What is a fiduciary in all things? with George Kinder
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What would change if every institution we interacted with lived by one principle: fiduciary in all things? In this new episode of Coded in Gold, I sit down with George D. Kinder, widely regarded as the father of Life Planning in financial services, to explore that question and what it could mean for our lives, our communities, and our future. We also talk about the three questions he’s used to train thousands of advisors, the growing weight many of us are carrying right now, and the quiet power of kitchen-table conversations to reconnect us. We dive into his latest book, The Three Domains of...
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What Happens When Creativity Collides With Corporate Success with Tony Martignetti
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In this episode, I sit down with Tony Martignetti. Tony’s journey took him from a creative childhood in Boston, through a seemingly successful career in biotech, an intense moment of reflection and ultimately into the work he does today as an executive coach and author. What drew me to this conversation was his willingness to speak honestly about the tension so many people feel between creativity and corporate life, and the courage it takes to live more fully expressed. As you’ll hear, we talk about authenticity, self-reflection, and what it really means to integrate all parts of yourself...
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Patience, Presence and Persistence with Todd Reesing (Cap Six)
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In today’s episode, I sat down with Todd Reesing. Many people know Todd as the record-setting quarterback who led the University of Kansas through one of its most memorable eras. But what drew me in first wasn’t his athletic career, it was his extensive travel, the perspective he’s gained from it, and how intentionally he’s shaped his life after football, including his work in finance and leadership, currently leading growth strategy and client relationships at Cap Six. As we got deeper into the conversation, I realized I had far more in common with Todd’s athlete mindset than I...
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Power Literacy and Alchemizing Pain Into Purpose with Larissa Conte (Wayfinding)
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This week, I had the joy of sitting down with my dear friend, Larissa Conte — a Wayfinding Coach and one of the most insightful people I know. I first connected with Larissa just before my son was born, and her work around self-discovery, power literacy, and embodied leadership has shaped the way I think about growth and meaning — both personally and professionally. In our conversation, we talk about what it really means to understand our own power, how trauma reshapes that relationship, and how community can help us alchemize pain into purpose. Watch On Youtube: Follow Larissa...
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The Joy of Being On Your Own with Xanthe Wells (Pinterest)- Coded In Gold - Episode 22
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In today’s episode I had the pleasure of sitting down with Xanthe Wells. Xanthe wells is the VP of global creative at Pinterest. She has had a truly impressive career as a world class marketer, heading campaigns we’ve all seen from Pepsi, Netflix, Mattel and Google. I came into this interview as a fan of her work, hoping to learn more about the secrets of her success. This interview delivers on that hope, but Xanthe also surprised me with her generous vulnerability and honest conversation about difficult life transitions. Watch On Youtube: Follow Xanthe Wells: LinkedIn: Follow...
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Staying calm in a crisis, AI, and the law with Keith Wetmore
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Simple Traditions, A Soft Life Era & Selling to the Rich with Jeffrey Shaw
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In today’s episode I had the pleasure of sitting down with Jeffrey Shaw. Jeffrey is a business coach, consultant, speaker and author of “Selling To The Rich”. In our conversation, we discussed his insights from his years as a portrait photographer, his “soft life era”, and his simple community-building traditions. We also get deep into one of my favorite aspects of marketing, human behavior and psychology. Follow Jeffrey Shaw: Website: LinkedIn: Follow Coded In Gold: LinkedIn: Instagram: Facebook:
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How 'Out and Around' Led to Modern Family Finance with Jennifer Dazols
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In today’s episode I had the pleasure of sitting down with Jennifer Dazols. Jenni co-founded Modern Family Finance with her wife several years ago after leaving a career in tech. But as you’ll hear in this conversation we have much more in common than I even realized, from navigating leaving the faith we were raised in to now raising 7 year old boys. We also discuss the documentary film she and her wife produced in 2015, ‘Out and Around’, which follows their travels over the course of a year to meet with LGBTQ activists and pioneers all around the world Follow Jennifer Dazols &...
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Authentic parenting, money scripts, and Allora with Mary Beth Storjohann
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In today’s episode, I spoke with . Mary Beth is the founder of Allora wealth management, a firm that aims to empower women around money. We talked about how you know when it's time to make a big life transition, how to talk to our children about money, and how we challenge the scripts around money that no longer serve us. Follow & Allora: Website: LinkedIn: Instagram: Follow Coded In Gold: LinkedIn: Instagram: Facebook:
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Keeping the faith with Jeff Lancaster
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This first episode of season 2 is with my dear friend and former colleague at Cerity Partners, . Jeff has had a fascinating career, from working for the US state department stationed in Japan to becoming Partner at a top wealth management firm in San Francisco. We discuss faith, connection, community and so much more in today’s episode. Follow Coded In Gold: LinkedIn: Instagram: Facebook
info_outlineWelcome to Coded in Gold with David Newson. Inspired by Kintsugi, the japanese art of repairing broken pottery with gold, this podcast explores the fractured yet beautiful pieces of our modern lives.
Today’s episode is all about family values. When we talk about “family values” it’s often discussed as one set of ideas. But the truth is that every family has their own distinct set of values. And it’s rare that it’s ever talked about explicitly but we all feel the lessons and patterns that we’ve picked up from the people around us. As we dive, in I want you to start asking yourself this key question: What are your family values?
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