Bob DePasquale was diagnosed with cancer and experienced a terrible act of terrorism within a few days. He thought the world was coming to an end.
Bob had always believed in taking care of the things he had been blessed with by helping others do the same. His perspective derived from his battle with cancer and his life threatened at the age of 18.
After this experience, Bob realized the powerful force that the giving mindset is after experiencing his life-threatening illness and the terrorist attacks. He spent 15 years learning how to apply giving principles in his own business and it is now his mission to help others do the same. Organizations that have a generous culture are bound to attract better employees and better customers. Bob would not be around to speak if it were not for some amazing acts of generosity.
You May Not Change the World...
But You May Change the World for One
Generosity is a Lifestyle
Are you aware we tap, swipe, and click our devices an average of 2,617 times per day?
Online advertising has rapidly increased and is now almost everywhere - from social media to search engines. If you have even briefly looked at a product, only to find yourself haunted by ads for it days later, you are not alone. Today, many people struggle to manage their finances while dealing with a constant barrage of ads.
In Bob's interview, he gives you the tools to improve your financial situation, use technology to your benefit, and better manage your financial planning.
In Personal Finance in a Public World: How Technology, Social Media, and Ads Affect Your Money Decisions, author and Certified Financial Planner Bob DePasquale breaks down the steps to improve your spending habits and safeguard your financial future. This book answers common questions about finances, such as:
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