Getting fired at 63 can feel like the end of the road. For David Nassief, it was the moment the road finally became clear. We talk through the shock of being let go after 18 years, the gut-level fear of doing the math and realizing “we could be broke by 65,” and the hardest part of all: driving home and figuring out how to tell his wife. If you’ve ever felt that quiet desperation around money, purpose, or what comes next, you’ll hear yourself in this conversation.
From there, we get practical about the rebuild. David shares why he took a huge risk and went commission-only, how rejection built the mental toughness he needed, and why “making good money” still wasn’t enough. The turning point is what he calls his One-Page Wealth Compass: a simple, set-it-and-forget-it framework he built after reading 21 personal finance books and listening to 13 investing podcasts, then distilling the best ideas into something normal people can actually use. We dig into his “trail markers,” his “North Star principles,” and the small weekly habits that keep you from drifting into impulse spending and shiny-object investing.
We also talk investing basics that cut through the noise: paying yourself first, low-cost index funds, and using market volatility to your advantage instead of panicking. David explains why he owns just two index funds (total US and total international), why he doesn’t try to time the market, and how simplicity can be a real strategy for retirement planning and long-term wealth building. We close with a faith-forward perspective on stewardship, freedom, and why the wilderness seasons can refine you.
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Transcript:
If you’ve ever struggled with fear, doubt, or worry and wondering what your true purpose was all about, then this podcast is for you. In this show, your host, Sylvia Warsham, will interview elite experts and ordinary people that have created extraordinary lives. So here’s your host, Sylvia Warsham.
Hey librarianers, it’s Sylvia Warsham. Welcome to Release Out Review Purpose. And today is David Massive. His story is powerful, y’all. And I can’t wait to dig into it. Because he is someone that at 63 was told, okay, we’re letting you go. And he walked out of his office with like a box, a cardbook box in his hand. And he was walking back to his wife and son and thinking, what am I going to do next? And when I read that, I thought, how powerful is that? Because some people they have panic attacks at 30 when they lose their job. I can’t imagine being 63 and knowing that the prospects were going to be very limited. So I know that David has a powerful story to share because since that moment, that pivotal moment in his life, he has found his way and through his true divine calling. So without further ado, David, thank you so much for joining us on release.
So yeah, I’m thrilled to be here. Thank you for having me.
It’s pleasure to have you and please honor us with that pivotal moment in your life and how you landed in the space that now you can say, I have this freedom and I want to pass this on.
Perfect. Well, as you referenced, um I was 63, uh 18 years for the same company, just got fired, totally unexpected. I would not wish that day in anybody. Uh, I did the math, and if we had drained all of our savings and all of our retirement, we were scheduled to be broke by 65. When most people are sitting back saying, okay, I’m gonna enjoy the fruits of my labor, we’d be thinking, Well, what, where are we going? So, but that wasn’t the hardest part, Sylvia. The hardest part of that day was driving home, thinking, How am I gonna tell my wife Mary? We had been married for 30 years, and she did not deserve the mess I just threw our life into. So, anyways, after a couple months of deadend job searching, and I mean, my heart was not in it. I did not want to go back to the corporate world, but I had to put food on the table, I had to keep a roof overhead, and I didn’t have the luxury of just saying, Well, what am I gonna do now? So, um, but I I could just tell the people I was interviewing, they kind of confirmed that the company that fired me did the right thing, that I was of no value anymore. And so just goodbye, you know. I mean, we were very polite and professional about that, but that’s basically the point. So I decided I need to take a huge risk. And I went to work as an independent sales agent on straight commission. No salary, no safety net, no benefits. The first months were brutal, cold calls, constant rejection, rookie mistakes. I heard more no’s in two months than I think I ever heard in a two month period of my life. But, anyways, I looking back, now I can reflect on that now. At the time, it was very difficult. But looking back, I believe all those no’s all that resistance I was getting was needed to build the mental muscles I needed to punch through that dark period of my life. After 10 months of grinding, I hit an incredible milestone. I was suddenly making more money than my good paying corporate salary. And for a brief moment I felt like we made it. But then I realized we didn’t make nothing. I’ve been making good money most of my life, and look what got me on the verge of financial disaster. I said, I need to know how to invest, I need to learn how to you know build wealth, and I don’t have time for a bunch of conflicting theories that people are gonna give me and conflicts of interest to make their commissions, and so I dug in myself. I read 21 books on personal finance, listened to 13 podcasts consistently on the topic. I read blogs, newsletters. Every time I got a good idea, I put it on my one piece of paper. I kept when the paper filled up, I committed. I wasn’t gonna go be on one piece of paper because I wanted to keep it simple. So I would take the worst idea off and put the best one on. I kept refining it, refining it, getting it to a set it and forget it approach. Six years later, at 69, I did what I thought was impossible. From terrified, and I mean terrified of being broke, to a seven-figure portfolio and real financial freedom.
I now know it is never too late to rewrite your story. Because if I can pull that off, starting as late as 63, anybody can with the right direction, and I truly believe that.
I mean getting stunned because that’s all you can be when you hear a story like that. Seven figures, amazing. I I just 13 podcasts. I mean, there’s it’s just a wealth of information out there. Yeah, there is because there is a wealth of information, there’s so much noise. How does someone break that noise apart into pieces that are more chewable? Can you help us with that?
I absolutely. You know, the best thing I can say is something happened to me when I was in that dark period. I heard a true story. I’d like to share briefly because I think it’ll clarify a lot. Scientists at the Max Planck Institute did an experiment. What they did is they placed people in the center of a dense German forest and told them to walk in a straight line to the edge. Now these were confident and capable people, but when the clouds covered the sun and they lost their point of reference, the GPS tracking they were wearing showed they were gradually starting to walk in circular motion. Some of them were actually ending up right back where they began. And yet each and every one of them was absolutely convinced they were walking in a perfectly straight line the whole time. Sylvia, that is me for 40 years. Working hard, making decent money, thought I was doing the right thing when it came to building wealth and investing, but absolutely doing the wrong thing, going in circles, ending up right back where I began. That’s what I said to myself when I heard that story. I says, I need a compass, but not a metal compass, like traveler shoes. I need a one-page compass to keep me on the straight line that I need to go. I’m the, I’ll admit this to you, so I’m the kind of person I get distracted real easy. A shiny object, a hot tip, and I’m off for the races in the wrong direction. I didn’t have time for that anymore. I was 63. My runway was too short. It was more like the helicopter pad than a runway. I couldn’t risk going off on tangents again anymore, like I did for 40 years. So this compass, it gave me that 30,000 foot view I needed to stay on the path. And when I started veering off, I knew instantly with my compass and no, no, no, I can’t do that, I gotta get back there. And that’s with the set and forget approach, it allowed me then to get my mind off of my wealth building and watching Wall Street all the time because it was kind of automated, and I can now focus on my company because I needed that to fuel my wealth building engine. And if that didn’t work, then everything was gonna come up. I had negatives on both fronts, Sylvia. One, I was a 40-year failure when it came to building wealth, obviously.
Two, I didn’t have a zero employability. I believe I had a negative 10 employability, with no one would hire me. They didn’t want to talk to me. So I had two things going on at once, and if I didn’t solve them both, Sylvia, I wasn’t gonna get out of this mess. I had to do it both.
So which one did you start doing?
Well, I I didn’t really say one comes before the other, um, but I did have to say this that probably the company one did come first because without money, without income, we had like a very short time. I had to do that. So that did come first. But shortly after that, like I said, within 10 months, I started making good, really good money. I said, okay, I can’t squander this now like you did for four years. I got to do something here. So immediately I started working on that wealth compass. I might have done it before the 10 months, but I mean I really dug in deep, you know, at that point, probably.
So give us some tips on this this one pager that you refined, if you will, if you want to get into that.
I will matter if I’m gonna give it to all your listeners for free. This is a passion project of mine. I’m not here to pitch anything or sell anything, okay? This is what it looks like. This is what you’ll get a download, okay? And I’m just gonna explain it briefly. On the one side, uh what I call the nine trail markers, and this will get you from wherever you are to financial freedom, okay, in whatever time frame you you need. Now, one thing I want to point out, when I read these 21 books and the podcast, most of them didn’t talk about earning money, and because they figured, well, you wouldn’t be reading my book if you didn’t make good money and want to invest it. And that’s not true, though. A lot of people don’t make good money. A lot of people are underemployed, underappreciated, underpaid, and they they need help in that area. So that was my first one because that’s kind of the engine that drives everything else in terms of wealth building. You’ve got to have a decent job that you at least feel fulfilled with and you’re getting some kind of a reward financially from, okay? But then it goes down to some people say, okay, David, I have a good job. I don’t need this. Okay, well then fine, you’ll just jump right to the next one, or maybe the debt freedom one. Well, I’m in a really big credit card debt. Okay, then you’ll go to that one, okay? But you pick up where you are. People always say, Well, where do people start, David? Well, it depends on the person. If you when you go on the ninth uh the nine trail markers, you can pick wherever you are and then start from that point. But here’s the other side that is key, and I don’t know of any books that I’ve ever seen this. The nine four uh North Star Principles. This is like the mental guardrails to keep you on track so you don’t go, like I was saying, off on tangents. Okay, the first one is live on less than you earn. If you don’t get that one, nothing else any book will tell you, mine or anyone is going to do any good for you. But here’s the key, Sylvia. What I do is I have on my electronic calendar every Friday at 3 o’clock, I have a two-minute wealth checkup meeting for myself. And I go through this and I say, okay, where am I at now and what’s my next step? And then I look over the North Star principles. And I remember not one time I looked over North Star and it was about impulse spies, and I had an impulse purchase that week, and I thought, oh geez. And I looked over this, you’re supposed to wait 24 hours before you do the impulse spy to see if it’s really something you need. Well, the thing is, so I think I caught that before it was six years, and all of a sudden $100,000 in impulse purchases, I caught it before it was too late. Before, you know, well, it was not expensive because these expenses, these mistakes make it very expensive. And when you do that, it just protects you. And so these all come together. The book is this is like the game, ground game. Turn right here, turn left here. This is like the 30,000-foot view, and they come together because when you’re looking at this, this and you say, Okay, I want to get out of debt data, but it says chapter four, because I need more details than this. Then we go to chapter four, and it’ll explain to them exactly how to get out of debt, what he used to do with the fit their personality, their situation. So they all kind of converge together in a way that I’ve never seen anything good before. I honestly think it was inspiration that I got when I was in that dark place, and I’m grateful for it. And that’s why I want to show you how anymore.
And we call it the wilderness. Yes, the wilderness when when, you know, our Exodus, you know, they they take the Israelites out and they’re in the wilderness and they’re relying dependent solely on God, and that’s the space where most of us start to grow exponentially, because it’s where we’re being refined. Because the noise of the corporate world will not let us be refined. We’re too busy doing not enough being, not enough being creative, not enough being dependent, not enough being obedient to promptings. Because as we act on them, what happens? The next step reveals itself.
Yeah. I don’t know if you’ve ever heard the saying, I’m sure you have, pray like everything depends on God, then get up and work like everything depends on you. That’s all I was doing for six years. So praying and working, praying and working. But the inspiration came to me, what I just what I needed at the time, and it you’re right, the exponential, the growth was exponential. And that’s why I’m sharing this. I don’t want anybody to be 63 or 53 or even 43. Or even 33. It didn’t matter. Exactly. It’s just meaningless. And in the situation I was in, I felt that it would be the ultimate unselfishness to keep this to myself. I did not do this to write a book or to to promote this at all. I wrote this for survival. But once I got free, I said, no, this other people could benefit from this, and that’s why I did it.
You know, and the and the thing, I did the same thing with my book. It wasn’t my idea. It was his.
Yeah, exactly.
These are his ideas, these are his downloads. So for me, it was if if he’s downloading it for me to receive and to thrive, why am I gonna keep that for myself? It’s not something that I totally earned. Does that make sense? It’s not it, it’s I’m not earning this.
Yeah, exactly.
So now I’m gonna give it. Give it to the to the next person so that they can read it, get the revelation, and only God can reveal to them. See, we we can only do our part, which is to stay obedient to his prompting. Write the book is what’s my mystery. And yours was like, write the book. You gotta share this information to get people from those dark financial spaces, because I will tell you this. I just came from a life search conference in San Antonio. It’s a Christian conference, and the entire theme was building wealth, the entire theme, and how scripture actually encourages us to build wealth that are going to last even not just our children, but our children’s children. Like to be able to leave enough money for them. And I thought to myself, so then it’s not the concepts that we grew up in church hearing that you know money is the root of all evil. No, he never said that. No, that is something that human misinterpret, the love of money, right? Because if the love of money takes over for the love of God, that’s where it becomes a problem. Because the money is something that he’s blessing you with. So it’s not supposed to take precedence over anything else, right? Or your achievements or anything else that becomes an idol in life.
And everything, and you’ve alluded to this, everything is a blessing, everything is a gift. Let me tell you one of the great gifts I got during that period. Getting fired. Getting fired was an amazing gift to me because the company I work for, they were good people. They weren’t like people say, Oh, they stabbed you in the back. No, they didn’t stab me in the back. They had no obligation to keep employing me if I wasn’t of value to them. But you know what? That was the greatest gift. I look back on it now and I think if they hadn’t done that, I wouldn’t be where I was today today. I wouldn’t have the freedom I have, I wouldn’t have the life I have. I am so grateful. I should send them a gift basket and a thank you card for that because it was truly a blessing in my life, and now I haven’t a chance to share it with others. You know, I heard this once, I was reading someone was in a dark place, and they said, God, I can’t handle this. It’s too big of a burden for me. Please relieve me of it. And the the response they got back in their mind was, I love you too much to deny you of this experience. No, that’s exactly what how I feel. I didn’t want that. I didn’t want to be 50 to 63, I didn’t want any of that stuff. No, God, but God loved me too much to deny me that experience. And it it was one of the great gifts of my life, and it turned my life in a way that I cannot believe.
Well, and and here’s the thing that most people miss. We cap ourselves.
Yeah, oh yeah.
We do. We get we we stay comfortable too long, and God sees our potential from the moment we’re born, right? He knows he created us. We were fearfully and wonderfully made in his image. He does not create crap. I hate to break it to the other person listening. He doesn’t. He had everybody has an immense capacity to serve others, to love others the way he loves and serves us and gifts us all these gifts that we miss when we’re so busy doing and achieving. And boy, was I so guilty of that. You know, uh, you did talk about a financial freedom. Can you share with us the value of that freedom to you today?
It’s of tremendous value. Uh you know, I want to reference something. You mentioned about the conference you went to that was focused on wealth building and that kind of thing. I know so many good Christian people. I mean good people who read the Bible, who pray daily, who go to church. I mean, they’re very good people, and they are suffering such incredible pain in their retirement years. Some of them are having to side between medicine and food or rent. It’s just wrong. They they did they had a beautiful compass when it came to their spiritual life. It was a beautiful compass, but they didn’t have a compass when it came to their financial life. And I’m not criticizing, I’m not because I for 40 years I messed up really, so I’m the perfect example of what not to do. I’m the postpartum for that. But I’m just saying I don’t want that to happen to people. And what money, whether we like to admit or not, is a critical piece of it. Let me give you an example so people can understand what I’m talking about here. Uh it’s more numbers oriented, but it’s but it but it’s irrelevant, I promise you. What we’re saying. I doubled my portfolio three times in a six-year period. Most financial people say, David, that’s impossible. The market didn’t increase that much, you’re either lying or delusional. No, let me explain something. I wasn’t chasing crypto, trying to tie the market, or you know, doing anything crazy like that. I had uh the approach was so simple it would put you to sleep. Here’s what happened. When the market was down with my approach, I was thrilled. When other people were panicking, selling, I was buying more shares at discount prices. My only regret was the market wasn’t down more during that six-year period, because I’d even gain greater wealth in that period. But the thing that surprised me is what they call the rule of 72. And what it says is if you’re gonna get 10% return on your money, which is realistic if you do it right, and I can tell people, you should double your money every 7.2 years or over 86 months. Once I did my compass, my first double was 30 months. Second 13, third 29 for an average of 24 months, way less than half the 86 month time period. But the secret wasn’t the return, Sylvia. I was doing three things I didn’t figure out for 40 years, and here’s the three things I was doing.
I was taking a percentage off the top whenever I got paid and paying myself first, as they say. Okay, putting it aside, okay. Um, then I’ll pay everything. I paid tithing, I paid every taxes that you know, okay. But but that but this was a uh no non-negotiable. It goes over the side, just like taxes, and I take tithing. Okay. The second thing I did is I invested in the right kind of investments, which for me I found were low cost index funds. Okay, let me tell you how simple this is. It’s increasingly simple, okay? I only own two low cost index funds.
So that’s all I own. One of them is the total US market. I own every publicly traded stock in the United States. The second one is the international, every publicly traded stock outside the United States. So, Sylvia, I literally own every publicly traded stock on the planet. For me to go to zero, the entire world economic system would have to collapse to nothing. And if that happens, we got bigger problems than money. And that was really important to me. I can sleep at night. I don’t have to, I’m not doing a risky thing, I’m doing the opposite of risk, super conservative. And the third thing, the last thing I need, market volatility. I use it for me instead of against me. So many people they buy high and sell low because they let their emotions dictate their what they’re doing. No, you can’t do that. You have to let your the knowledge, the correct knowledge, do that. Have you ever seen a situation where you went in the department store and they had a big sale, 50% off? Did you go up to the clerk Sylvia and say, no, I don’t want to 50% off? I paid full retail for my stuff. When’s the call back to full retail? You would never do that. That would be insane. No one would do that. But people do it every day on the stock market. The market crashes 50%. Oh my gosh, I panic, I got to get out, gotta cut for education. No, that’s actually when you want to buy.
Everything’s low. And then he sells when it’s high. Exactly. And then he buys again when it’s low, and he sells it high. And it’s like because then from high, there’s a drop. And that’s when people just get greedy and they want more and more, and they don’t know when exactly to sell. So guide us a little bit on the selling part.
Okay. I I I respectfully, I’m not a billionaire like Warren Buffett. I did not sell. And all the things I read about now, he Warren Buffett’s in a different category, okay? He’s doing this. Yeah, I’m talking for the average person. I needed to keep it super simple. Here’s how my system is. It takes me five minutes a month. Well, Warren Buffett spends a lot more time than five minutes a month. Five minutes a month. What I do is when I pay myself once a month, I take my percentage and it transfer it over to my investment account. A portion goes into my uh world US fund, a portion goes to international, then I click out. That’s it. Five minutes, two, two one transfer, two different funds. That’s all I do. But just show you the power of this. My third double made me a millionaire. My fourth double, which happened next, made me a multi-millionaire. It was a million-dollar double. My what I’m working on now is it’s it’s a multi-multi-million double. I’m telling you, it just keeps, like you said, exponential growth. I don’t sell, Sylvia. I just buy because if you sell, you have to be really smart like Warren Buffett. You have to know exactly when to sell because you sell at the wrong time. It could cost you a fortune, and you buy at the wrong time. So I just buy by every month when my pay. I don’t go crazy by my percentage. Every month is a standard thing. And I tell you, it has worked unbelievable for me and everything I read in the books. So people who really know how to do it, everything I’ve read from them is this is the way to do it. Just buy and keep building your portfolio, and then one day when you retire, then you can start withdrawing in a real logical way. And I show how to do it in a book, it’s not complicated at all. I don’t know if that makes sense, but it makes perfect sense.
So I did have two questions. They are very much related. So which book really did the trick for you? Like all the books you read that it just clicked for you, number one. And number two, which podcast was the one that explained it the clearest.
Okay. You know, it I wish I could give you that answer, but let me Explain the truth to. Everyone had their own little piece. One podcast was super clear on a piece I really needed, but another podcast was super clear on another piece I needed. And if I didn’t have all those pieces, it wouldn’t have worked. I’d have had links. Same with the books. But I will give you a specific answer. John Bogle’s books, he’s written several books, and he’s a Vanguard, he’s the guy who founded Vanguard. He’s a great place to start because he he has no conflict of interest. It’s just straight information and he has got a credible reputation. But what I do for the people who don’t have the time to read 21 books, okay, like I do, is I put it in one book in story form. I know when people think of, oh, come on, David, financial books, I’ll do that right before I go to bed because it’ll put me to sleep. All the charts and graphs. No, my book is full of stories of people who did it right, did it wrong, myself included. And then I tell the principal. People finally tell me, David, when I read the story about the people who did it wrong and then right, then you explain the principal. It’s like a light bulb goes to me and I finally get it now, David, because in the past I’ve heard these terms. I heard that, but I was confused. I didn’t want to, I was embarrassed to ask. You explain it in such simple terms. I mean, I a middle schooler could understand it. That’s exactly what I wanted. It’s not for financial people, it’s not for the warm buffets of the world, it’s not for the super, it’s for you, me, and average people who are walking on the street just trying to figure out what’s going on and wants to know.
I love that. And I love that it’s all in one book, and you do have the PDF. Now explain to us how can we get the book, get the PDF, how can we find you?
Sure.
And any last words of encouragement for anyone that finds themselves in a similar chapter like yours.
Absolutely. Well, first of all, where to find it is go to onepagewealthcompass.com slash free. It’s one pagewealthcompass.com slash free. There you can download the free PDF. You’ll also get my emails that’ll help coach you virtually on a couple things. I mean, some things that’ll that’ll make it even clearer for you, okay? And then if you want the book, you can go to Amazon either through my site or just directly yourself and go to one pagewealth compass and that’s the name of the book. It’s a very inexpensive money, it’s just a paperback, so it’s not gonna cost anything. And the download is free, so that’s not gonna cost anything. I’m not here to I guess I’d make money on people. But if you’re the kind of person who is in a situation where you’re feeling that quiet desperation that I felt at 65, I’m here to tell you it’s not too late. It’s not it’s just your you just need clarity. You just you just need simple clarity. And that was why my that’s my mission. This is to give people this one page of clarity, and it will give you the kind of clarity to be honest with you that most people never get in their life. You know, never get in their life, and it’s like, why not give everyone that kind of clarity so they can have the same blessings and use money for the right reasons and in the right ways as opposed to you know the wrong ways and having to be obsessed about Wall Street and all that kind of thing. So that’s one page will become a second.
You know what? Your podcast interview came at the perfect time because for years I told myself the lie that I couldn’t do financial stocks, I couldn’t, I wasn’t smart enough to do that. So I avoided it. I gave it to my husbands to do because I didn’t understand it. So the fact that your book is out there, I really want to dig into it for myself. And my father was the one that taught me don’t be afraid of this. There’s it’s the concepts are not as difficult as most people think. They’re quite simple, but you also have to believe that you are capable to do it, because that’s part of the problem, is that I believed the enemy’s lines for so long that I wasn’t capable. And so now I’ve I’ve started to shit that in my head.
So and Wall Street wants it to be complicated, so you need them. Okay, that’s the whole thing. The truth is, okay, it’s not complicated. And simplicity is for winners, and complications is for victims, and that’s what they want. There’s so many victims of Wall Street, and I’m not putting Wall Street people down, but I’m just telling you the truth. There’s a lot of conflicts of interest there. Too many.
Yes, too many. And and I came from the corporate world, David. Believe me, I understand. I’ve seen it, I’ve lived it, uh, I’ve been in it, I was in it for almost 20 years. So I understand that mindset, and um, and I worked in it. So when you work in it and you’re knee deep in it, you understand it very well, and you understand the conflicts of interest, and you see them everywhere when you are working in corporate America. So I’m glad that you got fired. I’m glad that I nearly died and stepped out of there and began my own ministry because I wouldn’t have. And like you, I felt the blessing of nearly dying. It was such a blessing in my life.
I thank God for that blessingevery day because I wouldn’t be here in front of you had I not done that. Probably would still be in pharmaceuticals, you know, selling pharmaceutical products in the hospitals. And while that might be a good job, it wasn’t what I was meant to do or be, right? That’s not my light, it’s not my essence. I wouldn’t have fulfilled my divine calling, or it would have taken me longer. So I’m I’m grateful for that. I’m grateful for you for being on the show today and for the listeners who have released that reveal purpose. Remember to be uh Matthew 5.14, to be the light, be the light like David was the light. Like don’t let these dark chapters bring you down. And instead, stay curious and open to the opportunities that these pivotal moments are providing you because change is an opportunity that God gives to you to believe in you, so you can start believing in yourself, so you can start seeing and loving yourself the way that God sees and loves you. Because if you don’t do that, you’ll never step out of there. You’ll never step into your essence, you’ll never step into your light fully. So just allow and surrender to the possibilities that this pivotal moment is giving you. Have a wonderful and blessed rest of your day. Bye now.
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