I was here when you first got here. I was like, do not leave. You

[00:02:22] Danielle Brown: stay here and work. Yeah. You were like, just, you can do it. Just push

[00:02:25] Naseema McElroy: through. And even the other day you were like, how long have you been here? And I was

[00:02:29] Danielle Brown: like, four years girl. And you're like, dog,

[00:02:32] Naseema McElroy: I ain't think you were going to make it outside me either.

No, but that's not, no, four years. That's, you've been here for seven years. If you came here for, you was at Washington for four years.

[00:02:43] Danielle Brown: No, because I started, I started in 2016.

[00:02:46] Naseema McElroy: Oh, I thought you said 2013. Sorry. I started

[00:02:49] Danielle Brown: traveling in 2013 and then I came to the Bay. Okay. Got you. Got

[00:02:54] Naseema McElroy: you. Okay. For, for some reason I thought she was here longer.

I thought she was here before Naima was born, but now you are.

[00:03:00] Danielle Brown: Yeah. Yeah. I was here when she was a

[00:03:03] Naseema McElroy: baby. Yeah. Yes, yes, yes. All right. So you're in. So let's talk about why you decided to stay in the Bay. And if you guys don't know what the Bay is, it's the San Francisco Bay Area.

[00:03:16] Danielle Brown: Yes. It was just different.

It was different. Definitely. There was a lot of financial thoughts process and it was a definitely a huge motivating factor in staying. It's just a different trajectory. It's like a different lifestyle. And it's a different mindset here and it just made sense.

[00:03:40] Naseema McElroy: So numbers wise in South Florida, how much were you making versus when you first started working out here?

[00:03:46] Danielle Brown: So when I first started as a new grad, I made 2350.

And then like right before I came here, I was torn with the idea of working there. And I think the rate was like 31. And I was like, yeah, no, no, no,

[00:04:11] Naseema McElroy: but like

[00:04:12] Danielle Brown: I have 10 years, so what's the rate for 10 years? And he was like, nah, six months or like 10 years, like this is the rate. And I'm like, oh, okay.

Okay. Okay. Cool. Cool. All right. Got it. So when I came here and. I applied, where

[00:04:33] Naseema McElroy: we're at and

[00:04:34] Danielle Brown: I, I got that rate. It was, it was a no brainer.

[00:04:41] Naseema McElroy: Let's say it was about triple that. I

[00:04:46] Danielle Brown: mean, the shift for low

[00:04:49] Naseema McElroy: was like half my hourly rate. Exactly. Exactly. Like for real. Like for real. And if you need a refresher, I'm a labor and delivery nurse. Danielle is a labor and delivery nurse. We get a little bit of specialty pay, Yes. Still, still. I got specialty pay in South Florida too.

That was a 1. I got that 1. And I wore that 1

[00:05:13] Danielle Brown: with pride, yo. I'm a specialty nurse. I get a dollar. That's the 23. 50. Else it would have been 22.

[00:05:20] Naseema McElroy: 50. Oh, my God. Wow. I can't even imagine. Yeah. Oh, goodness. All right. So you've been in the Bay for four years. No, let's sit down there. I'm messing up the math. So you've been in the Bay for four years.

And you're here. And let's actually just move into what you've been able to do financially. So when I met Danielle, I was starting my journey financially, like trying to figure out what I was going to do, struggling as a single mom and just trying to put things together. So just like with any other of my coworkers, like anytime I learn something, I'll be like, Oh, you should do this.

Oh this is what I learned. Look, see what I did. And she'll be like, bet. But. Like everybody else would be like, Oh yeah, that's so nice. Huh? And then just continue shopping online at target and Nordstrom. And then Danielle would be like, come back the next day. Hey girl, I did that X, Y, and Z, and this is what happened.

And so I'm like, cool. So when I decided to start my coaching program, I was like, Danielle, you gotta be in my coaching program. So she was the one that helped me build out my coaching program. And she was because she was my muse. Like she was a person that I wanted everybody to be like. And so I really shaped it around her and, long story short, she's been able to do some phenomenal things. Yeah. So go ahead. Talk to me about that journey from your point of view.

[00:06:46] Danielle Brown: So it's funny because I met Shamir and I used to, we used to ride, go places together, whatever. And she always had Dave Ramsey and it was, like cool or whatever.

But then when we started getting cool, like you were like, debt free scream, everyday millionaire. And it was just like the driving force. Cause you were like living that life wholeheartedly. You eat up, eat up that food in the microwave. You know what I'm saying? Then I like was inspired by your fire and it got me on fire and I.

When I, and it's funny because I can't even remember, I was so like fed up with being in debt, fed up of my student loans, especially the student loans was what got it. Like I, the credit card was one thing, but the student loans, it just felt so overwhelming. And. When it's a possibility to pay Sally may off.

Like you can get Sally out your life. I was like,

[00:07:48] Naseema McElroy: okay. Like

[00:07:48] Danielle Brown: I am, I am here for it. I always was a budgeter, it wasn't an intentional budget. And that's why, let's see when you came out with the financially intentional that resonated with me so much. So now I'm doing intentional budget to now I'm paying, I paid off the credit cards.

I think I had one or two credit cards and then I paid off the student loans. I paid off one student loan and April 28th, 2017, I made my last payment

[00:08:16] Naseema McElroy: and it

[00:08:17] Danielle Brown: was like over 2, 000 at the time I was making 20. 28, 50 $2,850 a week. . And I was paying $1,125 a week to Sally. 'cause she needed to be extricated out of my life.

[00:08:35] Naseema McElroy: Yes, yes. Like

[00:08:37] Danielle Brown: absolutely. I went ahead, I paid that off. I was debt free and, I want to got me a car,

[00:08:44] Naseema McElroy: me too, girl. It's funny because we both did the same thing because we was like, you know what we worked hard. And I told myself when I had enough money to buy my Tesla cash, I would do it. And I, and I got to that point, even though I didn't buy a hash.

Because it didn't make sense financially with what I can do. And I got like a 1% interest rate. Like it didn't make sense, but that was my goal. It wasn't like, I was like just out here balling on a budget. Like we have both proven that we have turned the tides financially. And that's when we decided to get the car and not just like some.

Black car. We both got our dream cars. Yes, we absolutely

[00:09:21] Danielle Brown: did. Absolutely. And it's funny because I was talking to you about it and I was like, nah, I can't do it. And I really tried like for about a year. So I had a 2000. Eight Nissan Altima and I love my car and I love my,

[00:09:39] Naseema McElroy: I love my car. Until this day, we done been

[00:09:42] Danielle Brown: through everything together.

We, we drove through 19 States together,

[00:09:47] Naseema McElroy: me and my boo. So

[00:09:48] Danielle Brown: I really looked around for a car and I'm a car girl and I really couldn't find anything. And I test drove the M3 and it was a wrap. Like I knew I had something. And just like you said, I was at a point where Yaka paid cash, but it didn't make any sense financially.

And most importantly, our behavioral change stuck. It wasn't like we were slipping back into past habits. There was a clear plan in which I was going to execute and purchase in this car. It wasn't just I got that and then it was onto investing. Opened up my accounts, learned more than you, you, you, you're the one that came to me and told me about shoes.

F I listening to choose F I read simple path to read to wealth. Everyday millionaire. And, it was just. It was just on from there. That's just the only thing that makes sense. I have this tremendous opportunity making this abundance of money. I never thought in my life I was going to be able to do, and I can change the trajectory of my future.

And that was what was. So mind boggling to me, like I can live a life that I never thought that I would be able to live. I'm Fortunate enough to have gone somewhere in 2020. I went to the Philippines and that was hella fly. I don't know

[00:11:11] Naseema McElroy: if they make it out because they shut the border down like when we were leaving, shutting the

[00:11:16] Danielle Brown: border down.

But yeah, I never thought I was going to be able to go to the Philippines or anything like. And I have this opportunity and I was going to make the most of it. And I'm going to let everybody know, everybody know that you can do it too. You can do it on 40, 000 a year. You could do it on 60, 000 a year.

It is possible, we don't learn it every day in school and in school. And I don't understand why we don't, but it absolutely is possible.

[00:11:45] Naseema McElroy: It truly is. And I just, like, when you were sitting here describing your story, I was like getting choked up because, man, just living through it and seeing it and knowing where we both came from and y'all, Dayelle is hecka modest, but she's blown past me as far as what her net worth is.

And so I'm like juice oh my God, like she has done some phenomenal things with investing and she's only just starting. I can't wait till she like levels up her investment game because it's going to be no stopping. And, even though we're both on like a path to fire, like we're both still super passionate about working too.

And so I just, Oh. Goodness, like I see it. Yeah. And you

[00:12:35] Danielle Brown: know, even when I get there, I don't even see giving it up, but it's so powerful knowing that you don't have to.

[00:12:43] Naseema McElroy: I, I don't really, I don't really like y'all that much no

[00:12:47] Danielle Brown: more.

[00:12:47] Naseema McElroy: So I'm out. I'm out. And then you have flexibility.

Like I plan on getting to the point where I'm 45 and I'm just like, yo, so I can work like three or four months a year when I'm here, I'll work full time. And then after that, I want to be able to take off y'all cool with that. Because you can take leave of leave of absences without any kind if you're not getting paid or compensation like all it's doing is holding your position and even if they don't hold my position, I'll be like then I'll just reapply next year.

And I know you're going to hire me back because you know what I'm wearing. But I'm like, those are the options that we have and the only reason why I'm even working those three months is so I can max out my 401k or my 403b because why not? Why not settle, come home for a little while, make your little money, max that out.

And especially

[00:13:34] Danielle Brown: if you, it's not like you need it to live on

[00:13:36] Naseema McElroy: the money. No, I don't. I won't need to live on that money. Yeah. I can do whatever else, but then I traveled the world with my kids, just the possibility of having

[00:13:46] Danielle Brown: that tax free benefit. You might as well.

[00:13:48] Naseema McElroy: Yes. Exactly. Exactly. So what are your plans?

When you get to the point where you're fired? You

[00:13:57] Danielle Brown: know, so right now I have the seven figure nurse investor thing going where

[00:14:05] Naseema McElroy: Okay let's start, let's, let's start there though. Let's, let's talk about how the seven figure nurse investor was even created.

[00:14:13] Danielle Brown: So it's funny.

Everything's so funny and the Lord works in my life and I just, I just let them do it. Oh, I used to always just like you said, like everything that I learned Hey guys, did you know X, Y, Z. So then I became a girl that just knew a lot about the retirement plans and tax deferred, like type of compensations and all that type of stuff.

And so people would come and ask me questions. And then one day this girl said, let me tell you something. Her name's Anjanette. She always, she always got her Anjanette isms. Let me tell you something, girl. You need to go ahead and open up a business. You need to stop giving out this free information to all these people.

You need to start getting some monetary compensation for what you're saying. That little brain you got. I'm gonna need you to start an Instagram page. I was like, Whoa, Whoa, Whoa. So I just gave her my phone, went on break. I came back. The seventh figure nurse investor was created.

[00:15:08] Naseema McElroy: Wow. And then,

[00:15:10] Danielle Brown: Can I really like post and do stuff, but then, I started posting here and there and people were receptive and, it would just be, what do you know about certain things and then I would help people with their allocations in their 403B plans and then it just escalated from there.

And here we have it, and it's, it's, it's growing into something that, I'm definitely passionate about and something that could be big, like financially

[00:15:39] Naseema McElroy: intentional, maybe there's a podcast in my future. Yes. You

[00:15:46] Danielle Brown: know, that is something that is a possibility for retirement.

I also. I'm a fetal monitoring instructor. I'm working on getting my advance. That's also a possibility for retirement. I have little things that I can do in retirement that has to do with nursing. Doesn't have to do in nursing, but I don't have to work on the floor anymore. My plan when I get there, to me, I feel is limitless 'cause I have options.

And it's, it's, it feels amazing to have options.

[00:16:16] Naseema McElroy: And so it sounds interesting because you're saying, because we're both saying, oh, we're going to retire, but then we're all, we're both still talking about working. The thing is that we can get to a point where we don't have to work anymore, but we are both choosing to continue to work, but only as it.

It's us. And that work is so that we don't have to live off of our retirement savings. We can let that bubble. So just as a refresher, like fire is when you have 40, I'm sorry, 25 X. You're so 25 times you're spending in an investment account, an investment somewhere where you can draw down off of it.

So hypothetically, if you make, if, if you're, if you have to spend. If you're spending is 40, 000 a year, you would need a million dollars in investment accounts and then by the 4% rule, you can take out that 40, 000 to live off of for 30 plus years or through your retirement, whatever, or, or more if you, if you have more, or if you, if you take less, but if you Don't need to pull off of that retirement, like we're like we're suggesting because we can cover our living expenses and then some from our whatever we choose to do a retirement, then that money just grows.

And so that's what we're saying like work is super optional. And if we want to just take a year off and do nothing we can pull from those accounts. Yes. There's a difference

[00:17:41] Danielle Brown: between what we're doing now. And having to be somewhere at a certain time every day and clocking in, for the, the, that 12 hour shift or that 16 hour shift, as opposed to, I'm going to take a client today, or I don't want to take a client for the next two weeks, or I want to teach one class a month, I want to do one podcast a week, that's, That's what I want to do instead of having a 36 hour week or 40 hour week, that's, that's the option.

And that's the beauty of having that option,

[00:18:16] Naseema McElroy: right? It's everything. But I also don't want you guys to think that we have to get to that certain point before we make those decisions. Both of us, for both of us, our lives have. Substantially changed in how we approach work. Like we both be like, we ain't really got to be here at this point.

Like we don't have debt. We have bills and we have savings goals and we're working towards that, but we also know our potential so that we don't go for the okie doke. And so if it's not working for us, we can keep on moving, but that's the empowerment that comes with getting control of your finances.

It doesn't mean that it starts at the point where you're financially free. It starts at the point where you know that you are in full control of your money. Therefore you are in full control of your life. And so you can move how you want to do how you want to move. It's about getting to do the things that you want to do, not having to do the things that you want, that you.

That you do. And it's funny because

[00:19:10] Danielle Brown: I talk to my clients and I'm like, unless you have your financial life together. Then you can't go on a journey of investing and then the journey of fire, because the journey of fire is having a financial life together. It's having, it's already being tenacious.

It's already being intentional. It's already knowing this is how much exactly I pay every single month for a certain thing. So if I ask a client what's your monthly expense? And they're like, it's about. It can't be about, you have to know exactly what it is. And even when I listen to choose fi, like they are even more intricate than I am because they calculate how much that meal costs.

[00:19:53] Naseema McElroy: They're like our meals are

[00:19:55] Danielle Brown: nightly meals is about a dollar and

[00:19:58] Naseema McElroy: 67 cents per person. Yeah. They keep their meal costs, but they keep their meal costs below 2 a person. Yeah. Yeah.

[00:20:06] Danielle Brown: And

[00:20:07] Naseema McElroy: I don't necessarily calculate it. I don't do, I ain't doing all of that, but. I also like.

[00:20:13] Danielle Brown: Don't blow money fast and all the restaurants as either, or, have hundred dollar meals, you know every night I also don't do that I'm also very careful and how I spend the money meal money and how I spell entertainment money,

[00:20:28] Naseema McElroy: you know but but I don't want people to think that it's coming from a point of deprivation is really because Danielle is like Every dollar that I'm spending on that meal is not working for me, is not being an employee.

It is not out there hustling. I am a makeup

[00:20:44] Danielle Brown: girl and I am not buying makeup, happily not buying makeup, happily not, not doing any of these things. Happy not, I know it's COVID, but I could take a flight if I want to, but no, I'm happily not doing it. Because I rather invest that money. I wholeheartedly rather invest that money.

And just if I want something real bad, like the M three, I'm going to get it, but it's much more it's better for me. I want to deep down in my soul, put that in the market. Cause I know. That dollar is going to make baby dollars. And that makes me more happy than anything material can, can give me.

[00:21:19] Naseema McElroy: That's what I always tell people. My, your money is going to work harder for you than you ever could. Okay. That money hustles day night. Doesn't get sick. No days off. It's constantly grinding. Like every dollar that you can put into an investment vehicle is going to work so much harder. So that's why I say start, start.

[00:21:41] Danielle Brown: And I remember I was just starting with the roundups. Those roundups add up.

[00:21:48] Naseema McElroy: He was like, girl, look at these roundups. It was like 10, 000. I'm at 15 grand right now. I was like, girl, you was a fool with it, but yeah. People sleep on those little micro investments.

[00:22:04] Danielle Brown: That's another recommendation.

Automate your investments, put it, and I don't realize that 5 and 62 cents came out. And of course I also do re reoccurring investments with the, with the roundups. It's not a tremendous amount. I don't really see it. It doesn't really affect my life, but it doesn't affect my life right now. But it will in 20 years because that roundup right now is projected to be at like a million dollars when I'm 77 granted.

It's 40 years from

[00:22:34] Naseema McElroy: now, but it's roundups. Exactly. Imagine all

[00:22:41] Danielle Brown: the little change things at, at the counter. You know how much money that could round up to be right, and I'm happy to do it.

[00:22:52] Naseema McElroy: I love it. I love it. And I love that you have started your own platform where you share your journey and you help other nurses because man, it cannot be, and there's never enough of us seriously, like we got to spread the word. We got to get this out here because now we're at a point where we understand the value of our dollars.

And we know that. It gets wealth. Like when you see like wealthy people and you're just like, Oh, like how could they, like, how do they stay wealthy? This is how they stay wealthy because they don't really have to touch their investments. It just keeps on growing and they draw from it. So that money begets money.

And once you get in the position and I don't want you guys to think that it, this is like something like. Super hard or that me and Danielle did something extraordinary. We didn't do nothing extraordinary. We did some real basic stuff to get to where we were, but it's just simple math. It's just the simple fact that now we're a few years down the line.

So now we're reaping a lot of the benefits from the things that the work that we put in. And when I say work, it's not even hard. Like it's really automating. Like just, it was really the decision. It's the difference between the people that was sitting there still scrolling on their phone versus Danielle going into the break room and setting up her account real quick in five minutes.

And then that's it, that's it, that's the difference. So I don't know, I just

[00:24:19] Danielle Brown: I know you're on fire and you want everybody to be, and just to understand how simple it is. Like it, it really, and I have, I, there's a few new grads that I work with. And I'm like, listen, X, Y, Z, like the 401, the 403 B right now, like you are so fortunate to have two accounts.

You're so fortunate to be in a place where you're starting with a tremendous amount of money. And one of them, they live with their, their, their parents still. And I'm like, listen, like you are in a perfect situation right now. And she was like, yeah, yeah, yeah. But one day. I don't pull that a compound interest calculator on her.

[00:25:02] Naseema McElroy: When I said of eyes got all wide

[00:25:05] Danielle Brown: and have lashes, the pretty little

[00:25:07] Naseema McElroy: lashes. I was like,

[00:25:08] Danielle Brown: this is what I'm talking about. I was like, you don't my age. You don't

[00:25:12] Naseema McElroy: have to work like I do. Exactly. No, I'm really like.

[00:25:17] Danielle Brown: Everything is an option. Like you can live

[00:25:20] Naseema McElroy: like sincerely your best life. Yeah, I know. I love showing like 20, I love showing like 18, like late teens, early twenties people, like a graph of compound interest and the fact that.

They can be investing 100 a month and then stop investing at 30 and leave that money there and have more money than me if I invest through my retirement, like start at 30 and invest through my retirement years, like mind blown that compound interest is not a joke. So yeah, like for all you new grads out here.

Get your 403b 401k together right now, max it out. You ain't going to miss that money. You ain't never been making that money. Once you, if you go to the match, at least to the match, at least to the match. And it will definitely

[00:26:12] Danielle Brown: reap a lot of benefits, millionaire theme hour. There's a lot of people, a lot of people that are everyday millionaire.

Plumbers teachers, secretaries, regular people that are everyday millionaires just by being intentional with their spending. And that's it. That's

[00:26:29] Naseema McElroy: it. It doesn't have to be hard. And I just want you guys to really look at me and Danielle first as, as a point of inspiration, not saying that like we got everything figured out, but we did a couple of things, right?

That have set us on a path and our families on a path to. Be in a much better financial position. And so I don't know, Danielle, I just am so proud of you. You just don't even know like how proud of you I am. It almost brings me to tears. Cause I'm just like, damn like I seen the glow up and I'm just a man.

I'm just, you, I just so proud. Cause you actually just listen, and I don't have the perfect information. You've taught me things too, but it's so good to. Like being the company of somebody that is doing a thing, the same things that you like, it has the same mindset and it's putting in the work and just like doing the things.

And I don't know. I'm just grateful for you. Grateful to be a friend. Grateful. I'm grateful. Side by side by side with you for all these years that you used to drop. And I'm like, what? Say that

[00:27:32] Danielle Brown: again. But where are you from right now?

[00:27:34] Naseema McElroy: Okay, go ahead and look that up, yeah.

[00:27:39] Danielle Brown: It all starts from just information, information gathering, and one person knowing and the other person listening.

And if there's someone that, that has, has achieved something that you're trying to get to, that's who you want to listen to. Exactly. Who's done it. Who's doing it actively. What steps did you take? Let me hear from you what gems you got to

[00:28:04] Naseema McElroy: drop today. Exactly. And it's super important to hear from the person that's like a half a step ahead of you or a step ahead of you because it's relatable.

So you're just like, okay, like I'm at the point where, yeah, I can do that. Oh, I see myself doing that. And so I think that's what we have with each other. And so that was really, just inspiring. Yeah, we still on the journey. Oh, yes, definitely. We still, we still be like, girl, you need to get on this. Let's do it.

I need a link from you what we've done right now. You know that, But anyway, Daniel, let all the people know where they can connect with you and themselves become a seven figure nurse investor. All right. I'm on

[00:28:53] Danielle Brown: Instagram, the seven figure nurse investor, as well as YouTube. Yep. That's all I got right now.

[00:29:00] Naseema McElroy: My email is also DanielleGBrown at gmail. com. All right. So reach out to Danielle. If you are interested in becoming a seven figure nurse investor and she has the gems. Thank you so much, Danielle. This has really been a pure, pure, pure honor. Thank

[00:29:19] Danielle Brown: you, Naseema. This has been my honor to be here.

[00:29:22] Naseema McElroy: Like when you said I should

[00:29:24] Danielle Brown: come on a podcast, I was like

[00:29:30] Naseema McElroy: So yeah, I'm so happy to even

[00:29:32] Danielle Brown: be at the place where yes, you'd be a good example to be on the podcast just pass the information and motivate others. Absolutely. I'm here for it. I'm here for you

[00:29:41] Naseema McElroy: sis. Aw, boo, I'm here for you too, and this is long overdue. So I really appreciate

[00:29:46] Danielle Brown: you. All right, boo.

Thank you.

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