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  • Welcome To Your LIFE: Sponsored By Fear

    Welcome To Your LIFE: Sponsored By Fear
    Feb 3 2026
    Bryce discusses why so many capable people feel behind and reveals the hidden driver beneath most decisions: fear or love. Bryce breaks down how cultural timelines, comparison, and invisible expectations install a false sense of urgency that turns fear into the default sponsor of choice. Through personal stories of imposter syndrome, delayed action, and major investments in his own growth, he shows how fear disguises itself as realism, while love speaks with steadiness and clarity. The core invitation is simple but demanding: audit the sponsoring thought behind your choices. You are not late to your life — you’re being asked to start choosing from love instead of fear.

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    Takeaways:
    • Every decision is sponsored by fear or love
    • Feeling behind is a symptom, not the problem
    • Cultural timelines install false urgency
    • Confusion does not equal failure
    • Struggle does not mean you’re broken
    • Fear disguises itself as realism
    • Love sounds calm and steady
    • Clarity comes from movement, not certainty
    • Imposter syndrome often follows early exposure
    • Fear-based decisions leak into every domain
    • Self-disqualification delays what you want
    • Comparison magnifies internal chaos
    • Asking “what if it works out?” changes everything
    • Shame is not a growth strategy
    • Clean decisions reduce inner friction
    • Self-trust grows through honest ownership
    • You are not late — you’re in process

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    36 Min.
  • The Trance That Runs Your Life And How To Snap Out Of It

    The Trance That Runs Your Life And How To Snap Out Of It
    Jan 27 2026
    Bryce explores the idea that most people are living inside a psychological trance — a set of beliefs and stories about their life they’ve stopped questioning. He explains how routines, identity, and perception quietly become automated, creating familiarity even when life no longer works. He introduces a powerful reframe: stop moralizing your experience and start asking a simpler question — does this work for me? From spirituality to identity to personal growth, he shows how ending the trance allows new choices, new identity, and new results to emerge. Transformation isn’t about fixing yourself — it’s about consciously choosing a new operating system that actually supports who you’re becoming.

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    Takeaways:
    • A trance is a belief system you stopped questioning
    • Normal can be the most dangerous state
    • Familiarity is not the same as alignment
    • Moralizing experience freezes change
    • “Does this work for me?” bypasses shame
    • Identity governs values, beliefs, and behavior
    • You cannot outwork your identity
    • Awareness is not the same as integration
    • Transcendence is the ending of a trance
    • Simple does not mean easy
    • Discomfort can signal misalignment
    • You are the author of your operating system
    • Environment doesn’t override identity
    • High performers over-intellectualize change
    • Real shifts come from identity, not tactics
    • You can consciously choose a new trance
    • Growth requires honest self-questioning

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    34 Min.
  • The Day Cancer Forced Me To Choose

    The Day Cancer Forced Me To Choose
    Jan 20 2026
    Bryce reflects on the 13-year anniversary of his cancer diagnosis and the most dangerous phase of the experience: indecision. Bryce explains how delaying decisions kept his nervous system locked in chronic stress, draining energy, clarity, and self-trust. He reframes indecision as an active choice — one that quietly protects denial while eroding health, motivation, and alignment. Through lived experience, he dismantles the myth that waiting is responsible and shows how choosing restores regulation, momentum, and personal power. The core lesson is clear: you don’t need certainty to move forward. A decision doesn’t guarantee the outcome — but it immediately gives you back direction, energy, and agency.

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    Takeaways:
    • Indecision is a choice, not a neutral pause
    • Waiting keeps the nervous system in constant threat
    • Open loops quietly drain energy and motivation
    • Chronic stress undermines physical and emotional health
    • Avoidance often disguises itself as responsibility
    • The body always knows when truth is being delayed
    • Decision restores regulation before outcomes change
    • Motivation follows ownership, not clarity
    • Fear is less costly than prolonged uncertainty
    • Choosing collapses fantasy but restores power
    • Agency is how humans self-regulate
    • Chronic indecision fuels irritability and numbness
    • Precision replaces panic when importance is clear
    • Health requires alignment, not punishment
    • Self-trust is rebuilt through ownership
    • A wrong decision owned beats a delayed perfect one
    • Courage is choosing despite uncertainty

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    34 Min.
  • Stolen Valor Is Killing Real Success: Know The Difference

    Stolen Valor Is Killing Real Success: Know The Difference
    Jan 13 2026
    Bryce explores the concept of psychological stolen valor — the danger of borrowing identity, authority, or credibility through proximity, environment, or appearance without earning it. Using real-world cases of stolen military valor and personal experiences with wealth, environment, and perception, Bryce exposes how upgraded surroundings can quietly replace real foundation if unchecked. He explains why symbols of success can erode motivation, distort self-trust, and create internal misalignment when they arrive before the work is done. The episode offers a clear framework for self-auditing authenticity, rebuilding true authority, and using environment as a tool — not a credential — reinforcing the core truth that sustainable success is built, not staged

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    Takeaways:
    • Stolen valor isn’t always criminal — it can be psychological
    • Borrowed authority creates fragile identity
    • Proximity to success is not proof of success
    • Environment can support growth or replace it
    • Symbols without substance erode motivation
    • Authentic authority is earned through action
    • Appearance can short-circuit internal discipline
    • Success that isn’t earned creates anxiety
    • Identity must be built before it’s displayed
    • Social media amplifies psychological stolen valor
    • Internal alignment cannot be faked
    • True confidence removes the need to explain yourself
    • Private behavior reveals real foundation
    • Discomfort is data, not failure
    • Real growth is quiet, boring, and lonely
    • Foundations are built before recognition arrives
    • Upgrade foundation before upgrading environment

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    35 Min.
  • "Waiting" Is The Most Dangerous Choice You’re Making

    "Waiting" Is The Most Dangerous Choice You’re Making
    Jan 6 2026
    Bryce breaks down why what many people label as depression, burnout, or lack of motivation is often something far simpler and more dangerous: unresolved decisions. When a choice is delayed, the nervous system interprets ambiguity as powerlessness, keeping mental and emotional resources trapped in open loops that exhaust the psyche. Bryce challenges the myth that clarity or motivation must come first, arguing instead that movement creates energy. A decision doesn’t guarantee the outcome you want — but it restores agency, momentum, and self-trust, which is where real power begins.

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    Takeaways:
    • Indecision is not passive; it actively drains psychological and emotional energy
    • Open loops keep the brain working in the background, exhausting your system
    • What feels like depression is often stagnation, not sadness
    • The nervous system equates ambiguity with powerlessness
    • Waiting does not preserve energy — it consumes it
    • Motivation does not precede action; it follows it
    • Decision → ownership → movement → energy → motivation
    • You don’t need certainty to choose — only agency
    • Guidance often comes after the decision, not before
    • Wanting guarantees is a refusal to take responsibility
    • Movement stabilizes the psyche, even when outcomes are unknown
    • A wrong decision owned beats a perfect decision delayed
    • Your body knows the truth before your mind admits it
    • Emotional numbness is a signal, not a flaw
    • Faith is embodied through action, not contemplation
    • Indecision protects comfort, not alignment
    • Choosing restores self-trust, not certainty

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    Your story is waiting to be told, and we're here to help you tell it better.If you’d like to join The Lab, our weekly group coaching experience please visit Lab.BrycePrescott.com and follow the prompts. We’re ready to give you the right information, guidance and community needed for your next level of success!

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    28 Min.
  • Your Need To Be Liked Is Ruining You And Here's How

    Your Need To Be Liked Is Ruining You And Here's How
    Dec 30 2025
    Bryce delivers a deeply personal and uncompromising message about why most people don’t fail from lack of discipline—but from abandoning themselves to preserve approval, comfort, and belonging. Drawing on the concept of The Courage to Be Disliked and Adler’s idea of task separation, Bryce breaks down how fear of rejection quietly erodes self-trust, confidence, and momentum over time. He explains why growth always creates friction, why New Year’s resolutions fail without a change in loyalty, and why real commitment isn’t about outcomes—it’s about refusing to betray yourself to avoid discomfort. This episode is a powerful invitation to enter the next chapter of your life with clarity, honesty, and the courage to choose alignment over acceptance, even when it costs you familiarity, relationships, and applause.

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    Takeaways:
    • Most people fail because they abandon themselves, not because they lack discipline.
    • Approval-seeking quietly destroys self-trust and momentum.
    • Fear of rejection is more powerful than fear of failure.
    • Growth always disrupts belonging and familiar identity roles.
    • Being liked costs clarity, speed, and truth.
    • Self-betrayal erodes authority one avoided truth at a time.
    • Task separation restores personal responsibility and power.
    • You are responsible for your alignment—not others’ reactions.
    • Courage is consistency under social friction, not confidence.
    • Real courage happens quietly, without witnesses or applause.
    • New outcomes require the death of old contracts and identities.
    • Resolutions fail when loyalty to approval remains unchanged.
    • Boundaries rebuild confidence faster than motivation ever will.
    • Fear is not a stop sign—it’s a signal of importance.
    • Alignment simplifies life, even when it makes it harder.
    • You are allowed to want more without apologizing.

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    28 Min.
  • You're Not Confused, You're Being Played And Here's How

    You're Not Confused, You're Being Played And Here's How
    Dec 23 2025
    Bryce delivers a timely and grounding message for anyone feeling overwhelmed, unsettled, or pressured to “have a take” in a noisy, polarized world. Rather than dissecting politics directly, Bryce explores the deeper issue beneath cultural chaos: the loss of discernment when nervous systems are overloaded. He unpacks the critical difference between opinion and clarity, conviction and reactivity, urgency and importance—and explains why speaking before you’re settled quietly erodes credibility, authority, and self-trust. Using real-time political examples and personal reflection, He makes a powerful case for restraint as a leadership skill, not a weakness. This episode is a masterclass in slowing down, honoring your internal signal, and choosing coherence over tribalism so you can lead yourself—and others—from a place of truth rather than adrenaline.

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    Takeaways:
    • Having an opinion is not the same as having clarity.
    • Speaking before you’re settled causes authority to leak.
    • Discernment is the ability to separate clarity from adrenaline.
    • Nervous-system overload drives tribalism, not intelligence.
    • Certainty can feel like strength while actually being reactivity.
    • Restraint protects credibility, trust, and self-respect.
    • Loudness does not equal leadership.
    • Most people aren’t captured by bad ideas—they’re captured by discomfort.
    • Social media rewards certainty, not wisdom.
    • Staying informed should not cost you inner peace.
    • Defensiveness is a signal of dysregulation.
    • Authority comes from coherence, not volume.
    • Pausing is not disengagement—it’s recalibration.
    • You lose trust faster by speaking tense truths than by staying silent.
    • True leadership begins with self-mastery.
    • Accountability—not victimhood—is the doorway to growth.

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    Your story is waiting to be told, and we're here to help you tell it better.If you’d like to join The Lab, our weekly group coaching experience please visit Lab.BrycePrescott.com and follow the prompts. We’re ready to give you the right information, guidance and community needed for your next level of success!

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    28 Min.
  • The Erika Kirk And Diddy Pattern Everyone Is Pretending Not To See

    The Erika Kirk And Diddy Pattern Everyone Is Pretending Not To See
    Dec 16 2025
    Bryce breaks down one of the most subtle but destructive forces in leadership, communication, and influence: frame blindness. Using timely cultural examples—including Erika Kirk’s rise into leadership amid personal tragedy as well as the public reckoning of Sean “Diddy” Combs—Bryce explains how the roles we speak from quietly determine what rules apply, what accountability is expected, and how trust is earned or destroyed. He introduces the concept of communication “frames” as invisible contracts that govern empathy, authority, power, and scrutiny. When those frames collide or are exploited, credibility erodes. This episode is a masterclass in discernment, helping you recognize where you may be unknowingly borrowing grace, avoiding accountability, or stacking conflicting identities—and how to clean it up before trust collapses.

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    Takeaways:
    • Communication always happens within a frame—whether you recognize it or not.
    • Frames are contracts with rules, obligations, and consequences.
    • Switching frames mid-conversation without signaling destroys trust.
    • You can be a victim or a leader—but not both at full volume.
    • Authority requires accountability; empathy requires vulnerability.
    • Conflicting frames create confusion, not clarity.
    • When people feel disoriented, they withdraw trust automatically.
    • Borrowing grace without repaying it creates relational debt.
    • Leadership collapses when power is shielded by pain.
    • Empathy is time-sensitive; authority is time-indifferent.
    • Exploiting frames turns influence into manipulation.
    • Credibility comes from coherence, not correctness.
    • Frame blindness makes people feel attacked when they’re only being evaluated.
    • The most dangerous leaders don’t lie—they confuse.
    • Alignment requires choosing the frame you’re actually willing to honor.
    • Trust is lost faster through incoherence than through mistakes.

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    Your story is waiting to be told, and we're here to help you tell it better.If you’d like to join The Lab, our weekly group coaching experience please visit Lab.BrycePrescott.com and follow the prompts. We’re ready to give you the right information, guidance and community needed for your next level of success!

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    41 Min.