The Social Dilemma Within The Social Dilemma and Exploiting Children to Stop Exploiting Children:

Today I ramble on about Netflix, Cuties, The Social Dilemma, Netflix Addiction, Social Media Addiction, Society and Human Trafficking.

My intention is for you to walk away with clarity, hope, and personal responsibility.  The answer to the Us Vs Them narrative is to remember not to be demeaning or violent towards one another and focus on leaving this world a better place than what we left it.

At the first part of this podcast I rant about Cuties and Netflix Addiction.

Around the 40 minute mark I start talking about the Social Dilemma and the agenda I feel that is behind the film...  I speak on both the things I agree with and the solution of the film I disagree with.

Also somewhere during the Social Dilemma portion I take a giant crap on The Rise Of Skywalker.. because that movie was an utter disappointment.

So have fun!!!  Brandon Marshall has returned.

Having a powerful message in an all woke no joke environment - 

in this episode I cover how to deal with being called out, dealing with criticism or when your messaging and marketing is challenged in a hyper sensitive online space. One of the biggest things that holds us back from our unfiltered message as an entrepreneur is the criticism we could receive back 

Sell out your launch With a small audience

Why you don’t need a niche selling your programs with ease while still being multi passionate    

Today KING Brandon Marshall shall discuss:

This episode may not have anything to do with the title yet it also does...  it's time to take the dopamine out of your life.  I also talk about the first time I got high off edibles, dating Rebecca and masculine energy... it's a great show so stay tuned

This is a free program that only requires discipline.  Free Your Mind from notifications, social media consumption and the heaviness of current events.  Your productivity requires a free mind dedicated to producing more than consuming.  

a short podcast on why it's important to value your character more than your appearance.