Family Business Podcast

Vision Lost , purpose found FT @THEBLINDSTEPPA & MRSPREVAIL.SOCIAL

In this powerful Season 3 premiere of Family Business, we sit down with Prevails—a real couple facing real adversity. After being diagnosed with diabetes, he began losing his vision… forcing him to redefine what it means to be a man, a partner, and a leader. Through it all, his fiancée—a social media influencer—stood by his side, showing what true loyalty and love really look like. This episode dives deep into: • Life after vision loss • Masculinity through adversity • The reality of “for better or worse” • How love evolves when life gets hard • Finding purpose when everything changes This isn’t just a conversation—it’s a lesson in resilience, commitment, and growth. He may have lost his sight… but not his vision. 🎙️ Family Business Podcast – Season 3 Episode 1 Hosted by Rome the Rula & Kassandra 👤 Follow our guests: @theblindsteppa @mrsprevail.socials 🎧 Listen on all platforms: https://rss.com/podcasts/family-business-podcast/ [https://rss.com/podcasts/family-business-podcast/] 👉 Tap in. Like. Comment. Subscribe. 👉 Join the movement: www.iamlti.com [http://www.iamlti.com] #FamilyBusinessPodcast #RomeTheRula #LTI #RealLove #Masculinity #Relationships #Motivation #Prevails

“Why Women Choose the Bad Boy: Social Psychology Explained”

In this episode of Family Business, we break down “Why Women Choose the Bad Boy: Social Psychology Explained.” We dive deep into the psychology of attraction—why excitement, danger, and unpredictability can sometimes outweigh stability and security. From women forming relationships with men in prison to the influence of power, confidence, and emotional intensity, we unpack what’s really going on beneath the surface. We also tap into concepts from The 48 Laws of Power and The Art of Seduction, exploring how strategy, presence, and perception shape attraction. Along the way, we reference the work of David Buss and evolutionary psychology to understand how biology and environment both play a role in modern dating dynamics. This conversation challenges the “good guy vs bad boy” narrative and asks a deeper question—are people choosing wrong, or are they responding exactly how they’re wired? Lead • Teach • Inspire.