In this episode of The JustSayan Podcast, we sit down with Bryan Bea - a Filipino immigrant who came to the US at 5 years old with a path already laid out for him: go to school, become a nurse, take care of the family. But a Gary Vee video in high school changed everything.

Bryan shares how he went from garage sale flipping to getting caught up in an MLM, to eventually building a real marketing and production company. He talks about the pressure from immigrant parents, why he believes all successful people are selfish, and the story about losing his childhood dog that became his fuel to never be in that position again.If you've ever felt stuck between what your family wants for you and what you want for yourself, this one's for you.

Drop a comment below - what's the most inspiring part of Bryan's story?

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Joining us for episode 4 is Nate, the owner of Deep Cuts. In this episode Ruben, Nick, and Nate talk about Nate's journey from a Bachelor of Arts in English to a master butcher, share the 'liver king' stories that swept the shop, and discuss the hardheadedness required to build a legacy in the meat industry.

We are joined by Jovan Glasgow for a vulnerable conversation on the intersection of grief and growth. Jovan shares his personal journey of navigating devastating loss and how those moments became the ultimate catalyst for a life of purpose.We explore how to handle the weight of tragedy without losing sight of your potential, the importance of honoring legacy through action, and how to find meaning even in life’s most difficult seasons. Jovan’s insights offer a powerful roadmap for anyone looking to transform their setbacks into a mission for living life to the fullest.Jovan's website: https://www.iamjovanglasgow.com Jovan's book will drop April 7th - available for purchase on his website and Amazon.

Joining us for episode two is Hayden Harrington, founder of Momentum Multifamily. In this episode, Ruben, Anthony, and Hayden dive into the grit required to build a business from the ground up - from sleeping on couches and sending thousands of ignored messages to managing thousands of units. They discuss the reality of dropping out of college, the '10,000 hours' rule, and how physical discipline like Iron Man training translates to professional success.

Kicking off our new podcast with 4 of our Sayan team members: Nick, Anthony, Kevin, and Ruben.

In this episode the four talk about how they each got started in the industry, share some laughs, hot takes, and goals for the future.