A Life of Purpose, Passions, and Helping People (with Alan Petsche)

A Life of Purpose, Passions, and Helping People (with Alan Petsche)

Author: The Capital Chart Room June 17, 2020 Duration: 44:26
In addition to helping grow his family’s company that experienced 43 straight profitable years, Alan Petsche built his own portfolio of companies, starting when he was a junior in high school! Entrepreneurial spirit instilled in him by his father at a young age ensured that Alan would not only seek success on a business front, but it would also lead to a legacy of helping others. From comic books, to music, to real estate, Alan pursued his passions and used that success to give back to his city and communities. Listen as Alan shares how his family history shaped his passions and his future, and why recognizing skill and talent in others leads to happiness and success. The Petsche family is an ardent supporter of the City of Arlington, Texas. A.E. Petsche Company, an aerospace distribution firm, was founded by Alan’s father Arnold in the city in 1966. Alan received his BBA from UTA in 1980 and worked for the family business until it was sold in 2009. Not content to retire, Alan and his wife Bonnie (UTA BBA ’86), in addition to raising their four children, have subsequently reinvested in the Arlington area economy by opening two restaurants, establishing a commercial cabinet shop, starting real estate investment/development companies for both commercial and residential properties, founding two independent record labels and building two recording studios. Alan is a music fan, a hi-fidelity enthusiast, and an accomplished guitarist. He can be found onstage locally and across the United States and Europe with The Pengwins, a legendary Texas rock and roll band. Despite Alan’s involvement in so many areas, his primary passion in life is for his family. https://spyderpop.com/ https://www.urbanunionarlington.com/ http://www.candleliteinnarlington.com/ Bigger Than Business is the show where you’ll discover real-world stories of business owners living their purpose. You’ll encounter men and women all over the world who draw strength from understanding why they do what they do and how they remain true to that purpose through the ups and downs every business owner will face. www.thecapitalchartroom.com

Hosted by The Capital Chart Room, Bigger Than Business moves past spreadsheets and strategy to explore the core motivation that drives people to build something of their own. This isn't a theoretical discussion; each episode is built around a candid conversation with a business owner from somewhere around the globe. You'll hear the unvarnished details of their journey-the pivotal wins, the inevitable setbacks, and the personal convictions that guided them through it all. The focus here is on the human element behind the enterprise, examining how a clear sense of purpose becomes both a compass during uncertainty and a source of resilience. For anyone building a career, leading a team, or marketing a vision, this podcast offers a rare look at the intersection of personal values and professional execution. Tune in for authentic stories that reveal how understanding the "why" behind the work can shape a more meaningful and enduring path forward, proving that a venture's impact is often about much more than its bottom line.
Author: Language: English Episodes: 49

Bigger Than Business
Podcast Episodes
The Future of Performance Enhancement (with Dr. Amy Kruse) [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 45:00
What does the future hold for neuro technology? What strides have been made in performance enhancement via brain studies? How can investors help shape the landscape of mental health treatments? Listen as our guest shares…
The Biggest Developer Nobody’s Ever Heard Of (with Isaac Manning) [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:07:21
What is Servant Leadership, and what does it bring to the lives of others? How does being told you’re “too stupid” parlay into an almost 40-year career as a respected and sought-after architect and developer? How do you…
Timing: Good Faith & Good Fortune (with Josh Robertson) [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 56:07
How do you go from making $19,000 a year to being a vendor for the White House? How do you weather troubled times to preserve your family and stay afloat personally and professionally? What does it take to start a busine…
A Creative Spirit Grounded in Principles (with Janeé Hill) [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 43:36
Why is it important to train people how to treat you? How can knowing your guiding principles establish your path to success? How can leveraging your capabilities affect not only your future, but the futureof those aroun…
An Eagerness to Learn, Serve, and Make an Impact (with Wade T. Myers) [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 50:25
How do you go from being literally dirt poor to becoming a serial entrepreneur responsible for founding, investing in, or serving on the board of over 100 companies? How can an eagerness to learn and serve shape your lif…
The Role of Intention in a Family Office (with Rob McLaughlin) [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 43:29
How do you decide if you need a Family Office? What goes into building one that will truly serve your family’s needs? What role does intentionality play in its design and success? Listen as our guest shares with us how a…
Master Your Internal Board Meeting (with Dr. Shannan Crawford) [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 37:01
Why is the success of an organization dependent on the health – not just physical health, but also mental and spiritual health - of the leader? When the microculture of a team is set by leadership, how can business owner…
Bringing CPA Firms into the Future (with Jackie Meyer) [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 39:24
How can you shed 60% of your client base and still grow? How can a CPA take time off right before April 15, a notorious deadline in the industry, while others are sweating and working overtime? How can setting boundaries…