David Neagle: podcast appearances and interviews

David Neagle is known as a Success Mindset Coach. His background includes a diverse career and significant historical contributions. Neagle served as a Deputy U.S. Marshal, during which he was involved in a notable legal case after killing former California Chief Justice David S. Terry while protecting Associate Supreme Court Justice Stephen J. Field. The incident led to his arrest and subsequent court case that reached the U.S. Supreme Court. The case, In re Neagle, affirmed the federal government's authority to protect judges and upheld the supremacy of federal law over state law. Throughout his life, Neagle was also engaged in various professions, including as a saloon owner, miner, and deputy town marshal in Tombstone, Arizona Territory shortly after the Gunfight at the OK Corral. He met Bertha Blanch in 1870 and married her in 1874; they had four children, though two of his daughters, Louisa and Emma, tragically died before reaching their sixth birthday. His diverse experiences and historical significance provide a foundation for his role as a Success Mindset Coach, where he draws on resilience and perseverance to inspire others.