A continuation of part 1, this episode resumes from July 11 1999 at TM Youth Camp where young Bryan is in the presence of the young lady who has captivated his attention. The clock has now started on the journey of Bryan making his first move on the young lady who is a mystery but is so beautiful.

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Come along on a journey to the year 1998, as a Young Coach Bryan tells the story of his interaction with a young lady who left an impression on him in July 1998 and would appear again. This appearance interrupts Bryan's life to begin to investigate the possibilities of what could be, as well as the journey that helps him discover lessons that would eventually teach him about the good, the bad and the ugly of dating, relationship and being rejected. Enjoy

On this episode, the topic of the passport Bros, and the rise of gentleman, leaving the United States to find their bride. This has been liberating for many men, and seems to be problematic for women of the western civilization. We also discuss the dangers of the passport Bros movement.

Coach Bryan’s First Heartbreak: Part 3 – The Finale
The journey comes to a powerful close in the emotional finale of the First Heartbreak Series. In this final installment, Coach Bryan recounts the resolution of the life-altering events that took place during that unforgettable weekend in March of 2000.

What began as youthful hope ended in heartache, but it was March 19th, 2000, that would forever mark a turning point in his life as a young man. In this episode, Coach Bryan opens up about the aftermath—the internal conflict, the search for understanding, and the defining moment that forced him to confront not just the heartbreak, but himself.

This is more than just the end of a love story. It's the moment when innocence met reality. When expectations collapsed but character began to form. When God began to quietly rewrite the narrative.

Tune in as Coach Bryan brings closure to a chapter that shaped his emotional growth, his spiritual foundation, and his passion for helping others navigate the complexities of love and heartbreak. The lessons from this weekend still echo today—and they just might speak to something you’ve walked through too.