What happens after the speech ends?

In this Motivation Monday episode of Divulge, Dante Harris honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. not just as a dreamer, but as a disciplined leader whose vision required structure, strategy, and sacrifice to move a nation.

This episode also shines a necessary light on Bayard Rustin—the master organizer behind the 1963 March on Washington and a key architect of nonviolent resistance. While Dr. King gave the dream its voice, Rustin gave it its legs, reminding us that lasting change is built, not branded.

Through history, modern activism, and leadership reflection, The Dreamer & the Builder challenges listeners to move beyond inspiration and into disciplined action. From today’s movements to personal leadership, this episode asks the real question: Are you just dreaming, or are you building something that lasts?

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Happy New Year—and welcome back to Divulge.

In this episode, Dante Harris breaks down the reality of the first full week of the new year, the pressure behind “New Year, New Me,” and how to stay committed to your goals without burning out. Dante also opens up about his abrupt break, moving, and launching a new podcast—sharing why pausing is sometimes part of the process, not the failure.

This is a mindset reset for anyone who’s adjusting, restarting, or finding their footing. Less hype. More intention. Same you—just evolved.

New year. New mindset. Let’s lock in.

In this holiday-season edition of #MondayMotivation, Dante Harris reframes gratitude as more than a feel-good practice—it’s a discipline, a strategy, and the foundation for intentional goal-setting. This episode delves into the concept of honest gratitude: the kind that coexists alongside grief, disappointment, growth, and ambition. Through reflection, affirmations, and real-world challenges, Dante guides listeners to honor what this year demanded of them while using gratitude as fuel—not closure—for the year ahead. A grounding, motivational conversation designed to help you move into the new year with clarity, self-respect, and momentum.