As a former Hospice, Mental Health and Drug and Addiction Nurse, Our Founder and Lead Outreach Developer Shell-Lyn Clarke has always been dedicated to bringing about the very best in everyone who crosses her path. Fast Forward 10 years later and it’s that same enthusiasm of helping others reach their highest level of potential that she continues to strive for. In addition to her care and compassion for mankind, she also brings to GGF a love that says, “everyone is capable of helping, and everyone has something to give.” As well as a compassion to seeing others gain a new-found confidence and a lasting hope. Mrs. Clarke is a doer, a woman full of action. You will often hear her quoting one of her principle quotes for giving back which states, “It’s not enough to say that “We want to change the world and make an impact; it only becomes a greater love for mankind once action is truly put into practice!” When asked What will they say about you? What legacy are you leaving behind? Mrs. Clarke merely tosses her head back, gives a ginormous smile and says, “Well people may say a lot of things, but one thing that I know for sure that they’ll say is, she was a woman who knew the Lord. I want people to look at me and know that all things are possible to them that believe; my legacy is simple, don’t leave earth without establishing one!” She then smiles and continues. “If God has given us all a gift, be sure to search yourself until you find what that gift is; reproduce that gift on the largest scale as possible and you will without a shadow of a doubt, leave a legacy. For the bible tells us in proverbs 13:22 “A good person leaves an inheritance for their children’s children…” “There’s a quote that I read in a book once, a quote from Myles Monroe, he says, “The wealthiest place in the world is not the gold mines of South America or the oil fields of Iraq or Iran. They are not the diamond mines of South Africa or the banks of the world. The wealthiest place on the planet is just down the road. It is the cemetery. There lie buried companies that were never started, inventions that were never made, bestselling books that were never written, and masterpieces that were never painted. In the cemetery is buried the greatest treasure of untapped potential.” “I remember when I first read this quote, it shook me instantaneously, I didn’t want to die with my treasure, or shortchange myself or others in this life, by not having tapped into my own potential.” It took some time, a lot of trust in God and patience; But here I stand, a woman having searched herself, found her gift and scaling it up, big TIME!” “Yeah, I like that!”