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We all have adversity in life. Unfortunately, some people’s tragedy garners headlines. Hate crimes serve no place in society but we can’t expect to end them if we don’t know they happen. It’s news we need to share.
Chris Singleton lost his mother in June 17, 2015 Charleston, SC Church Shooting. Nine African Americans were killed during a Bible study. It’s hard to believe that a mass murder occurred during such a faithful act. Amazingly, Chris has found forgiveness for the murderer and since the shooting has dedicated his life to ending racism and promoting unity. Chris set out on a speaking career after playing minor league baseball for five years. His mission is alive and well.
You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://www.bobdepasquale.com/podcast/87
Leading by example is not a cliché. What is misunderstood is that it starts within. We actually fear ourselves because we are accustomed to being distracted. The world is filled with messages that tell us that we are not enough and so we believe it’s true. It’s not.
Eric Winters is a true motivational leader. He coaches people and to lead themselves to make their teams better. It’s an interesting dichotomy because it started within but its benefits are without. He believes that it is a true skill that can be trained. Everyone has the potential to practice autonomy while also accepting the input of the people around them. This is the ultimate diversity of thought and best way to lead.
You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://www.bobdepasquale.com/podcast/86
The most motivating people are those that acknowledge their shortcomings. We have all been given special gifts and talents but what good are they if we don’t use them for others? And what good are others’ talents if they lie dormant? Today’s episode will concentrate on how we must collaborate to make the biggest impact we can.
Anthony Muiruri is an author and speaker who is convinced that we were all put on Earth to for a specific reason. He says that we must actively pursue greatness in community with each other. We will maximize our positive impact when we implement the 7 Ingredients for Success. You’ll want to note the ingredients and be sure use them in your impact work and your life at large.
You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://www.bobdepasquale.com/podcast/85
Most podcasts are a great opportunity to learn from an expert guest. This one is different. The world is full of messed-up people. That’s everyone and so there is hurt. Hurt yields more hurt. This podcast is less about expertise and more about experience. We can learn from the most hurtful times.
Gene Heil is a veteran, author, and ministers who claims to be messed up. His life experiences with abuse and depression are something to acknowledge and learn from. He’s now in a place in life where he is prepared to share his stories and help others find forgiveness for the people in their lives. Ultimately, forgiveness is for the person giving, not the person receiving.
You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://www.bobdepasquale.com/podcast/84
I studied broadcasting because I wanted to be a media personality. Many people in my life have called me “personality” but not the type I thought I’d be. Impactmaking isn’t about what you are known for or who knows of you. It’s about taking positive actions and communicating a encouraging message in all that you do.
Bill Hobson is a real media star but he wouldn’t describe himself that like that. He’s about as humble as they come. His humility is a positive message in itself. Yet, he ads much more with the work he does. He hosts multiple shows - each with a different focus but a message of impact. Today’s conversation is all about connecting with others through through effective communication.
We all live our lives in public these days. The Internet and mobile applications have allowed us to share anything we want at any time. This is a great tool but it can also be a great curse. Sharing information is important but keeping it safe is paramount.
Dr. Michael Nuccitelli is a Licensed Psychologist and creator of the iPredator concept. He is extremely knowledgeable on how the digital world works and how criminals and bullies use it to terrorize. It’s unfortunate that such a powerful thing is used for bad but Michael is determined have good prevail. You don’t want to miss some key points on how to keep yourself and your impact project or organization safe in the digital realm.
You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://www.bobdepasquale.com/podcast/82
We live in a society that gives plenty of chances for people to do great things. Unfortunately, they are not evenly distributed. Some people have to overcome amazing troubles to find their success. It’s important that we celebrate more than people’s triumphant moments. We must acknowledge their journey.
Sylvester Boyd, Jr. is an eclectically talented man with great knowledge of history. His storytelling is infectious and his series of books, called The Road From Money, is inspiring. He tells the tale of his aunt in a fiction format that will engage your mind and your heart. We can do great things to give more people opportunities in the future by studying the past. In addition to being an author, Sylvester is also an actor and speaker. This episode will motivate you to make a positive impact in the lives of others by simply treating them as you would like to be treated.
Everyone has to make a living. But, are you actually living? We all have a great blessings in our lives that can and should be shared. It’s important for other people but also for us to use our gifts and skills for good.
Larry Long is the most energetic guest we’ve ever had on the show. He lights up a room or a Zoom like no other. He was a software sales man who realized there was something more to life. A little encouragement from a mentor and his wife pushed him to become the speaker and coach that he is. Here’s a conversation that will motivate you to seek a challenge and take action.
You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://www.bobdepasquale.com/podcast/80
Investing is hard. The stock market is confusing. There are millions of investments. Perhaps the best investment though is in oneself. Professional investors generally have a detailed process that they follow. It helps reduce biases and emotional reactions. Interestingly, self-care is very similar. The better the plan for yourself, the better your end up.
Our guest this week is an expert in, well, a lot of stuff. She ran the #1 one fund in the late 90’s but that’s not it; she’s also a course creator, executive coach, author, tweeter, body builder, founder, and horseback rider. Her effort is something to behold. Emmy Sobieski will inspire you to achieve whatever it is you desire.
You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://www.bobdepasquale.com/podcast/79
What a year!
It’s been another great year for the Impactmaker Movement. This episode is a chance to listen back to some of the highlights of the past 51 episodes of the show. There is so much great knowledge to glean from our guests that this type of episode is necessary just to keep up with some of the great thoughts that we heard.
You are going to hear from our second annual Impactmaker of the Year. It’s a special chance to acknowledge one of the people in our world that expresses tremendous desire and selflessness for a greater cause. You’ll be inspired to do something great in 2022. Happy New Year!
You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://www.bobdepasquale.com/podcast/78
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