DL Power Couple Podcast

Part 1 of a series pertaining to vulnerability and how our perception on the topic changed as we grew older and wiser. Dominique grew up in a military family and played sports, so vulnerability was never promoted as a positive. He explains how the idea of vulnerability being a weakness was drilled into his head while growing into a man. Ms. Latrice describes how the concept of vulnerability intersects with womanhood, art, and other facets of life. She also talks about how being vulnerable is, in many ways, congruent to being free. Both Dominique and Ms. Latrice explain that being vulnerable makes you relatable and allows you to better connect with others.

Part 1 of a series pertaining to vulnerability and how our perception on the topic changed as we grew older and wiser. Dominique grew up in a military family and played sports, so vulnerability was never promoted as a positive. He explains how the idea of vulnerability being a weakness was drilled into his head while growing into a man. Ms. Latrice describes how the concept of vulnerability intersects with womanhood, art, and other facets of life. She also talks about how being vulnerable is, in many ways, congruent to being free. Both Dominique and Ms. Latrice explain that being vulnerable makes you relatable and allows you to better connect with others.

A simple conversation about friends and how we internalize the word. We discuss the differences between our mindsets when it comes to friendship and expectations. What qualifies someone as a friend, best friend, true friend, etc? Ms. Latrice remembers unpleasant situations that made her realize that she could not follow the status quo any longer and that she had to be extrememely intentional about her relationships with other people. Dominique uses the word "friend" rather loosely, but combats this by interacting with different friends on different levels.

A simple conversation about friends and how we internalize the word. We discuss the differences between our mindsets when it comes to friendship and expectations. What qualifies someone as a friend, best friend, true friend, etc? Ms. Latrice remembers unpleasant situations that made her realize that she could not follow the status quo any longer and that she had to be extrememely intentional about her relationships with other people. Dominique uses the word "friend" rather loosely, but combats this by interacting with different friends on different levels.

In a fast-paced society where social media has become a part of life, we have to practice being thankful for our lives and what we have. Social media provides many people a way to compare themselves to unrealistic expectations and "Dope posts." Happiness is essential for success, and being happy will make it easier for you to attract what you want in life. Happiness will not magically materialize upon reaching your goals or getting rich. You have to venture beneath the surface and find out what happiness means to you. After this, you will be able to live a fulfilling life.

In a fast-paced society where social media has become a part of life, we have to practice being thankful for our lives and what we have. Social media provides many people a way to compare themselves to unrealistic expectations and "Dope posts." Happiness is essential for success, and being happy will make it easier for you to attract what you want in life. Happiness will not magically materialize upon reaching your goals or getting rich. You have to venture beneath the surface and find out what happiness means to you. After this, you will be able to live a fulfilling life.

Honor and respect your off days no matter how fast-paced society becomes. We are taught that "Time is money and money is time," which can be detrimental to a mentally healthy environment. Power Couple Dominique and Ms. Latrice discuss how they handle off days and why they should still be considered productive.

Honor and respect your off days no matter how fast-paced society becomes. We are taught that "Time is money and money is time," which can be detrimental to a mentally healthy environment. Power Couple Dominique and Ms. Latrice discuss how they handle off days and why they should still be considered productive.