Talk With Him Podcast (Unmuted)

Talk With Him Podcast (Unmuted)

By Demetrius Le'Mar Aaron BrownBusinessEducationSelf-ImprovementManagement
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Talk With Him Podcast (Unmuted) episodes

  • Feeling Behind in Life? 5 Things I Wish I Knew at 25
    Ever look at someone else’s life and feel like you should be further ahead?
    At 25, I thought success was something I could switch on whenever I was ready. I compared myself to other people, underestimated the work, and kept helping people who didn’t appreciate it.
    In this episode of TALK WITH HIM PODCAST, I share five things I would tell my younger self:
    Put in the work your goals require.
    Invest in your skills, knowledge, and communication.
    Be more selective about who you keep helping.
    Use what you’ve been through to grow and connect with others.
    Relax, stop comparing, and stay your course.
    Whether you’re in your 20s, your 30s, or figuring out your next chapter, this conversation is about finding more peace in your own journey.
    Life is a marathon. Keep running your race.
    #TalkWithHim #PersonalGrowth #LifeLessons
    13 min
  • How to Build a Sales Team From Scratch (Stop Chasing Superstars)
    Can your sales team do the job without you?
    I’ve built sales teams in both door-to-door sales and healthcare. In this episode of TALK WITH HIM PODCAST, I share five things I did to build a team from scratch:
    Prove you can sell consistently.
    Document your progress.
    Give people a vision they can connect to.
    Set clear expectations for your team.
    Show them what they can expect from you.
    Plus, I explain my first priority with a new salesperson: helping them become self-sufficient in the sales process, from beginning to end.
    If you’re building a business, leading salespeople, or preparing to manage your first team, this episode is for you.
    #TalkWithHim #SalesLeadership #TeamBuilding
    13 min
  • I Don’t Feel Like Doing Sh*t Either… I Do It Anyway
    I don't feel like doing sh*t either.I don't feel like going to work every day.I don't always feel like going to the gym.I don't feel like dealing with tenants, cleaning the house, making breakfast, reading, praying—or even recording this podcast some days.And that's exactly the point.Somewhere along the way, we started believing successful people wake up every morning motivated, excited and ready to attack the day.That's BS.A lot of successful people don't feel like doing the work either.They just do it anyway.That's discipline.In this episode of Talk With Him, I'm not speaking to you after I've figured everything out. I'm actually rebuilding my own discipline in real time.I stopped podcasting for a while. Now I'm starting again—and this episode almost didn't happen.I started recording. Stopped.Changed topics. Stopped again.Grabbed some snacks.Came back.Still didn't feel like doing it.But I pressed record anyway.And maybe that's the lesson.You don't have to do everything perfectly today.If you're supposed to read a page and can't get yourself to do it, read a paragraph.If you can't do the paragraph, read a sentence.If you planned the full workout and don't have it in you, get to the gym and do something.Get the rep.Because every time you allow “I don't feel like it” to make the decision for you, you're building a habit.And every time you do it anyway, you're building one too.Stop waiting to feel motivated.Get your reps in.Build your discipline.And DO IT ANYWAY.🎙️ TALK WITH HIM PODCASTIf you're rebuilding something in your life right now—your health, business, finances, faith, relationships or yourself—drop a comment:What's ONE thing you're going to do this week whether you feel like doing it or not?#TalkWithHim #Discipline #Motivation #PersonalDevelopment #SelfImprovement #Success #Mindset
    11 min
  • Men Don’t Talk About This Enough | Grief, Relationships, God & Getting Older
    What starts as two cousins joking, telling old stories and debating relationships turns into one of our most honest conversations yet.We talk about getting older, being judged, relationships, marriage, faith, religion, friendships, family—and eventually, something much deeper: death, grief and what happens when someone you love is suddenly no longer here.Terrell opens up about losing his sister, the guilt that sometimes comes with continuing to live and succeed without her, and the reality of learning to live with a loss that never completely goes away.We also get into some uncomfortable questions:Would you let your partner have dinner alone with an ex?Can you disagree with someone's lifestyle without judging them?Why am I becoming skeptical of people who constantly tell you how religious they are?Do we spend too much money on weddings?And as we get older, why do we start thinking differently about our own mortality?There are laughs. There are disagreements. There are uncomfortable moments. And there are moments where two men simply talk about things men don't always talk about.No perfect answers. No scripted conversation. Just two cousins getting older, looking at life differently, and being honest about it.If you've ever lost someone, questioned something you were taught growing up, changed your perspective as you've gotten older, or realized that life is moving a lot faster than you thought—this episode is for you.🎙️ TALK WITH HIM PODCASTWatch. Listen. And most importantly, join the conversation.Drop a comment with a question or topic you want us to discuss next.Available on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and iHeartRadio.#TalkWithHim #Podcast #MensMentalHealth #Grief #Relationships #LifeLessons #PersonalGrowth
    1 hr 38 min
  • I Didn’t Get Into Door-to-Door for the Money
    I didn’t get into door-to-door sales for the money.I got into it because I realized something about myself: I could communicate over the phone, I could sell online—but face-to-face with strangers? I needed work.So I found one of the most uncomfortable ways possible to fix it: knocking on strangers’ doors.What started as a decision to improve my communication skills turned into $1,000 weeks… $3,000 weeks… $6,000 weeks… and eventually an $11,000 week.But the money wasn’t the biggest thing door-to-door gave me.It taught me how to handle rejection. How to communicate with almost anyone. How to adapt. How to lead. How to build belief in other people. And eventually, how to build a team producing 200–300 sales a week.In this episode, I tell the real story of how I found my way into the door-to-door industry—from hustling as a kid, washing cars and shoveling snow, to becoming a salesperson, trainer, team builder, and leader.And I explain why I believe some of the most valuable skills you can develop in life are learned doing something most people would never want to do.If you’re trying to make more money, become more confident, communicate better, build resilience, or become someone who can walk into almost any situation and figure it out—this episode is for you.Sometimes the opportunity everybody else looks down on is the one that builds you into somebody they can’t ignore.🎙️ Talk With Him Podcast
    20 min
  • Everybody Says They Want a Better Life… But Do Your Actions Prove It?
    Everybody says they want a better life.But if somebody watched everything you did for the last seven days… would they believe you?That's where this conversation starts.In this episode of Talk With Him, Terrell and I have an honest conversation about what it actually means to become better—not just financially, but as a person.We talk about protecting your energy, outgrowing people you still love, trusting the wrong people for too long, having high standards, work ethic, relationships, family, and what real support from a partner should actually look like.And yes… somehow a sandwich turned into a whole debate about relationships. 😂But underneath the laughs is a serious question:Are you accepting the bare minimum from yourself and the people around you?I also share something simple I did for my mother this week that reminded me that a "better life" isn't always about making more money or achieving another goal. Sometimes becoming better means remembering the people who helped you become who you are.This conversation gets into:• Why protecting your energy becomes more important as you get older
    • How you can outgrow someone and still genuinely love them
    • Why hard work can beat people with more natural talent
    • Whether your partner should support EVERY dream you have
    • The difference between encouragement and real support
    • Why having high standards can make people misunderstand you
    • Why you should give people their flowers while they're still hereThis isn't two people pretending to have life figured out.It's two cousins with different perspectives, different experiences and enough respect for each other to disagree honestly.And that's what Talk With Him is going to be about.Because tomorrow isn't promised.Love your people. Raise your standards. Protect your energy. And make your time here mean something.🎙️ TALK WITH HIM PODCASTTerrell Hutchins × Demetrius BrownDrop a comment: If somebody watched your last seven days, would they believe you actually want a better life?Available on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and iHeartRadio.#TalkWithHim #PersonalDevelopment #Relationships #Motivation #LifeLessons #MensPodcast #SelfImprovement
    1 hr 6 min

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