More Than Tuition: Why This Dad Calls Education an Eternal Investment
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More Than Tuition: Why This Dad Calls Education an Eternal Investment
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In this episode, we sit down with Kent Suter, a Financial Specialist, as he unveils his remarkable journey of navigating private school finances with four children. Kent sheds light on the pivotal decision his family made to relocate to Florida in pursuit of specialized support for their son with Down Syndrome.
With a wealth of expertise in financial matters, Kent emphasizes the profound significance of investing in children's education, framing it not merely as a monetary endeavor but as an eternal investment in their growth and development. Drawing from his personal experiences, he delves into the unique rewards of raising children in a Christian school environment.
Discover the power of inclusivity with us in this enlightening conversation.
Resources mentioned in the episode:
Financial Specialist: Kent Suter, Johnson Financial Group:
kent@jfgatl.com
Facebook Community Group: Lake Nona Autism Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/137192290859557/
Facebook Community Group: Autism Society of Greater Orlando: https://www.facebook.com/AutismSocietyofGreaterOrlando
In-Person Community Group: Little League Baseball Orlando : https://www.celebrationlittleleague.com/Default.aspx?tabid=2739880
Developmental Pediatrician, Dr. Frank Lopez: https://www.pediatrix.com/find-care/doctors/lopez-frank-1154453397
Psychologist, Dr. Patrick Gorman: https://www.adventhealth.com/find-doctor/doctor/patrick-w-gorman-psyd-1205838935
Occupational and Speech Therapy: https://www.handledtherapy.com/
*These resources are personal recommendations made by our team. We are not sponsored by any organization mentioned in this episode.
Produced By: Hi Hello Labs
Original Music By: Jordan Castillow