What happens when the business you built for freedom becomes the prison you live in? In this cinematic episode, Dustin Serviss channels the tone of Morgan Freeman to speak directly to the entrepreneur who's stuck—physically free, but mentally confined. This is a call to those who've forgotten why they started. It's time to walk out of the prison you built… and into the life you were meant to lead.

In this thought-provoking episode of TPOW Labs, host Dustin explores the hidden costs of curiosity—and the far steeper price of stagnation. He challenges listeners to reflect on how easily comfort can morph into complacency as we age.

Dustin likens personal spending to a dam, with controlled outflows and sudden “waste gates” where money rushes out, often justified by convenience or unchecked impulses. He introduces the idea of a thought attack—when your brain becomes fixated on a new idea or purchase, rationalizing it to the point where alternatives disappear.

Drawing on insights from Ray Dalio’s New World Order, Dustin connects personal habits to broader societal patterns: the cultures that thrive are those that keep learning, innovating, and evolving. He warns that the same is true for individuals—those who stop seeking new experiences often end up stagnant, lonely, and unfulfilled.

The episode ends with a call to action: audit your spending, question your routines, and ask yourself whether you’re investing in growth or merely coasting. Because while curiosity might cost money, stagnation costs you your life.

In this transformative episode of The Picture of Wealth, Dustin Serviss delivers a heartfelt message to parents, dreamers, and builders striving to balance ambition with family life. Inspired by Tim Ferriss's The 4-Hour Workweek, Dustin reimagines the concept of freedom—not as an escape from responsibilities but as an invitation to integrate deep learning, travel, and personal growth with the joys of family.

This episode is a poetic compass for those who believe that success and family life are not mutually exclusive but can harmoniously coexist. It's for the high-performers who understand that true wealth encompasses both professional achievements and cherished moments with loved ones.

Key Themes:

Embracing the 4-Hour Workweek mindset within a family context

Redefining work and productivity to include family engagement

Integrating deep learning and personal growth with parenting

Designing a life that values both ambition and presence

Building a legacy that inspires future generations

Whether you're a parent seeking balance, a professional yearning for meaningful success, or someone ready to redefine what freedom looks like, this episode offers a powerful perspective on crafting a life rich in both purpose and love.

Step into the Saloon of Sanity—a smoke-filled, time-bent old-west bar where voices from the past (Fran Lebowitz, Cormac McCarthy, Mark Twain, and Jordan B. Peterson) gather for one last honest conversation about truth, politics, climate hysteria, and the soul of a free-thinking human. Narrated in Dustin Serviss’ voice with rich storytelling and wit.

In this heartfelt episode, Dustin explores the quiet, powerful journey many adults face as their parents age—rebuilding connection, healing old patterns, and creating an entirely new relationship in their second act of life. If you’re a driven entrepreneur, parent, or high-performer who’s spent decades building independence, this episode invites you to revisit something even more meaningful: the bond with those who raised you. With poetic insight and real-life reflection, Dustin shares how reconnecting with parents in their 70s can become a powerful, legacy-defining chapter—for both sides.

Whether you’ve drifted apart, stayed close, or never knew what could be possible—this conversation is your invitation to build… the second bridge.

In this cinematic episode, Dustin shares a scroll he “found” on the island of Madeira—addressed to the father who leads alone. This message breaks open the myth of the self-sufficient dad entrepreneur, revealing how connection—not isolation—is the greatest tool for legacy. A call to embrace warmth, brotherhood, and real wealth through presence.

Step inside the smoke-soaked pool hall of 1930s Moose Jaw, where gangsters once ruled and minds like Tim Ferriss, Jordan Peterson, Elon Musk, Ray Dalio, and Kenneth Stanley meet across time for one unforgettable conversation.

Narrated by Dustin Serviss, River Street Reckoning is a time-traveling, soul-searching mashup that explores the top struggles men face in 2025—burnout, lost identity, over-planning, and the craving for meaning. But this isn't your average self-help talk. It’s a gritty, cinematic ride through wisdom and whiskey, where Dustin’s great-grandfather Art Serviss kept order with a glance and taught silent lessons that still echo today.

If you're a business owner, builder, or man standing at the crossroads of “what now?”—this episode isn’t just a listen.

It’s a reckoning.

In this solo episode of TPOW, host Dustin Serviss peels back the label on one of the most hotly debated ingredients in modern nutrition: seed oils. After running his own gut biome and bloodwork analysis, Dustin shares a personal experiment that led him to rethink what he cooks with—and what it might be doing to his energy, digestion, and long-term health.

Dustin dives into the science, the manufacturing process, and the overlooked impact of highly processed oils found in common foods like salad dressings, trail mixes, oat milk, and even "clean" protein bars. But this episode isn’t about fear—it’s about awareness. He shares his real-life data, debates with ChatGPT, and simple swaps that made a noticeable difference in how he feels and performs.

This isn’t just about oil—it’s about stacking health with wealth and paying attention to the small inputs that affect your energy, creativity, and legacy.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• Why not all “healthy” oils are created equal
• How seed oils are made—and what that means for your body
• Sneaky foods where these oils hide (and what to watch for)
• What worked (and didn’t) in Dustin’s personal health journey
• Healthier oil alternatives that support high performance
• Why clarity, digestion, and energy are as much a part of wealth as money

“If you're stacking wealth, stack health right next to it. Because when those two work together, your life hits a level most people never taste.”

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In this inspiring solo episode, host Dustin Serviss delivers a heartfelt commencement-style message not just to graduates, but to anyone standing at the edge of a new beginning.

With honesty, humor, and wisdom, Dustin reminds us that today isn’t a finish line—it’s a starting gate. Whether you’re fresh out of school, shifting careers, rebuilding after a setback, or simply choosing to begin again, this is your call to step forward with courage, self-responsibility, and imagination.

You’ll hear about the pants that didn’t fit, the juice box toast, and the universal truth that growth doesn’t wait until you’re ready. It hands you the pen and dares you to write something real. Packed with life lessons for both parents and young dreamers alike, this is an episode to bookmark and return to whenever life feels uncertain—and the future is asking you to bet on yourself.

📌 Key Themes:

• Why graduation is a starting line, not a destination
• The power of self-responsibility in an age of AI and instant answers
• How parents can model wealth, resilience, and reinvention
• The difference between comfort and calling
• Writing a life you don’t need a vacation from

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In this deeply insightful and refreshingly honest episode, host Dustin Serviss sits down with Fraser Johnston, Co-founder and CEO of EntheoTech, a cutting-edge wellness company using psychedelic-assisted therapy to treat mental health and chronic pain. Fraser’s personal transformation—from building the world’s first online snowboard school to healing emotional trauma through psychedelics—fuels his mission to redefine how we approach wellness.

Fraser pulls back the curtain on ketamine, psilocybin, and MDMA therapy—explaining how they’re legally administered in Canada and how they're revolutionizing traditional models of care. He breaks down how trauma, pain, and burnout affect the body on a neurochemical level and why “psychedelics give you homework.” You'll also hear about biohacks, the importance of safe therapeutic containers, and Fraser's journey from cognitive disconnection to emotional depth.

Whether you're a curious biohacker, a skeptic of alternative medicine, or someone searching for true healing—this episode will challenge assumptions and open new doors.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

• The real difference between recreational and clinical psychedelic use
• How ketamine helps the brain rewire and release trauma
• The concept of “psychedelic integration” and why it matters
• Personal breakthroughs from Fraser’s own journey with MDMA therapy
• Why insurance models are shifting toward clinical psychedelics
• How internal vs external biohacks work—and which ones Fraser swears by
• Lessons in worthiness, identity, and redefining success

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