Wealth Means WAY More Than Money with Doug Cornfield | BWI #47

Episode 47 - Wealth Means WAY More Than Money with Doug Cornfield Money is great and as a resource can be used in many positive ways, but wealth absolutely means so much more than just a number in your bank account. In order to be wealthy, you must feel whole and complete as a person. Doug J. Cornfield is an author, speaker, former college athlete, and the director of Disability, Dream, and Do (D3Day) sports camps, created in partnership with Dave Clark.  After an incredibly successful college track career, he became a senior financial adviser at Merrill Lynch before returning to his entrepreneurial roots to partner with Dave Clark to organize the D3Day events and their company Best Burn Enterprises, LLC.   Key Moments: Why Doug became involved with athletics for people with disabilities How Doug and Dave Clark first got introduced and how that led to a partnership Why Dave became intrigued by the types of questions that Doug was asking How Doug's son Gideon has gotten involved in the organization to help keep the camps going and inspire others About the movie that is in talks of being made about Dave Clark's life story Where Dave feels like true wealth comes from and how to acquire it What the Pulling Each Other Along Collective is and how they are helping others Favorite Quote: "If it was about the money I would have stopped long ago, but it's about the passion behind what you're doing. So where the true wealth comes, is in our passions."  -Doug Cornfield   CONNECT WITH DOUG: An author, speaker, and former college athlete. He is the director of the Disability, Dream, and Do (D3Day) sports camps, created with Dave Clark. In college, he was a top contender in track and field and a scholarship athlete at the University of Georgia. His professional experience includes time spent in both the family entertainment industry and as a senior financial advisor for Merrill Lynch. More recently he partnered with Dave Clark to organize their company and run D3Day events, where the duo create opportunities for children and young adults with special needs to interact with professional sports players and compete with no limitations. D3Day.com Pulling Each Other Along Collective   Connect with Jeanne:  The first important thought I remember having was that "Anything Is Possible". My parents moving me and my nine siblings from California to Australia might have had something to do with this. I believe anything is possible and that people have the genius within them to find and live in their Genius Zone... their Ultimate Potential without burnout and without burning those who surround them.  For more information on her coaching programs for coaches: www.jeanneomlor.com/reviews/ For Elite coaching for CEOs, celebrities, and Icons: https://jeanneomlor.com/private-label-advisory/ Follow Jeanne on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeanneomlor/