The Twenty: Elite Impact Education Platform
December 17, 2025 |
Something I’ve found to be true through two decades of leading DLP Capital is that the best leaders remain committed to continuously learning, adapting, and embracing new approaches.
With that in mind, I’ve decided to shift Don’s Thoughts to shorter-form content delivered on a bi-weekly basis—and I’d love to hear your thoughts on what you want covered.
I look forward to hearing your input!
Thanksgiving has a way of bringing us back to what’s most essential. This year, I’m grateful for the gift of family gathered around the table, unhurried conversations, and the reminder that the best moments in life can't be scheduled—they happen when we create the space for them.
As part of a yearly tradition, I re-read Mark Batterson’s Chase the Lion. What struck me most this time was the reminder that opportunities often come disguised as impossible situations. What looks like a barrier to you might actually be the doorway to something extraordinary.
Let this season be a reminder that when we lead with gratitude, we find the courage to chase what matters most.
A few weeks ago, I traveled to Guatemala to celebrate another Transforming Futures graduation. Transforming Futures is a DLP Positive Returns Foundation signature partner providing education, vocational training, and vital resources to help at-risk youth break the cycle of poverty.
The students’ stories showed how hope grows when someone shows up—a testament to DLP’s commitment to the transformation of lives and communities.
Every January, the DLP Leadership retreat sets the tone for the year, but heading into DLP’s 20th anniversary—this one was different—sparking a fresh, energized vision for where we’re going next.
That’s why we’ve reimagined an all-new, interactive Investor Vision Day experience built exclusively for investors like you, live on January 16th.
Celebrate two decades of vision with us! Click here to complete your registration.
This Christmas, I’ll be spending time with my wife, Carla, and our three sons—the people who matter most to me.
As we close out this year, I see God’s love reflected in the faithfulness that grows through small, consistent acts of love and service, and I’m committed to living this even more next year.
Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones. I’m grateful you’re on this journey with me, and hope this season inspires us to live fully, love selflessly, and focus on what truly matters.
Guatemala
Austin, TX
Sea Island, GA
Callahan, FL
Las Vegas, NV
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