Best Big Picture Labs Podcasts (2025)

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Serviss Sync: That Breath in the Summer 3:26

3h ago3:26

3:26

Dustin delivers a late-summer meditation—channeling McConaughey’s green light philosophy—with the launch of “Serviss Sync.” Discover why pausing can be powerful. Learn how intentional rest fuels creativity, connection, and legacy. Take a 5 minute ritual to reconnect with yourself, your purpose, and your people.…

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Breaking The Stick 5:35

8h ago5:35

5:35

Bryce discusses the importance of breaking free from untenable situations, or "double binds," where no choice is favorable. He references a scene from "Billions" where a character breaks a stick to illustrate this principle. He outlines a three-step process: identifying the bind, naming the lie (the restrictive belief), and creating a new option. H…

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The Truth And Compassion Of Self-Acceptance 7:09

1d ago7:09

7:09

Bryce continues the theme of the last episode with additional emphasis on the importance of self-acceptance as the foundation for living an aligned life. He clarifies that self-acceptance is not self-delusion but recognizing your flaws while still loving yourself. He advocates for honesty and compassion, suggesting a three-step process: identifying…

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Transforming Education: Understanding AI’s Role in Student Engagement 34:50

22h ago34:50

34:50

On this episode of Digital Learning Today, we dive into the transformative world of AI in education with Andrea Pasinetti and Jagriti Agrawal, the innovative minds behind Kira. This cutting-edge AI platform is revolutionizing personalized learning at scale, and our conversation uncovers how it's changing classrooms nationwide. We explore Kira's fou…

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It Starts With You 7:34

2d ago7:34

7:34

Bryce emphasizes the importance of self-acceptance as the foundation for living a life of alignment. He argues that without self-love and acceptance, external validation and success are fleeting. He differentiates self-acceptance from self-delusion, stressing the need to acknowledge your flaws and mistakes while still loving yourself. He suggests d…

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Why Accountants Can Be Natural Business Builders with Sarah Dobek 40:44

3d ago40:44

40:44

In this episode, Dustin sits down with Sarah Dobek, founder of Inovautus Consulting, a growth and marketing strategist exclusively serving accounting professionals and firms. With over 20 years of industry experience, Sarah shares how accountants—often viewed as introverted and numbers-focused—can unlock their potential as relationship builders, ad…

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CUT The Loop 5:36

3d ago5:36

5:36

Bryce expands on the concept of "CUT" from the previous episode. He explains decision fatigue, a mental exhaustion caused by too many choices, and cognitive budgeting, which limits the number of decisions we can make effectively. He argues that every decision, even small ones, consumes mental energy, and revisiting decisions unnecessarily wastes th…

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CUT To The Next Scene 6:14

4d ago6:14

6:14

Bryce discusses the concept of alignment in life, drawing parallels to film editing techniques. He introduces an acronym, "CUT," for closing the loop, updating your direction, and taking the next step. He emphasizes the importance of decisively ending scenes in life, whether conversations, projects, or relationships, to preserve energy and maintain…

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Building STEM Identity: How Smart Labs Prepare Students for Future Careers - The Jeff Bradbury Show 44:22

5d ago44:22

44:22

In this episode of Digital Learning Today, Dr. Jennifer Berry, CEO of SmartLab, discusses the importance of STEM education and the concept of STEM identity, which emphasizes students' self-belief and belonging in the STEM fields. She shares her journey into education, the role of educators in fostering a productive learning environment, and the nec…

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AI in the Classroom: Practical Strategies that Prompt Student Success 36:44

5d ago36:44

36:44

In this episode of Digital Learning Today, Jeffrey Bradbury and Stephanie Clinise explore the integration of artificial intelligence in education, specifically in high school environments. They discuss the transition challenges from middle school to high school, how AI serves as a supportive tool for teachers, and the value of personalized learning…

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The Mirror Effect 7:01

5d ago7:01

7:01

Bryce emphasizes that keeping commitments to yourself is crucial for self-trust and overall success. He discusses how breaking promises to others can lead to experiencing the same betrayal, highlighting the concept of mirroring in relationships. He argues that self-trust is built through small, consistent actions and keeping promises to yourself, w…

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From Fantasy To Fulfillment 7:14

6d ago7:14

7:14

Bryce discusses how mere desire without action is a form of self-betrayal and can lead to feelings of being stuck and eventually resentment. He suggests that consistent, small actions are key to building a fulfilling life and rebuilding trust with yourself. He also encourages you to identify specific desires, define daily and weekly actions, and co…

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The Ledger Beyond Time: A Will, A Son, and the Conversation That Matters 2:06

7d ago2:06

2:06

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 cont…

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Where Desire Meets Structure 5:41

7d ago5:41

5:41

Bryce discusses how living in extremes of either desire or structure leads to imbalance, advocating for a middle ground where both are harmoniously integrated. He suggests that coaches are crucial for identifying blind spots and achieving this balance. He encourages self-reflection to identify areas that are lacking either desire or structure and t…

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You Can’t Fake Health 6:28

8d ago6:28

6:28

Bryce discusses the importance of aligning your life with health and fitness, arguing that true health is a meritocracy that cannot be faked. He asserts that health is largely within individual control, despite cultural influences like body positivity and quick-fix solutions. He argues that health is essential for living an aligned life, as it impa…

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Turning Triggers Into Teachers 7:40

9d ago7:40

7:40

Bryce discusses the concept of triggers, emphasizing that they are reactions from the nervous system to perceived threats, often linked to past traumas. Triggers are not random but are built over time through repeated negative emotions. He explains that triggers can magnify past experiences, leading to disproportionate reactions. He suggests a four…

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From Hustle to High Class: How Melissa Simpson Redefined Success on Her Own Terms 32:52

10d ago32:52

32:52

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 journ…

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Emotions Are Merely Data 7:46

10d ago7:46

7:46

Bryce emphasizes the importance of emotional control for success, advocating for recognizing emotions as data rather than directives. He argues that emotions, such as fear and frustration, are signals that provide feedback but should not dictate actions. He suggests a three-step process for managing emotions: pausing, naming the emotion, and decidi…

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Navigating AI in Education with Dr. Bryan Drost 40:10

10d ago40:10

40:10

In this episode of Digital Learning Today, Jeff Bradbury sits down with Dr. Bryan Drost, Executive Director for Instructional Innovation in Northeast Ohio. Together, they explore AI's impact on education, how to effectively blend pedagogy with technology, and the challenges of crafting school AI policies. Dr. Drost shares valuable insights from the…

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Who Are You Becoming? 7:52

11d ago7:52

7:52

Bryce discusses the necessity of letting go of the past and actively choosing your new identity. He highlights that transformation is not automatic but deliberate, involving questions about beliefs, self-talk, daily habits, and who you no longer seek approval from. He suggests visualizing and defining the new self to make alignment a default. He al…

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Change Requires A Funeral 7:56

12d ago7:56

7:56

Bryce uses the metaphor of "change requiring a funeral" to illustrate the necessity of letting go of old behaviors, relationships, and mindsets to make room for new, better experiences. He shares a personal anecdote about visiting Jimi Hendrix's grave, drawing parallels to how you can celebrate past achievements while moving forward. He stresses th…

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Blissipline 5:59

13d ago5:59

5:59

Bryce discusses the concept of "blissipline" a practice from Vishen Lakhiani's book "The Code of the Extraordinary Mind," which emphasizes making happiness a non-negotiable part of life. He shares his past experience of tying happiness to external achievements, which led to a cycle of misery and fleeting joy. He argues that joy should be the fuel f…

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Thai Thunder & the Three-Way Trade: Life Lessons from a Minibus and a PS5 3:09

14d ago3:09

3:09

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 …

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Ditching The Struggle Mindset 7:22

14d ago7:22

7:22

Bryce discusses how aligned growth should feel clean and purposeful, not chaotic. emphasizing that growth doesn't require misery. He shares his personal experience of revamping his business, which caused stress and financial pressure, and his realization that pain is not synonymous with progress. He critiques the belief that struggle is necessary f…

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The antimemetics (and memetics) of making ideas happen -- in crypto and beyond 1:35:10

14d ago1:35:10

1:35:10

with @nayafia and @smc90 Ideas, memes, and vibes are some of the most important drivers of modern technology adoption, marketing, and much more -- and have been much-covered by everyone from Darwin to Dawkins to Girard to many others. Yet the topic of antimemetics -- self-censoring (vs. self-propagating) ideas -- whether something fringe, forgotten…

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The Spell Of Self-Talk 6:12

15d ago6:12

6:12

Bryce discusses the significant impact of self-talk on your identity and self-image. He argues that words, even in jest, shape our reality and subconsciously influence our behavior. He advises against negative self-talk, suggesting instead to use affirmative language that supports personal growth. He stresses that self-talk is creative and spiritua…

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Get In The Game 5:51

16d ago5:51

5:51

Bryce warns against the paralysis caused by striving for perfection. He recounts a mentor's advice about overthinking and the need for consistent action over flawless execution. He argues that perfection is often a guise for fear, hindering progress and momentum. He encourages you to embrace imperfection, citing examples from various fields, includ…

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How Lucas Matiello Helps Leaders Master Confident Speaking 37:55

17d ago37:55

37:55

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 speakin…

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The Power Of Small Wins 5:50

17d ago5:50

5:50

Bryce discusses how small, intentional actions are crucial for achieving big successes. He uses the example of pilates to illustrate how focusing on small, controlled movements can lead to significant improvements in overall strength and stability. He argues that excellence is built through consistent attention to detail, such as keeping promises, …

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Borrowed Belief 8:08

18d ago8:08

8:08

Bryce highlights three essential elements for true success: access to the right information, guidance, and a supportive community. He shares personal experiences of overcoming exhaustion and limiting beliefs through community support, illustrating the concept of "borrowed belief." He asserts that confidence is built through team effort and encourag…

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Feedback Is The Fastest Growth Hack 6:21

19d ago6:21

6:21

Bryce emphasizes the role of feedback in achieving alignment. He shares personal experiences where trusted feedback revealed blind spots, preventing him from being stuck. He argues that self-awareness alone can be limiting and advocates for external perspectives to accelerate growth. He differentiates feedback from criticism, describing it as a mir…

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Your Environment Is Your Ceiling 8:59

20d ago8:59

8:59

Bryce shares a story about comedian Shane Gillis, who, despite initial controversy, inspired other comedians through his talent and dedication. Bryce emphasizes that your environment sets the ceiling for personal achievement, suggesting that you should surround yourself with people who push you to be better. He reintroduces his weekly coaching grou…

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Insider Intel: What the Smart Money Isn’t Saying Out Loud 4:01

21d ago4:01

4:01

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 …

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Perfectly Imperfect 6:33

21d ago6:33

6:33

Bryce discusses the difference between your desires and actions, using the example of recording and posting unpolished social media videos. He argues that moments of discomfort or imperfection are crucial for growth and authenticity. He encourages sharing raw, unfiltered content to foster genuine human connection and leadership. He believes that tr…

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The Courage To Be Seen 8:30

22d ago8:30

8:30

Bryce discusses the intimidation and fear associated with visibility, particularly in marketing yourself or a business. He argues that consistent practice is crucial for overcoming these fears and building resilience. He suggests that visibility is not an ego play but an alignment play, requiring growth and the willingness to be seen, even if initi…

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The Storm Waters The Harvest 6:33

23d ago6:33

6:33

Bryce shares a personal story of being financially strained despite his efforts in health, relationships, business, and spiritual communication. He clarifies that alignment doesn't always mean effortless success but can involve hardship and discomfort. He argues that alignment is about staying true to yourself and maintaining integrity, even when r…

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Why Mentorship Changes Everything for Creatives (and How Julie deBoer Proved It) 32:30

24d ago32:30

32:30

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 mentorsh…

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Emotional Expectations 7:14

24d ago7:14

7:14

Bryce discusses the importance of alignment in life, using a personal story about his 50th birthday to illustrate the point. His mother decided to leave on his birthday without consulting him, leading to feelings of resentment and unmet desires. He emphasizes how people often project their interpretations onto others without considering their feeli…

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The Science of Engaging Literacy Instruction 19:55

24d ago19:55

19:55

Welcome to Literacy with Laura, a professional development series featuring Laura Stewart, Chief Academic Officer from the 95 Percent Group. In this final episode, Jeff Bradbury and Laura Stewart discuss key topics in literacy education, focusing on intervention strategies, the Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) model, curriculum recommendation…

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Your Worth Is Not Up For Debate 5:13

25d ago5:13

5:13

Bryce discusses how recognition does not equate to value. He illustrates this point through a story from his group coaching sessions, where he explains that a $100 bill remains valuable regardless of its misuse. He argues that individuals often undervalue themselves because others fail to recognize their worth, likening it to giving a valuable item…

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Embracing The Growth Zone 5:30

26d ago5:30

5:30

Bryce highlights the discomfort of the growth zone. He describes the growth zone as a period of learning new skills and adopting new habits, where most people quit due to discomfort. He compares this phase to a baby's growth pains, noting that expansion brings friction. He argues that quitting is often ego-driven, disguised as intuition. He encoura…

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Make Mornings Romantic Again 6:36

27d ago6:36

6:36

Bryce advocates for a "romantic" morning routine to set a positive tone for the day. He suggests slowing down, practicing breath work, and affirmations, and avoiding phone distractions. He argues that starting the day proactively rather than reactively is crucial for maintaining a creative and productive mindset. He believes that a mindful morning …

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Race Day Radio: From the Stands to the Soul 3:12

28d ago3:12

3:12

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 q…

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Tell Yourself The Truth 5:38

28d ago5:38

5:38

Bryce shares a personal experience of writing in his journal, admitting a difficult truth, and feeling a profound sense of peace and connection. He argues that hiding the truth from yourself leads to a cumulative heaviness and hinders alignment. He asserts that truth is essential for peace and growth, urging you to identify and confront areas where…

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Rewriting Your Narrative 6:54

29d ago6:54

6:54

Bryce discusses the need to avoid victimhood. He shares his experiment using ChatGPT to analyze his decade-long journal entries, revealing patterns of feeling misunderstood and unsupported. He reflects on how these patterns might be misleading and encourages you to reevaluate your own narrative. He argues that victimhood is comfortable but detrimen…

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