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“You may not change the world, but you may change the world for one person.” – Bob DePasquale

EPISODE OVERVIEW:
Did you hear the one about the 18-year old Italian-American guy who thought he was invincible until the day he found out he had cancer (right in the middle of the September 11th terrorist attacks)? You know, the one whose future wife was unknowingly praying for him before they even met, and years later they found out she was praying at exactly the same time he was undergoing cancer treatment.

Todays guest takes us through that story, and brings us up-to-date on his life today. He talks about generosity- radical generosity that is. He also talks about the journey of recovering from cancer, beating cancer, and the whole process before, during, and after cancer. He explains the effects the ordeal had on his family, and how he learned to experience joy amidst the chaos in his personal life, and our great nations. Our guest is a businessman, professional coach, author, and podcast host. Ladies & Gentlemen, welcome to the Bob DePasquale story!

GUEST BIO:
Bob is an advocate of stewardship. He has always believed in taking care of the things that he has been blessed with. It is his mission to help others in doing the same.

Bob’s perspective derives from a battle with cancer at age 18. After growing up an only child it wasn’t until he was legally an adult that he felt alone. Having his life threatened at such a young age lead to a unique view of the gift that is vitality.

Bob now serves as the Founder of Initiate Impact Virtual Family offices – a wealth management firm dedicated to radical generosity. He also hosts the Speaking of Impact and Modern Legacies podcasts.

SHOW NOTES:
Guest Info:
Website: BobDePasquale.com
Twitter and Instagram: @bedpa
LinkedIn: linked.com/in/bobdepasquale

Core Themes, Keywords, & Mentions:
Only child, Italian-American, creativity, imagination, college football, groin injury, cancer, testicular cancer, Tim O’Brian, September 11, 2001, September 11th, September 11 attack, time, chemotherapy, spiritual, mental, physical, balance, harmony, beating cancer, tips on facing cancer treatment, community, communicate, stay positive, hydration, simple sugars, power of prayer, no coincidences, lacrosse, meditate, reflection, college athletics, grad school, Lutheran church, 5 minutes, consistency, generosity, parental divorce, generosity is a mindset not an event, money is a tool, happiness versus joy, Wendy Steel Ted Talk, Impact 100 Global, oxytocin, the bonding hormone, philanthropy, radical generosity, priorities, purpose, satisfaction, being satisfied, personal finance, people going through chemo

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