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    Eating While Broke: Butter Parmesan Spaghetti & How a Teen Mom Built Mercy Angels Hospice and a No-Censorship App On this episode of Eating While Broke, host Coline Witt welcomes entrepreneur —founder and CEO of Mercy Angels Hospice and creator of the My Butler Al app while cooking her struggle meal: spaghetti with butter, Parmesan, salt, and pepper. Summer Grays opens up about becoming a teen mom, a short-lived marriage to an older man, and finishing school through summer school. She shares how she hustled through a range of jobs—including banking and stripping—before becoming a flight attendant, with crucial support from her grandmother, who helped raise her kids. She also reflects on a guidance counselor who told her she’d “never be anything,” a comment that fueled her determination. Summer later found success selling card terminals, earning six figures in her first month. After moving from Indiana to California, she bought a home health business and then a hospice, walked away from a lucrative contract after experiencing racial disrespect, and expanded to Indianapolis by launching another hospice. She later purchased a primary care practice, opened a med spa, and discusses the realities of entrepreneurship—cash flow, regulations, and staffing—along with joining the "Indy Bosses Reality Show" as a cast member and co-executive producer. Chapters 00:00 Meet the Guest 00:19 Struggle Spaghetti Setup 01:10 Cooking Butter Noodles 02:19 Teen Mom and Shotgun Wedding 04:12 Single Mom Hustle Era 06:48 Grandma the Village 07:34 Proving Them Wrong 09:28 From Flying to Six Figures 11:14 Moving to California 12:03 Buying Home Health and Hospice 14:27 Respect Over Six Million 15:45 Why Mercy Angels Matters 16:01 Taste Test and Fixing It 16:48 Walking Away From Bad Deals 17:47 Building a Med Spa and Hospice 18:31 Proving Doubters Wrong 20:18 Raising Driven Kids Solo 21:52 Entrepreneur Stress and Cash Flow 23:17 Staffing Struggles in Healthcare 25:10 Hospice and the Circle of Life 26:51 Launching an Anti-Censorship App 30:27 Indie Bosses and Negotiation Moves 32:31 Advice for Skilled Nursing Founders 34:17 Risk Taking and Not Quitting 36:23 Skilled Nursing Explained and Farewell. YouTube tags: Mercy Angels Hospice, hospice entrepreneur, hospice CEO, starting a hospice, home health business, healthcare entrepreneur, healthcare business owner, skilled nursing business, healthcare staffing crisis, cash flow for small business, Black woman entrepreneur, teen mom success story, app founder, Eating While Broke, Coline Witt
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