Bryce shares a story about comedian Shane Gillis, who, despite initial controversy, inspired other comedians through his talent and dedication. Bryce emphasizes that your environment sets the ceiling for personal achievement, suggesting that you should surround yourself with people who push you to be better. He reintroduces his weekly coaching group, "The Lab," as a supportive community aimed at helping members level up and achieve higher standards through accountability and shared goals.

Listen In!


If this episode resonated with you, please share it. 

Keep the conversation going.
Apply the principles you learn.

Get in alignment!

If you'd like to connect with Bryce or see if it would e a fit to work together in either Media Automated or business consulting, visit BrycePrescott.com to learn more. 

Follow him on Instagram: instagram.com/bryceprescott
Follow him on Twitter: twitter.com/dbryceprescott

Bryce discusses the difference between your desires and actions, using the example of recording and posting unpolished social media videos. He argues that moments of discomfort or imperfection are crucial for growth and authenticity. He encourages sharing raw, unfiltered content to foster genuine human connection and leadership. He believes that true alignment is achieved by being honest and vulnerable, which allows others to do the same. The key takeaway is to post authentic content, even if it's imperfect, to connect genuinely with others and find your purpose.

Listen In!


If this episode resonated with you, please share it. 

Keep the conversation going.
Apply the principles you learn.

Get in alignment!

If you'd like to connect with Bryce or see if it would e a fit to work together in either Media Automated or business consulting, visit BrycePrescott.com to learn more. 

Follow him on Instagram: instagram.com/bryceprescott
Follow him on Twitter: twitter.com/dbryceprescott

Bryce discusses the intimidation and fear associated with visibility, particularly in marketing yourself or a business. He argues that consistent practice is crucial for overcoming these fears and building resilience. He suggests that visibility is not an ego play but an alignment play, requiring growth and the willingness to be seen, even if initially imperfect. He advocates for regular, intentional sharing to desensitize the nervous system and achieve magnetic presence without burning out.

Listen In!


If this episode resonated with you, please share it. 

Keep the conversation going.
Apply the principles you learn.

Get in alignment!

If you'd like to connect with Bryce or see if it would e a fit to work together in either Media Automated or business consulting, visit BrycePrescott.com to learn more. 

Follow him on Instagram: instagram.com/bryceprescott
Follow him on Twitter: twitter.com/dbryceprescott

Bryce shares a personal story of being financially strained despite his efforts in health, relationships, business, and spiritual communication. He clarifies that alignment doesn't always mean effortless success but can involve hardship and discomfort. He argues that alignment is about staying true to yourself and maintaining integrity, even when rewards haven't materialized. He also advises you to persist through discomfort, recognizing that it's part of the process, and not to mislabel struggles as failure.

Listen In!


If this episode resonated with you, please share it. 

Keep the conversation going.
Apply the principles you learn.

Get in alignment!

If you'd like to connect with Bryce or see if it would e a fit to work together in either Media Automated or business consulting, visit BrycePrescott.com to learn more. 

Follow him on Instagram: instagram.com/bryceprescott
Follow him on Twitter: twitter.com/dbryceprescott

Bryce discusses the importance of alignment in life, using a personal story about his 50th birthday to illustrate the point. His mother decided to leave on his birthday without consulting him, leading to feelings of resentment and unmet desires. He emphasizes how people often project their interpretations onto others without considering their feelings. He stresses the need for awareness and the power to change old emotional patterns, suggesting that you can honor family traditions while breaking free from dysfunctional behaviors. He also encourages you to reflect on your own emotional dynamics and decide whether to continue old family ways that no longer serve you.

Listen In!


If this episode resonated with you, please share it. 

Keep the conversation going.
Apply the principles you learn.

Get in alignment!

If you'd like to connect with Bryce or see if it would e a fit to work together in either Media Automated or business consulting, visit BrycePrescott.com to learn more. 

Follow him on Instagram: instagram.com/bryceprescott
Follow him on Twitter: twitter.com/dbryceprescott

Bryce discusses how recognition does not equate to value. He illustrates this point through a story from his group coaching sessions, where he explains that a $100 bill remains valuable regardless of its misuse. He argues that individuals often undervalue themselves because others fail to recognize their worth, likening it to giving a valuable item to someone who doesn't understand its value. He urges you to recognize your inherent worth independently of external validation and to stand firm in your value, regardless of others' reactions.

Listen In!


If this episode resonated with you, please share it. 

Keep the conversation going.
Apply the principles you learn.

Get in alignment!

If you'd like to connect with Bryce or see if it would e a fit to work together in either Media Automated or business consulting, visit BrycePrescott.com to learn more. 

Follow him on Instagram: instagram.com/bryceprescott
Follow him on Twitter: twitter.com/dbryceprescott

Bryce highlights the discomfort of the growth zone. He describes the growth zone as a period of learning new skills and adopting new habits, where most people quit due to discomfort. He compares this phase to a baby's growth pains, noting that expansion brings friction. He argues that quitting is often ego-driven, disguised as intuition. He encourages staying in the growth zone, suggesting it builds resilience and prepares you for future challenges, ultimately leading to personal transformation and a stronger self.

Listen In!


If this episode resonated with you, please share it. 

Keep the conversation going.
Apply the principles you learn.

Get in alignment!

If you'd like to connect with Bryce or see if it would e a fit to work together in either Media Automated or business consulting, visit BrycePrescott.com to learn more. 

Follow him on Instagram: instagram.com/bryceprescott
Follow him on Twitter: twitter.com/dbryceprescott

Bryce advocates for a "romantic" morning routine to set a positive tone for the day. He suggests slowing down, practicing breath work, and affirmations, and avoiding phone distractions. He argues that starting the day proactively rather than reactively is crucial for maintaining a creative and productive mindset. He believes that a mindful morning routine is foundational, as it communicates self-worth and sets the stage for a fulfilling day. He encourages you to make your mornings sacred and intentional, reclaiming personal time and energy.

Listen In!


If this episode resonated with you, please share it. 

Keep the conversation going.
Apply the principles you learn.

Get in alignment!

If you'd like to connect with Bryce or see if it would e a fit to work together in either Media Automated or business consulting, visit BrycePrescott.com to learn more. 

Follow him on Instagram: instagram.com/bryceprescott
Follow him on Twitter: twitter.com/dbryceprescott

Bryce shares a personal experience of writing in his journal, admitting a difficult truth, and feeling a profound sense of peace and connection. He argues that hiding the truth from yourself leads to a cumulative heaviness and hinders alignment. He asserts that truth is essential for peace and growth, urging you to identify and confront areas where you avoid the truth. He also encourages you to embrace honesty fully and authentically to achieve personal breakthroughs and alignment.

Listen In!


If this episode resonated with you, please share it. 

Keep the conversation going.
Apply the principles you learn.

Get in alignment!

If you'd like to connect with Bryce or see if it would e a fit to work together in either Media Automated or business consulting, visit BrycePrescott.com to learn more. 

Follow him on Instagram: instagram.com/bryceprescott
Follow him on Twitter: twitter.com/dbryceprescott

Bryce discusses the need to avoid victimhood. He shares his experiment using ChatGPT to analyze his decade-long journal entries, revealing patterns of feeling misunderstood and unsupported. He reflects on how these patterns might be misleading and encourages you to reevaluate your own narrative. He argues that victimhood is comfortable but detrimental, advocating for honest self-reflection and responsibility. He also urges you to identify and rewrite your limiting stories to achieve alignment and personal growth.

Listen In!


If this episode resonated with you, please share it. 

Keep the conversation going.
Apply the principles you learn.

Get in alignment!

If you'd like to connect with Bryce or see if it would e a fit to work together in either Media Automated or business consulting, visit BrycePrescott.com to learn more. 

Follow him on Instagram: instagram.com/bryceprescott
Follow him on Twitter: twitter.com/dbryceprescott