About Drew Motiv
Drew Motiv is a mentor, hype man, and founder of the Divine Family Movement (DFM), dedicated to helping people believe in themselves, find their direction, and step into the life they were meant to create. Through authentic connection, real-life experience, and undeniable energy, Drew reminds people that they are capable of more than they often believe. Whether he’s connecting with someone one-on-one or creating unforgettable energy in a crowd, his mission is to help people feel seen, empowered, and inspired to take their next step.
Drew’s journey is deeply personal. He has faced addiction, survived suicide attempts, and navigated a troubled past. Rather than hiding these experiences, he transforms them into fuel—using what he has learned to remind others that difficult chapters do not have to define the rest of their story. His mission is rooted in resilience, self-belief, and the understanding that even in the darkest moments, there can still be a reason to keep moving forward.
At the heart of Drew’s journey is the Divine Family Movement—a vision built from the understanding that sometimes the people who change our lives are the ones who simply choose to stand beside us. DFM is about creating a sense of belonging where people can show up as they are, be reminded of their worth, and find the strength to keep going. It represents the moments when strangers become family, when someone’s energy can pull you out of your darkest place, and when we realize that our purpose becomes even more powerful when we use it to lift someone else. At its core, DFM is a reminder that none of us are meant to carry everything alone. It’s not me, it’s we.
Divine Talks is a podcast hosted by Drew Motiv featuring intentional conversations built around ten deep, raw, and authentic questions. Each episode is designed to move beyond surface-level discussion and into what is real—creating space for honest stories, meaningful conversations, and perspectives that can inspire people to see themselves and the world differently.
