"The Impact of Dr. Patrick Kalenzi's Lifework: Why Retirement and Pro Bono Work Aren't Enough"

YouTube Podcast

Never Quit Podcast Sponsored and Hosted by Quote's Jungle | Dr. Patrick Kalenzi |

Do veterinarians have an easy job and make a lot of money? Let's ask Dr. Patrick Kalenzi who has been treating dogs and cats for well over two decades and has two thriving pet hospitals near Boulder, Colorado. That's a world away from the grazing lands of East Africa where he grew up herding cattle. (He's written a book about it)

Can you guess the sole reason why Patrick chose to become a veterinarian. What would have made his training better? From his years of experience working with pets, which pets are most likely to bite, or which ones are easiest to work with, and which are absolutely the most difficult? Which surgical procedure will Dr. Kalenzi never do again? What is his advice to young people who may be considering a career in veterinary medicine or pet care?

Finally, prepare to laugh when you hear why Dr. Patrick vows never to retire.

KDNK Community Radio

This month on Get Lit, Erin Go-Book and Ape on the Dink welcome Patrick Kalenzi,

author of Tears Run Dry, to talk about his memoir.

How to Find Balance between my Story as an Individual and me as my Community

Interview with Little Big Fund

5 Key Takeaways from the Little Big Convening with Patrick Kalenzi

This interview had a good turnout of committed, interested individuals willing and happy to learn from Patrick’s journey.

5 Key Takeaways:

We are extremely grateful that Patrick was willing and able to join us last week to share his insights with some our Little Big Believers! ❤️ Patrick's book, "Tears Run Dry," narrates the story of his grandfather, emphasizing the themes of courage and wisdom. It serves as evidence to not underestimate one's abilities, irrespective of the challenges faced. Check out the book here: Purchase from Amazon

LinkedIn Article from Little Big Fund

Little Big Fund equips aspiring social impact leaders with tools, networks, and funds to catalyze their ideas. To date, Little Big Fund has delivered 200 hours of workshop content to over 180 social entrepreneurs from around the world, and allocated over $70,000 in micro-funds directly to 40+ social changemakers from 20+ countries to start their work and scale their impact.