Have you designed a roadmap? A roadmap is a game plan to form a vision for making the next season the best season —
It includes your long-term desires, personal mission statement, and a set of specific action plans to make a focused impact.
But what do you do when something grabs your heart that isn’t part of your roadmap strategy?
When we encounter something devastating like a global crisis, family in need, or systemic injustice — how do we know if it is a distraction or a redirection?
During the webinar, Lloyd Reeb and Doug Piper are joined by Halftime Alum, Jason Spaeth to discuss his journey of feeling called to preserve hundreds of thousands of acres of American grasslands – to being all in helping Afghan refugees in deep crisis.
During our time together, Jason and Lloyd share wisdom for pivoting after coming face-to-face with a big need.
3 Principles for Spontaneous Compassion
1. Persistence – Pay attention to what continues to tug at your heart over time. This could be a need in your own neighborhood or a news story from across the globe.
2. Prayer – Ask God for guidance and imagine the outcome. Look for opportunities to get involved, trust the Lord, and take the next step forward.
3. Purpose – When following God’s purpose, we may not have all of the answers. However, we can expect the Lord’s presence and goodness to be with us.
Do you live in the Carolinas?
Did you know that you can connect with Halftime in your local community?
We have multiple options for engagement from Dream Together weekends for you and your spouse, to facilitated silent retreats, and both in-person and virtual Roundtables. Click below to learn more about our upcoming opportunities!
Looking for more alignment with your spouse?
Dream Together is a 2-day experience for couples who want to LIVE a legacy, focused on combining creative possibilities with practical plans to gain margin, increase impact, and ignite your individual and collective callings.
We offer this experience in multiple settings including the beautiful scenery of Scott River Lodge in Northern California.
Just getting started?
At Halftime, our programs bring greater impact, purpose, and joy for the whole family.
Getting connected with a group of like-minded peers and a Halftime Certified™ Coach to create a custom, holistic plan for the days ahead could be a great next step. How could our fellowship of friends best come alongside you?
ABOUT OUR FEATURED ALUM, JASON SPAETH:
Jason Spaeth manages Darrigans Creek Capital, a single-family office established in 2015. Darrigans Creek Capital is involved in a number of investment strategies with a particularly focus on private equity, venture capital, natural resources and real estate. Mr. Spaeth has significant experience in investing in alternative investment strategies both at the fund level and individual deal level. In addition to managing Darrigans Creek, he serves on the board of directors for Umbono Energy LLC, an upstream natural gas company.
Prior to forming Darrigans Creek, Mr. Spaeth was a Managing Partner of Värde Partners, Inc., a multi-billion-dollar, global alternative investment firm. At Värde, he was responsible for managing a team focused on illiquid investment strategies in the U.S. and Europe. He contributed to the firm’s growth and development by establishing and building the company’s first non-US office in London; developing and executing illiquid investment strategies in the U.S. and Europe; and capitalizing on the distressed opportunity set following the financial crisis of 2008. He has experience investing in commercial real estate, residential real estate developments, household credit, corporate debt, and private equity. Mr. Spaeth joined Värde Partners in 1997 as an analyst. He was promoted to partner after five years of employment and retired in 2014.
His other interests include being a parent of three boys with his wife Anne; serving as a trustee of Westminster Presbyterian Church; a board member of the Minnesota Land Trust; and pursuing his philanthropic interests pertaining to private land conservation, affordable housing, and increasing financial security for individuals who might otherwise lack access to traditional capital sources.
