Isabelle Guarino

There's so much opportunity.

So finding what suits you is the best thing.

And if you do love seniors and you do understand, you know,

this coming silver tsunami and you're like, oh my gosh, timing's never been better, then it's a great way to have impact investing because not only are you providing a better community for that senior, you are allowing the daughter or son to be a daughter or son once again.

Many times people try to do in-home care where they care for their own loved one for a while and

And I talk to people who do that every single day.

It is tough, man.

It is so tough.

And it strips away your ability to be that daughter or son.

You are now a caregiver.

You grow a lot of resentment, a lot of anger.

There's a lot of guilt that even got you started doing that.

There's so many emotions bottled into these moments of life.

And to be able to kind of burst that bubble, pop that bubble and say, we've got mom, we're going to love her the same way you do, if not even better, because we're trained professionals.

You get to be the son, like you just come and love on her and hang out with her.

And that's all you need to do from here forward.

That is so beautiful to give back to families in this way.

to provide jobs to caregivers who are being used, abused, neglected in these larger facilities.

It's just all the way around.

It's one of those things where you're cash flowing, but you feel good at night.