I decided to be the lead investor in Doughp, because I believe in the Founder and the mission. Anybody can make cookies, but it takes hustle and grit to sell cookies. I know Kelsey has what it takes, because she's already proven that by selling $13 million in cookie dough, while navigating a pivot through the pandemic -- and all while staying sober. That's Doughp! Doughp is more than just cookie dough. Its mission to spread awareness about mental health and addiction is near and dear to my heart. Investing in Kelsey is a very special milestone for me personally, because I am now four years sober. I have seen Kelsey grow this business by watching her activity over the past few years on LinkedIn. Going back and reading through her journey hits so close to home, because she shares how each business milestone is a result of the "gifts of sobriety." Speaking of gifts of sobriety, one of my favorite components of Doughp is the sobriety gifts they offer. As someone who struggled with navigating a new life in recovery, support was vital. Sometimes, it was a simple gift from another woman in recovery that kept me going. Like Kelsey, I have also built a multi-million dollar company inspired by my own lived experience. Pain produced purpose. Because I have personally walked the treacherous journey of getting sober and starting a business, I know what it takes. Kelsey has what it takes, and I am proud to be a part of this journey with her.