Sherry Watson is a powerhouse, to say the least. She has been a huge contributor to America’s non-profit organizations and support system for those with disabilities. Sherry has generated over $130 million in funding and has led movements that have changed policies at the local, state, and national level. On today’s show, Sherry reminds us all that we are the government and we can make a powerful change.
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[5:10] So many people are having a midlife awakening about supporting brands that share their values. [8:35] After a traumatic brain injury that doctors said Sherry wouldn’t survive from, Sherry had to learn how to swallow, but it showed her the power of the mind. [10:20] Sherry learned how to let go of fear and to never give up. [11:30] Sherry and a group of volunteers built 800 nonprofits around the country supporting people with disabilities. [12:45] Sherry didn’t want to be treated differently; she just wanted to be a part of the American dream. [14:35] The Americans with Disabilities Act was put in place only 26 years ago. Rob is blown away that so much has changed for the better for those with disabilities. [17:15] The more profit you make, the more impact you make. [21:35] How did Sherry and her team of volunteers change Medicaid for the better? [28:30] Sherry has six steps to launching and growing your nonprofit. [36:10] Sherry shares a story about Tim and Rose. [38:50] The Power Summit is this May 4th to 6th. It’s a place for both for-profit and non-profit organizations to mastermind and share ideas. [44:15] Whatever your passion is, there is a nonprofit out there just for you.Mentioned in This Episode:
