The Importance of Good Intentions

I wanted to run a community mental health center, and I figured I would do that by the time I maybe hit 45 or 50. But a couple of things happened. They just like they all do in life. That's when I began to realize that good intentions alone don't get you anywhere. From there, we moved back to Chicago. I ran a community Mental Health Center up in Lake County. And so for four years, I built that from scratch. So I began to get the entrepreneurial book. Then from there, developed our practice, multi disciplinary practice. It became one of the largest practices of mental health practitioners and substance abuse practitioners. Very non-threatening today. You never know