Speaking of Impact

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  • EP #137: Micro-Philanthropy with Grant Collins

    Everyone can be a philanthropist.  There is no minimum net worth required.  You just have to have the right mindset - a desire to use your gifts and skills to make the world a better place.

     

    Our guest on this episode is a proponent of micro-philanthropy.  He believes that you can make a big difference in your sphere of influence with what you have.  He also believes that getting involved in the meaningful causes around you can exponentially increase your positive influence on the world.  Grant Collins is the host of the Basement Philanthropy Podcast and an incredibly inspiring giver.

     

    You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://www.bobdepasquale.com/podcast/grantcollins

    45 min
  • EP #136: Changing Education with Mallory Dwinal-Palisch

    Teachers are underappreciated.  But we spend billions of dollars on recruiting them!?  There is quite a demand in the education space right now few solutions to train and certify highly qualified professionals.

     

    Mallory Dwinal-Palisch is a highly educated lover of education.  That’s a great combination for the needs in the industry.  She leads Reach University and Craft Education.  These are platforms designed to help paraprofessionals in the education space find the right technical learning and certifications to join with their experience so they can acquire lead teaching positions.  This episode will inspire you to help others reach their potential.

     

    You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://www.bobdepasquale.com/podcast/mallorydwinal-palisch

    38 min
  • EP #135: Non-Profit Leadership with Lissa Zanville

    Some, have a special calling to bring their professional leadership skills. Working in that space can tiring but extremely fulfilling work.  If you’ve spent some time volunteering, you’ve felt the effort that goes into that type of work.

     

    Lissa Zanville is the Executive Director of Los Angeles Trial Lawyers Charities.  She comes with a wealth of experience in the communications field and uses her skills to help the organization share its message.  They focus on creating volunteer opportunities for people in the community and believe that everyone should have a chance to contribute and shouldn’t feel restricted by time.  You’ll come out of this episode with a clear understanding of what it is like to lead a mission-driven organization.

     

    You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://www.bobdepasquale.com/podcast/lissazanville

    37 min
  • EP #134: Everything About B-Corps with Nathan Stuck

    You don’t have to sacrifice everything to be generous.  In fact, you shouldn’t.  Conscious capitalism is a powerful force and the B-Corp certification might be the right thing for you and your business.

     

    Nathan Stuck is an experience-conscious capitalist.  Although, that wasn’t always the case.  In this episode, he describes how we were once burnt out on capitalism but knew business could be done well and still support the community and the world.  It led him to start Profitable Purpose Consulting and help impact-focused businesses.  Listen in as he describes the B-Corp certification and how it can help you and your business make a positive impact in the world.

     

    You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://www.bobdepasquale.com/podcast/nathanstuck

     

    42 min
  • EP #133: Helping Yourself and Helping Others with Jason Hopcus

    There are many resources out there but you’re not going to be sold.  You MUST desire to heal.  

    Mental health doesn’t come easy these days but it doesn’t get the same attention as its physical counterpart.  It’s popular to share one physical fitness journey.  Mental fitness should get the same attention.

    Today’s guest is Jason Hopcus.  He’s spent decades working in the mental health community and has a compassionate yet aggressive approach to encouraging mental care.  He leads multiple organizations and is not shy about his belief in taking care of one’s mind and body.  They are undoubtedly connected and his desire is that more people act on taking care of the full system.  Get ready for an inspiring conversation on wellness.

     

    You can find show notes and more information by clicking here:: https://www.bobdepasquale.com/podcast/jasonhopcus

    44 min
  • EP #132: Traveling for Impact with Ana Carreto

    The best way to build camaraderie is to do hard stuff with other people for other people.  Many companies spend large amounts of time and money to bring their teams together.  It’s not that complicated.

     

    Today’s guest has built an organization that makes it easy for people to serve others.  Ana Carreto and Let’s Do it Amigos provides all the logistical work to set up international service trips.  The experiences provide you with a chance to learn about different cultures, see other parts of the world, and build unbreakable bonds, all while serving those in need.

     

    This episode will inspire you to step out of your comfort zone and be generous with your time and effort.

     

    You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://www.bobdepasquale.com/podcast/anacarreto

    43 min
  • EP #131: Defining Your Money Values with Mark Willis

    Your values say a lot about how you allocate it.  You must take the time to define them in order to make your money accomplish what is meaningful to you.

    Many people let the world define what’s important and as a result, have their money and influence hijacked.  Don’t let this happen to you for what you’ve worked hard for.

    Mark will is a Certified Financial Planner® and values-driven professional.  He has some important tips as to how you can develop a strong value system with your family and use money as the positively powerful tool it can be.

    You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://www.bobdepasquale.com/podcast/markwillis

    49 min
  • EP #130: 2022 Impact Highlight Special

    The Impactmaker Movement is growing and generosity is winning.

     

    This episode is a curated list of the highlights from the last 51 episodes plus an interview with this 2022’s Impactmaker of the Year.

     

    There is so much knowledge to glean from our guests from the past year.  This is an opportunity to review the greatest of what we have learned.  You’ll also be inspired by our special guest. 

     

    Happy holidays!

     

    You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://www.bobdepasquale.com/podcast/2022highlights

    1 hr
  • EP #129: Effective Philanthropy with Anna Schlia

    Giving can be hard.  Knowing where to give can be even harder.  The good news is that there are more resources than ever before to help you live out your generosity.  There are even entire organizations that research ways to make generosity most effective.

     

    Today’s world is full of technology and pioneering views in every sector, including the non-profit world.  Today’s guest is well versed in methods, data, and the emotions related to philanthropy.  She believes everyone should have a chance to give and do it well.  The world will be better when we can all feel inspired to support others.  

     

    Anna Schlia is the Vice President of Graham-Pelton - an organization that empowers nonprofits with the knowledge, expertise, and resources necessary to elevate their philanthropy.  Let’s learn from a professional in generosity.

     

    You can find show notes and more information by clicking here; https://www.bobdepasquale.com/podcast/annaschlia

    51 min
  • EP #128: Extraordinary Impact in Ordinary Life with Zach Tucker and Jeremy Grater

    You have the gifts and skills to make the world around you better.  Extraordinary curiosity can make even the most ordinary life extremely impactful.

    A lot of people have trouble opening up and sharing what they are feeling.  Why is that?  And how can we help them be more open?

    Zach Tucker and Jeremy Grater are two guys that have an admirable desire to learn about all the ways we limit ourselves.  They are self-described ordinary guys that love asking questions of experts.  It’s that curiosity that leads them to experiences that can help the rest of us lead more fulfilling lives.  Our conversation is about life being tough, but not that tough.  This one is for you if you need some inspiration to live your best life by making an impact on those around you.

    You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://www.bobdepasquale.com/podcast/zachtuckerandjeremygrater

    41 min

About Speaking of Impact

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At the age of 18, Bob DePasquale found himself in a fight for his life when diagnosed with cancer. It would become a journey that ultimately shaped his view of himself and the gifts that he could share with the world.