The Woman Behind The Mission
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She has been recognized by Forbes and the New York Times, and now she is sharing her journey in her very first book, Feeding Hope. Kip's family, please give a very warm welcome to Jasmine Crow Houston. How are you doing?
I'm doing so well.
How are you? I'm wonderful. You look great. Thank you so much. I want to start off by saying congratulations. Thank you. You have a new book, Feeding Hope, How to Build a Mission-Driven Enterprise to Create Change. You've already done so much to create change, and now you are an author. This is so exciting. And you just said that today or yesterday was the first time you actually got to touch this.
Today, like literally before I came here. Oh my gosh. I was like, your producer was like, can you bring a copy of the book? I said, they just arrived this week. And so I opened it. And yes, you're holding the first copy I ever touched.
I love it. I'm a reader, so I love the texture of the cover already. Yeah, it feels good. Yeah, the pages feel good.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–22:33
2
How did Jasmine Crowe-Houston first start feeding people on the streets of Atlanta?
22:33–41:09
3
What motivated Jasmine to turn grassroots feeding into a business model (Goodr)?
41:09–53:56
4
What major setbacks and failures did Jasmine face while building Goodr?
53:56–1:10:12