Generosity in Action: Beyond Just Giving

JB Glossinger, author and pioneer podcaster, joins the 'What Would Dave Do?' podcast to discuss his new book, 'Get It Done'. Emphasizing the need for systems over motivation for success, Glossinger details his unconventional path from a career in aerospace to launching his own podcasting platform. He shares the struggles of early financial setbacks and the pivotal moment that led him to embrace podcasting, which resulted in unexpected success. Glossinger's journey highlights the importance of resilience, innovation, and finding personal fulfillment outside conventional careers, offering valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs and those seeking change.

In this episode of 'What Would Dave Do?', Todd Malloy shares his transformative journey from a successful engineering career to becoming a psychotherapist and counselor. Growing up with adult responsibilities, Todd reflects on seeking a life of significance beyond the traditional measures of success. He tells how a pivotal question from his pastor, 'Will it matter that you lived?', led him to follow his true calling. Todd emphasizes the importance of living in one's truth and finding a life path that brings peace and fulfillment, rather than simply adhering to societal expectations.

In this intimate episode of What Would Dave Do?, host Tim Winner visits the home of former U.S. Senator Bob Packwood for a wide-ranging conversation spanning 25 years in the Senate and seven presidential administrations. From Lyndon Johnson’s unmatched legislative prowess to Richard Nixon’s surprisingly awkward social skills, Packwood offers vivid, firsthand portraits of the leaders who shaped modern America.With humor and candor, Packwood recalls Ronald Reagan’s effortless charm, Gerald Ford’s quiet humility, and the behind-the-scenes culture of the Senate—including a few little-known stories you won’t find in history books. Equal parts political history and personal reflection, this episode is a treasure trove of anecdotes that bring Washington’s power players down to a very human level.Whether you’re a political junkie or just love great storytelling, this conversation offers a rare glimpse into the personalities, politics, and moments that defined an era.Highlights include:Serving under eight presidents, from Lyndon Johnson to Bill ClintonBehind-the-scenes stories from the U.S. SenatePersonal encounters with Reagan, Ford, and NixonHumor, humility, and history from one of Washington’s great storytellers

In this episode Tim invites Beau Turner, founder of Abundant Mines, to discuss the intricacies of Bitcoin and its potential to surpass traditional financial assets like real estate and stocks. Beau explains Bitcoin's role in modern finance, emphasizing its unique ability to conserve economic energy over time. He details the history of Bitcoin, its inception in 2009, and addresses common misconceptions about digital currency. The conversation also explores the anonymity of Bitcoin's creator and the decentralized, open-source nature of this revolutionary financial tool.

This enlightening podcast episode explores the profound impact of buying a home, as seen through the eyes of Scott Harris, a leading broker from New York City. Scott challenges listeners to consider what 'home' truly means, urging them to see it as a transition rather than a transaction. He shares his experiences dealing with diverse properties in Manhattan, from awe-inspiring skyscrapers to personal retreats for city dwellers. The conversation also delves into New York's unique buildings and construction history, highlighting the blend of practicality and emotion driving real estate decisions.

In this episode of the 'What Would Dave Do' podcast, Robert DeLaurentis known as the Peace Pilot, shares gripping tales from his aviation adventures. He details a harrowing experience of flying solo over the North Pole after a jet fuel mishap but managed to keep going to fulfill a larger mission of promoting global peace. An entrepreneur-turned-aviator, Robert discusses how his passion for flying and giving back has shaped his remarkable journey around the world, connecting the untouched realms of the North and South Poles to everyone in between with his message of peace.

In this captivating podcast episode, Joey Mure, co-founder of Wealth Without Wall Street, shares his transformative journey from a high-earning mortgage broker to achieving financial independence. Dismissing traditional notions of retirement and work, Joey advocates for a new approach to financial freedom, focusing on passive income and asset building. Through personal anecdotes and insights, he underscores the importance of aligning one's career with personal passions and reclaiming time. Reflecting on societal trends and personal experiences, Joey provides listeners with actionable steps and fresh perspectives to break free from the conventional 9-to-5 grind and live life on their terms.

Initially pursuing law enforcement as a career, Tim Packer journey into the art world began after a life-altering event. The death of a fellow officer made him reconsider his life path, compelling him to chase his childhood dream of being an artist. With talent in watercolor and portraiture, Packer took his art from a side passion to a full-time career. Through persistence and a distinctive style focused on natural light, he achieved remarkable commercial success. Packer now also dedicates his efforts to helping other aspiring artists realize their potential, spreading his story and insights.

In this podcast episode, John Bromley, the Founder and CEO of Charitable Impact, discusses his journey into the world of philanthropy. Inspired by his father's work in charity law, Bromley emphasizes the importance of structured giving through donor-advised funds. He elaborates on how these funds allow donors to manage their charitable contributions effectively by separating the act of donation from allocation. This helps overcome the barrier of indecision on which causes to support, encouraging proactive philanthropy and making generosity more accessible even for those unsure of where to give.

In this episode, Erica Kreisman shares her journey from being an emergency room doctor in New York City to founding One Wild Consulting, a coaching practice. Her career change inspired by a desire to connect more deeply with people, Erica discusses how her experiences in emergency medicine have provided her with unique perspectives that influence her coaching methods. Emphasizing the importance of openness and genuine curiosity, Erica encourages listeners to be receptive to the magic of the universe, illustrating how transformative experiences can offer valuable insights.