In this episode of DOTTIE’s House, we sit down with Jennifer and Sekou Kaalund, who met in high school, started dating in college, and have built nearly 25 years of marriage rooted in communication and friendship.Jennifer, a Ph.D. and professor of religious studies, was the primary breadwinner early on, while Sekou began a career that would take him from J.P. Morgan , where he founded Black Pathways , to his current role as an executive at U.S. Bank.A pivotal turning point came in graduate school,

Too much "matching energy" and not enough setting the tone. Having boundaries and standards keeps you from trying to control other pepole's behavior — to no avail. In this episode, we simplify our lives by setting boundaries that actually work for us, and keep us from being passive aggressive in ways that get us the opposite of what we want.Resources Re-Centering Resources: NayatheCreative.com/mv (find the 10-day challenge here) Virtual Retreat:

It’s the conversation most avoid—but the one that shapes everything after you're gone. In this raw and grounded episode, Dustin Serviss invites you into the quiet intensity of a father-son moment about wills, wealth, and what truly matters. No spreadsheets. No life insurance pitch. Just two chairs, a firelight flicker, and a conversation about control, clarity, and courage. If you’ve ever wondered how to prepare your loved ones for the inevitable—without fear—this episode lights the path.

In this episode of The Picture of Wealth Podcast, we sit down with powerhouse entrepreneur and sales coach Melissa Simpson, founder of High Class Hustle. Melissa built a multi-million-dollar real estate career before completely re-engineering her life to pursue freedom, balance, and joy—without sacrificing business success.Melissa shares her journey from burnout to building a lifestyle business that aligns with her core values. We unpack her systems for creating consistent income, her bold

What do a dusty Thai minivan, a soggy Harley ride through the Rockies, and a PS5 trade negotiation between kids have in common? Momentum, clarity, and the courage to let go of control. In this reflective dockside episode, Dustin Serviss weaves three personal stories into one timeless message: growth doesn’t wait for perfect timing—it shows up when you move. If you’ve ever felt stuck between ambition and burnout, this one invites you back into motion… and maybe back into wonder.

In this inspiring episode of A Brighter Day Outreach, host Beverly Knox Davis — founder and president of A Brighter Day Outreach and the Historic Hoskins Coalition Group — sits down with Darnell Edwards, a lifelong Charlottean, servant leader, and founder of Joshua Christian Leadership Academy. Together, they explore powerful stories of hope, healing, and transformation in the Historic Hoskins community.Darnell shares how his parents instilled in him the value of servant leadership from a young

In this episode of The Picture of Wealth Podcast, we’re joined by international communications expert and TEDx speaking coach Lucas Matiello, founder of Level Up Living. From struggling with anxiety to coaching over 1,000 leaders—including TEDx speakers—Lucas shares his journey and insights into building confidence through the art of public speaking.Lucas breaks down the misconceptions around public speaking, showing how it extends far beyond keynote addresses—whether it’s leading a team meeting,

A great conversation with Ben Goresky from Evolving Man on why Men might struggle in relationships and what they can do about it. All links here.

In this pmeaningful epsiode, Naya challenges the extent to which we see "selfish" as a bad thing — especially for Black women, who are taught from a young age to always give, even when it costs them their own well-being. Unpacking how these expectations are ingrained from childhood and follow us into adulthood, she reveals why learning to prioritize yourself might just save your life. Resources Re-Centering Resources: NayatheCreative.com/mv (find the 10-day challenge here) Virtual Retreat:

Insider trading isn’t always what you think. In this eye-opening episode, Dustin Serviss breaks down the truth behind insider selling—peeling back the layers on SEC windows, Rule 10b5-1 plans, and the real signals hiding behind the headlines. If you're a self-directed investor trying to separate hype from habit, this episode gives you the tools to read between the lines—and think like the pros. Learn what to watch, what to ignore, and why not every insider sale means the sky is falling.

In this inspiring episode, Arvia welcomes Danielle and Ryan Williams, a true power couple making waves in both business and life. Married nearly five years, Danielle and Ryan share a unique journey that began as summer interns in New York City, blossomed through their time at Yale and Harvard, and flourished professionally as they both landed spots on the prestigious Forbes 30 Under 30 list, simultaneously while dating!Danielle, a Yale graduate, serves as a Director at Annaly Capital, excelling in

She says she loves her husband. He’s a great father. Nothing bad happened. But after 10 years of marriage and kids, she wants a divorce… becauseshe doesn’t know who she is anymore. This emotional clip from TikTok sparked a thought provoking conversation about identity loss in long-term relationships, midlife crisis, and whether social media is helping or hurting marriages today.In this episode, we break down:✅ A reason people want out of “good” marriages✅ Why posting about your relationship online

In this episode of The Picture of Wealth Podcast, we dive into the world of creativity, entrepreneurship, and mentorship with the dynamic Julie deBoer—founder, President, and Chief Artist in Residence of Mastrius. Julie shares her incredible journey from self-taught artist to internationally collected painter and now, a founder of a global mentorship platform for artists.Julie reveals how the idea for Mastrius was born after experiencing the transformational power of mentorship herself—and why she

Affairs aren’t just about sex or betrayal. They’re often unconscious attempts to soothe old wounds left behind by childhood neglect, inconsistent caregiving, or unmet emotional needs. Today, we break down two common patterns of what we call “attachment affairs”: the detacher, who fears losing themselves in connection and seeks control through emotional distance, and the clinger, who anxiously pursues love to avoid the terror of abandonment. Understanding this doesn’t excuse betrayal, but it gives us

Back and better than ever, it's season five of Powering Travel! With so many new forces influencing how travelers find their next destination, the industry is evolving at lightning speed. This season, stay ahead of what inspires travelers and what turns a good trip into a great one. Join our new host, Elisabeth Goodridge, an award-winning travel editor and avid explorer, as she sits down with globe-trotting executives, culinary innovators, entertainers, and industry experts to unpack the business of

The engines may be screaming on the streets of Monaco, but this episode shifts the lens—from the paddock to the people in the stands. Dustin Serviss trades the roar of the race for reflections on parenting pressure, lifestyle obsession, and the quiet war between overachievement and meaning. From Instagram-worthy yachts to the bleachers where real questions echo—“Do we give our kids everything we didn’t have, or teach them how to build it?”—this is where legacy, love, and pace come to a head. Grab