Everyone Deserves To Win

On this episode of Everyone Deserves to Win*, I sit down with my friend *Bearded Muscle — coach, trainer, bodybuilder, performance-enhancing drug expert, bloodwork nerd, drummer, and a guy who seems to have an answer for just about everything.

We get into the world of bodybuilding, training, PEDs, bloodwork, health, and what it actually takes to push your performance while understanding what’s happening inside your body. Bearded Muscle brings years of experience and an incredible amount of knowledge to the conversation, but what makes this episode different is that we get to know the person behind all of it too.

We talk about his journey, the lessons he’s learned along the way, coaching others, balancing performance with health, and probably go down a few rabbit holes you wouldn’t expect.

Whether you’re into bodybuilding, fitness, performance enhancement, or you just enjoy hearing from someone who has spent years mastering his craft, there’s something in this episode for you.

Everyone Deserves to Win — and sometimes winning starts with learning from people who have already put in the work.

Some people build businesses. Others rebuild themselves.

In this episode of the Everyone Deserves To Win Podcast, Ham sits down with Ben — entrepreneur, founder of one of the biggest names in the research peptide space, former owner of a massive vehicle insurance agency, and a man whose story goes far deeper than business success.

Behind the growth, money, and industry reputation is a journey through addiction, alcoholism, pressure, reinvention, and recovery. Ben opens up about the realities of building companies while privately battling personal demons, what it actually took to get sober, and how overcoming those struggles completely changed the way he views success, leadership, purpose, and life itself.

This conversation dives into entrepreneurship, identity, addiction, discipline, controversy in the peptide industry, personal growth, and what it really means to rebuild yourself from the ground up.

This isn’t just a conversation about peptides or business. It’s about resilience, self-awareness, redemption, and the internal battles most people never see.

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, someone fighting your own struggles, or just trying to become a better version of yourself — this episode will hit home.

Bryton’s story is a perfect example of what happens when you go all in. From selling cars to becoming a full-time TikTok creator with over 150,000 followers, he’s built a name for himself through consistency, creativity, and mastering the art of going live. Known for his “Saturday Night Toxic Deal or No Deal” streams—where viewers can win up to 100,000 TikTok diamonds—Bryton has turned entertainment into opportunity. In this episode, we talk about his rise, the mindset behind his success, and what it really takes to make it in the world of live content.

Find him here on tiktok! https://www.tiktok.com/@bryton.39?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc

Derek is a 22-year-old software developer turned content creator who’s quickly made a name for himself in the peptide space. With a background that spans both the automotive and aerospace industries, he brings a rare mix of technical precision and real-world problem solving into everything he does.

He’s best known for building a peptide price comparison tool that helps bring transparency to the market, along with his work pushing for better testing standards and more consistency across the industry. On top of that, he runs a Skool community focused on peptide education, helping people better understand the space from a research-first perspective.

Despite his age, Derek has already built, scaled, and contributed more than most—making him not just an impressive young entrepreneur, but someone with a genuinely interesting perspective on success, discipline, and creating value.

In this episode, I sit down with my friend JT — a TikTok creator, entrepreneur, and someone who’s completely transformed his life. JT has lost over 200 pounds, and he breaks down what that journey actually looked like — the highs, the lows, and everything in between.

We talk about the mindset shifts it takes to make real change, how he stayed consistent when motivation wasn’t there, and what people get wrong about weight loss. JT also shares how he turned his journey into a business, using his platform to motivate others to take control of their health and build a better life.

This isn’t just about weight loss — it’s about discipline, identity, and proving to yourself that change is possible.

If you’ve ever struggled with consistency, self-doubt, or just getting started, this episode hits different.