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Leave the Pile Higher, Grow Your Legacy

Leave the Pile Higher, Grow Your Legacy

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In 1983, my father, a hardworking blue-collar worker, made a life-altering decision for our family. Faced with the choice of my education, he chose to send me to a private Catholic high school, despite the financial challenges. His reason was simple yet profound: “My job is to leave the pile higher for you and your sister.” This statement, a guiding principle of his life, didn't fully resonate with me until after his untimely passing in 2018. It's this legacy of selflessness and commitment that birthed 'Leave the Pile Higher: Grow Your Legacy'.

On what would have been my father's 75th birthday, I launched this podcast as an extension of his “Why”. Here, we explore the intangible aspects of legacy that go beyond monetary or material wealth. Each episode delves into stories of resilience, creativity, and how breaking societal scripts can lead to profound impacts on others.

Join us for heart-to-heart conversations with diverse guests who share their journeys of setbacks, triumphs, and unwavering hope. We discuss how small acts and bold decisions can contribute to a lasting legacy, proving that anyone can make a difference, no matter their financial or social standing.

'Leave the Pile Higher: Grow Your Legacy' isn't just a podcast; it's a movement, a tribute to my father and to all those who strive to make life better for the next generation. It's about acknowledging that while we can't control the length of our lives, we can control its width and depth.

Subscribe now and be part of this journey. Let’s honor the philosophy of leaving the pile higher, not just for ourselves, but for those who follow. Let's build.

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  • Legacy Blueprint: The Weight We Carry (Part I)
    Jan 1 2026

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    This episode launches Legacy Blueprint, a new panel series within Leave the Pile Higher, Grow Your Legacy. Legacy Blueprint brings brothers together for honest, reflective conversations around leadership, healing, and legacy. Each Blueprint centers on a specific theme and may unfold as a single episode or a multi-part conversation, depending on how deep we chop it up.

    In Part One: The Weight We Carry, I vibe with three brothers for an unfiltered dialog about manhood, mental health, fatherhood, leadership, and the emotional weight we've learned to carry in silence.

    Though they’re meeting each other for the first time, I know each of them — and the conversation quickly becomes deep and uplifting. We laugh, we cry, and we’re vulnerable, sharing lessons learned, the growth we’ve experienced, and the road we’re still walking together as we handle the real business of being our brother’s keeper.

    This episode ain't about having all the answers. But naming the weight, breaking the silence, and reminding ourselves that we don’t have to carry everything alone.

    Part Two — The Work We Do continues this LB conversation, shifting the focus from naming the weight to how we do what we do.

    Panel Participants

    James Worthy — Fatherhood advocate, coach, speaker & business consultant.

    Khalid B. Scott — Psychotherapist, author, life coach & speaker.

    Ferris Dean — Financial planner and insurance professional.

    Topics Covered

    • Generational legacy and emotional inheritance
    • The pressure to “keep it together” as Black men
    • Mental health, therapy, and resistance to vulnerability
    • Identity, code-switching, and leadership under pressure
    • Fatherhood, marriage, and showing up while carrying weight
    • Depression, burnout, and suicide awareness
    • Brotherhood, healing, and learning how to refill your cup

    Music Credit

    Music featured in this episode by — Robbie Cunningham.

    Support & Resources

    If this conversation brings something up for you, please know you don’t have to navigate it alone.

    Immediate Support (U.S.):
    988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — Call or text 988 (24/7)
    Crisis Text Line — Text HOME to 741741

    Finding a Therapist or Counselor:
    • Psychology Today
    • Black Men's Health
    • Black Men Heal

    If you’re outside the U.S., visit https://findahelpline.com
    to locate resources in your country.

    Listener Note

    This episode is for conversation, reflection, and awareness. Nothing shared here is medical, legal, or financial advice. If you’re struggling, please reach out to a qualified professional or one of

    Ready to grow your legacy and make a lasting impact? Let’s connect.

    Schedule a 15-minute Legacy Snapshot—a quick session to explore how Savage Family Office can help you protect, build, and expand what you’re creating.
    Together, we’ll make sure what you build today stands strong for future generations.
    Book your Legacy Snapshot today and take the first step toward leaving the pile higher.

    Are you or someone you know doing the work of legacy-building?
    We’re always looking for guests with stories that inspire growth, faith, and perseverance.


    To be considered—or to ask a question about an episode—email leavethepilehigher@gmail.com
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  • A Father Honored, A Son Becoming: Three Years Behind the Mic
    Dec 4 2025

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    What does it mean to grow as a man when the blueprint wasn’t handed to you?

    Today is December 4th — the day my father was born, my fraternity’s Founders Day, and the day this podcast turns three years old. In this special reflection I speak about the weight men carry, the healing I’m walking through as a father, and the stretching that marriage continues to bring. I open up about a moment that shaped me, the lessons I’m still learning, and the lifelong work of becoming the man God is calling me to be.

    This podcast has always been about honoring my father and building legacy — but it’s also a space for us to grow out loud, especially for men of color who didn’t grow up with the language, the room, or the safety to feel, talk, or process. So part of my work here is opening the door for all men — but especially my brothers — to listen, lean in, and know you’re not walking this journey alone.

    This episode also sets the stage for the upcoming Legacy Blueprint series — real, candid conversations with men who are navigating the same tension of becoming. Today is the reflection. Blueprint is the continuation. Stay locked in.

    This isn’t a typical episode — it’s personal. It’s honest. It’s a moment to honor my father's life, acknowledge my growth, and remind every man listening: wherever you are on the journey, don’t stop. Someone’s counting on the man you’re becoming.

    If this speaks to you, share it with your circle — you never know who might need a moment like this to get the strength or boost to keep going.

    Ready to grow your legacy and make a lasting impact? Let’s connect.

    Schedule a 15-minute Legacy Snapshot—a quick session to explore how Savage Family Office can help you protect, build, and expand what you’re creating.
    Together, we’ll make sure what you build today stands strong for future generations.
    Book your Legacy Snapshot today and take the first step toward leaving the pile higher.

    Are you or someone you know doing the work of legacy-building?
    We’re always looking for guests with stories that inspire growth, faith, and perseverance.


    To be considered—or to ask a question about an episode—email leavethepilehigher@gmail.com
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  • Grounded, Growing, and Generational: Ferris Dean on Healing, Mindset, and Legacy
    Nov 25 2025

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    Growth doesn’t happen when life is easy — it happens when you face fears and step out of your comfort zone. Legacy doesn’t start with money — it starts with mindset. So what does it really take to unlearn what’s been passed down, heal what’s been ignored, and build something that actually lasts?

    That’s where Financial Advisor Ferris Dean comes in.
    In this episode, we talk about what real growth looks like — not the picture-perfect kind, but the kind that stretches you. The kind that forces you to slow down, look in the mirror, and deal with what’s real.

    We dig into therapy, self-care, and the things many of us never heard growing up — like how to talk about money, how to teach our kids to manage it, and why building wealth isn’t about the bag… it’s about building freedom.

    Ferris also opens up about life after loss, fatherhood, and how those moments shaped the man he’s becoming. And somewhere in this conversation, you’ll hear the story that made him look at money differently — and for both the gem of wisdom and the laugh it brings, trust me, it’s one you’ll want to lean in for.

    This is real talk about growth, mindset, and legacy — the kind that reminds you that purpose starts on the inside.

    Listen now — and when it hits, don’t keep it to yourself.
    Share it with a brother or sister who’s doing the work.
    Subscribe so you never miss what’s next.
    Follow the movement at @leavethepilehigher.
    Rate and review the show to help more people find these conversations.


    BUILD IT. LIVE IT. LEAVE IT.
    Because legacy isn’t optional.

    Ready to grow your legacy and make a lasting impact? Let’s connect.

    Schedule a 15-minute Legacy Snapshot—a quick session to explore how Savage Family Office can help you protect, build, and expand what you’re creating.
    Together, we’ll make sure what you build today stands strong for future generations.
    Book your Legacy Snapshot today and take the first step toward leaving the pile higher.

    Are you or someone you know doing the work of legacy-building?
    We’re always looking for guests with stories that inspire growth, faith, and perseverance.


    To be considered—or to ask a question about an episode—email leavethepilehigher@gmail.com
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