Common Chaos Podcast

Have you ever had issues with management? Whether it’s managing yourself, your relationships, or your team, managing can be a difficult task especially if you lack the key fundamental behaviors of setting goals, creating an action plan, and staying consistent. I have been up and down the management road and have found success in some unexpected areas. The path started with learning to manage my own life. Once I had a grasp on that I was able to implement those behaviors in other aspects of my life. Sit back and take note of some tools and resources that help me get a better hold on managing my world, which empowered me to be able to manage a team.

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In this episode, I reintroduce the podcast and its purpose. We are here to help YOU find your balance. This life is a battle between chaos and order. Intellectuals, philosophers, and historians alike, they all speak about mastering the balance of life. Learning from the good and the bad and applying those lessons in a way that allows you to live your truth!

Bryan is joined by 2 of his best friends Andrew Ramirez and Andre Vives. The three fine gentleman participated in a fitness challenge that saw them endure 3 months of training and discipline that culminated in a them fighting each other… seriously, gloved up, hands wrapped ready to throw haymakers at one another, all for the sake of friendly competition. What the three learned along the way is what they will carry with them on they ride of life. A little extra discipline, a little extra effort, and a little extra focus goes a long way when trying to accomplish something.

You can find Andrew Ramirez here and Andre Vives here and here.

Intro: “Map Change” by Every Time I Die.

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I sit down with my lovely girlfriend, Rebecca Manley. Becca and I have been dating for 4 years and have quite the ride in terms of individual growth, and growth as a couple. Like any other relationship this one depends on the effort of both of us. It requires attention, intention, listening, and above all else, loving one another in order to grow into the best possible versions of ourselves. As we continue to progress individually, our relationship continues to strengthen through the obstacles and challenges that lay in our way.

We touch on the fact that happiness is key in this crazy ride, and if you’re able to ride along with someone else as you embark on your journey, then take the leap, it may be worth it.

Becca is a hairstylist at the Urban Betty Salon in Austin, TX. To check out her amazing work go here, here and here.

As always I want to hear from you, so send me your questions and comments to [email protected]. or hit me up on Twitter or Instagram @thecommonchaos Go ahead and follow me at ofbryanofdeath on Twitter and Instagram

In this episode, Bryan I am Joined by my good friend Knives Monroe. Knives is an indie film maker from the great state of Texas. He currently resides in Austin where he co-hosts the Owning It podcast with Dakota Meyer, as well as his own successful podcast, Knives Monroe vs. The Podcast. We sit down and discuss the chaos and madness that was 2018. We analyze some of the lows while taking a deep look into the cultural events that set the tone for what was overall a really weird year. We then bring it back with some of the highlights of 2018 including the amazing music that was released. We reveal our top 5 albums of 2018, talk about some plans and goals we are looking to accomplish, and look brightly into the future with eyes full of hope. We might even discuss Kanye West and the impending AI take over, so sit back, buckle in and get ready for 2019 baby.

Check out Knives on Twitter and Instagram. You can also check out his podcast on Spotify.

Hey you! Yes you, I want to know about some of the topics you think need to be discussed on the show. Drop me some comments, questions, and general thoughts on Instagram, Twitter or via email at [email protected] I will touch on some of these during my solo episodes and let you know what I really think.

Bryan signs off on 2018 with some wholesome words and plea for you to live your truth! so for the love of God, do something!

I sit down with mayoral candidate Travis Duncan to discuss his campaign and plan for Austin, TX.

I sit down with mayoral candidate Alex Strenger to discuss his campaign and plan for Austin, TX

Learn more about Alex and his campaign at strengerformayor.com

Follow Alex’s social media here and here

Intro “Map Change” by Every Time I Die

I come at you fast and furious in this episode. I have a half hour to kill before I go and get my ass kicked at class, so I unload the thoughts and feelings that have been brewing in my head as of late. The #chaos among many things, is a lot of work!!!! Though it is challenging, the lessons and experience is definitely helping me refine the leadership skills I am seeking at this time. The #order is discipline. I discuss discipline and how a better understanding of it has impacted certain aspects of my life. I go over a few reasons as to why discipline is important and how the smallest of steps sometimes have the biggest of impacts. Small little tweaks to a routine that can amplify certain areas of your personal and professional ventures

***Don’t forget!!! If you like politics, I will be interviewing not one, but two mayoral candidates for this years Austin elections. I will be sitting down with Travis Duncan and Alex Strenger to discuss their plans for success in the upcoming election, and how they plan on impacting the great city of Austin for the best. Keep an eye out for the episodes being released simultaneously on Oct, 18th and make sure to head to your local voting polls on election day. Your vote does count! 

Intro: “Map Change” by Every Time I Die

In this episode, Bryan is joined by Tyler Carter, AKA Ty-C. A local Austin hip hop artist making waves in the local scene with his intense DIY ethic and relentlessness. Bryan and Tyler have worked together in the past on several projects and take the time to sit down and reminisce. Tyler is in the midst of perfecting his brand here in the local scene and is staying independent in his ethic and approach. Tyler shares heartfelt stories of perseverance, loss, and determination in the face of chaos, and acknowledges that the biggest obstacle in any individuals way, is the individual themselves. Check out Ty-c on Social Media platforms under the handle @mrtcarts

***Special Note*** The announcement was made that I will be interviewing Austin Mayoral Candidate Travis Duncan. Stay tuned into commonchaos.net for more info and coverage of Austin’s race for Mayor

Intro: “Map Change” by Every Time I Die.