Love that Lasts (Guests: The Millers)

Is marrying for love enough to build a successful life? In episode 807, Jamal and Natasha Miller explore with host Laterras R. Whitfield the controversial intersections of love, money, and success. This episode questions the motives behind marriage and partnership in today's world. Jamal opens up and says that he married for money, not love. This interview examines the practicalities that contribute to a fulfilling life partnership. Through personal stories, critical insights, and a reevaluation of what it means to choose a partner, Love that Lasts is a must-listen to understand the implications of marriage and success in the modern age.

[00:00:00-00:06:32] Intro

[00:06:33-00:12:07] The Millers journey: Defining success

[00:12:08-00:17:51] Love vs. Money in marriage

[00:17:52-00:31:42] Preparing for marriage

[00:31:43-00:39:37] How did their relationship start?

[00:39:38-00:48:56] Physical appearance in relationships

[00:48:57-00:58:09] Cultivating the relationships and looking for help

[00:58:10-01:06:37] Building a mature relationship

[01:06:38-01:12:36] The financial dynamics

[01:12:37-01:21:08] Call to Woman challenge explained

[01:21:08-01:28:53] Closing segment

Key Quotes:

“Success is when your soul is healthy.” - Natasha Miller

“Everything we do in our life is based upon our ability to make wise decisions.” - Jamal Miller

“Don't overlook heart posture over your height preference.” - Laterras R. Whitfield

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