Your day is your life. If you don’t have a plan for your morning, you don’t have a plan for your life. The whole idea behind Morning Man Up is simple: most people wake up and immediately start reacting—poor daily routine, zero time management, no productivity, vague planning, stalled personal growth. Phone, notifications, rushing to work, dragging themselves to the gym. Then they wonder why their life feels like it’s running them instead of the other way around.

What’s good, everyone? We’re back and shooting from our brand-new home studio—finally settled.

This episode, we are taking you inside the vision behind it all. We break down why hosting people in our home felt like the next step, how failing forward and saying "yes" opened up the chance to build something bigger than ourselves, and what went into bringing The Focus Room—a new kind of Austin gym—off the ground.

I’m not here for fluffy wellness quotes… Austin needed something different. The Focus Room isn’t a jungle gym, it’s THE PLACE for personal development—where meditation, meaningful conversation, accountability, fitness and mindset all collide.

Every action—getting stuck on rooftops, hosting wild events, hustling for investors—has led us to this moment. Persistence and intention shaped every step along the way.

What’s the real reason dating throws so many people for a loop? From dating apps to awkward first dates, and all the mixed signals in between, Ashley Cantu breaks down the real rules for navigating modern love.

In this episode, Ashley shares her top 10 dating rules, dives into her wildest relationship stories, and calls out the biggest mistakes guys keep making.

Ashley doesn’t hold back, and her advice is the kind of stuff friends wish they were told sooner. This is the dating episode for anyone tired of games, looking for more intentional relationships, or just wanting some Austin-style realness.

Growth doesn’t come from comfort zones. Real growth requires real work.

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Jarred and Katelyn are officially in their dream home — a private, lantern-lit courtyard, rooftop deck with skyline views, and plenty of space for friends, creativity, and yes… a few too many flies.

In this episode, they share the chaos of moving twice in a few months, the inspiration that flowed in their new space, and how they channeled it into designing and delivering the Power Passion Purpose Supernova Couples Retreat. From the week-long creative sprint to “game day” energy, they break down how they made the retreat fun, impactful, and unforgettable.

They also pull back the curtain on what’s next:

60 Synergy Challenge — a free, 60-day couples’ routine reset.

Detox Dating — a bold, truth-telling singles experience.

New events under the True Group umbrella, from Stoic Sundays to women’s circles to “Meathead Fitness Focus Philosophy” classes.

Updates on Clique, Restora’s new wellness branch, and more.

It’s equal parts behind-the-scenes, relationship wisdom, and laugh-out-loud moments — including a wacky neighbor cameo.

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Connect with us on Instagram and sign up for the 60 Synergy Challenge at SupernovaCouples.com — it’s free, it’s fun, and it will change your relationship.

In this bold and enlightening episode of Genius at Work, Jarred and Katelyn sit down with intimacy and sexuality coach Stephanie Welch for a real conversation about what makes sex actually good and why most of us have been misled from the start. Stephanie shares her powerful "green light, yellow light, red light" framework for navigating physical connection, debunks common myths reinforced by porn and performative culture, and breaks down the three phases of female arousal that every couple should understand.

They dive into the difference between trying to “please” versus genuinely enjoying your partner, the critical role of presence over performance, and why most people don’t need to “spice things up” they just need to slow down. Jarred and Katelyn get personal, sharing how these insights have already transformed their own intimacy, and Stephanie introduces her three core client types: Aspiring Adam, Brave Benjamin, and Committed Charles.

Whether you're single, married, or somewhere in between, this episode will challenge your assumptions, deepen your understanding of connection, and give you tools to create better sex and stronger relationships.

If this episode opened your eyes, send it to your partner or a close friend, like, subscribe, and leave us a comment to help more people hear conversations like this.

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This week’s episode is a full-spectrum ride—from moving chaos and late-night intruders to designing dream homes and decoding synchronicities.

Jarred and Katelyn catch up after a whirlwind few weeks, sharing a hilarious and slightly spooky story about a strange man at their door (yes, “get the gun” makes an appearance). They also dive into creator mode—how they’re making their temporary house feel like home, planning their next build, and leading couples deeper into purpose through their upcoming retreat.

But the real drop? Jarred’s evolving philosophy on presence, energy, and creation. He unpacks why men are so desperate to predict the future and how that obsession disconnects them from true power. Instead of trying to decode synchronicities like fortune cookies, he explains how to use them as mirrors—reminders to pause, get still, and channel all that restless masculine energy into the present moment, where real transformation happens.

If you're a man who feels like your potential is scattered across a thousand to-do lists and future plans, this episode might be the mirror you didn’t know you needed.

Tap in, tune up, and remember—your power isn’t in the forecast. It’s in the now.

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This one’s recorded from the eye of it all - two camping chairs, an echo-filled room, and a house they might not technically own anymore. On closing day, Jarred and Katelyn sit down in their empty home one last time to reflect on what this house taught them... and everything it took to get thru the storm.

From last-minute lease chaos and real estate fatigue to literal sideways rain and divine weather signs, they unpack one of the most chaotic (and transformational) months of their lives.

They talk:

- Moving twice in one month

This episode is about more than real estate. It’s about surrendering, trusting, and becoming someone new on the other side.

Tap in, bring an umbrella, and don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share the storm. ☔️🌈

For their 50th episode, Jarred and Katelyn sit down with Christy Nguyen, a rapid transformational therapist and hypnotherapist based in Austin. In just a couple of months, they’ve had multiple sessions with her, including a powerful couples hypnosis experience that revealed emotional memories and created unexpected breakthroughs.

Christy shares her incredible journey from middle school math teacher to full-time hypnotist, all sparked by a 3am Instagram scroll. She explains what hypnosis actually is (hint: it’s not about quacking like a duck) and how it can be used to rewire deep-rooted beliefs around money, identity, and childhood wounds. The episode explores the power of theta brainwaves, the difference between stage hypnosis and real subconscious healing, and why most hypnotherapy skips the most transformative steps.

Jarred and Katelyn also open up about their own sessions, including reliving powerful memories, releasing limiting stories, and reconnecting with their inner child in an emotional and moving way.

Listeners curious about hypnosis, mindset rewiring, or healing the past to create a more abundant future will find this episode insightful, emotional, and eye-opening.

At the end of the episode, Christy leads a 5-minute guided hypnosis experience for the audience. (Please don’t listen to that part while driving.)

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Connect with Christy: @christythehypnotist

Be sure to rate, subscribe, and share the episode with someone ready to heal, grow, and unlock their subconscious power.

What do you do when your house won’t sell, your savings are tied up, and your only option left is to have a heart-to-heart with a ghost?

In this episode, Jarred and Katelyn finally tell the full story behind the chaos of trying to sell two East Austin homes - from busted contracts and structural surprises to a literal haunting that may have been holding everything up. Yes, a ghost. A real one. And yes, they saged the place and talked to it.

They also cover panic attacks, delicious tacos, spiritual signals, sketchy neighbors, emotional closure, and why Jarred has been called "the East Side Walker."

This one’s personal, hilarious, and maybe even a little supernatural.

Like the episode? Smash that like button, subscribe to the show, and send this to a friend who needs a good ghost story and a reality check.

In this episode, Jarred and Katelyn move through it all—progress, pause, purpose, and a few unexpected tears.

Jarred shares an update on the gym opportunity he’s been pursuing for months, and how a delayed meeting turned out to be the perfect opening to rework and refine his vision. Meanwhile, Katelyn walks through a powerful hypnosis experience that unlocked a long-buried childhood memory—triggering an emotional release she didn’t see coming. What followed was a deep conversation between the two of them about support, space, and what it really means to be held through a breakdown.

They reflect on how most people carry years of unprocessed emotion, how presence and perspective change everything, and why returning to childlike joy sometimes requires letting go of the parts of adulthood we never chose. Mixed in: Stoic Sundays, sending messages to your younger self, and a little Rufus Du Sol to bring it all home.

This episode is about being human in the in-between. The growth, the stillness, the mess, the clarity.

🎧 Listen in—and if something in this hits, share it with someone who’s been carrying too much.