Til You Collapse Podcast

"The magic you're looking for is in the work you're avoiding."

Everyone talks about starting a business, making money, and retiring early. But if your entire goal is to stop working, what's going to keep you going when building that business gets hard?

Brian Nabavi and Kyle get into a short, heated conversation about entrepreneurship, discipline, and the obsession with escaping work. Why do we spend so much time chasing the payoff while avoiding the process? And what happens when we start embracing the work instead?

If you've been putting something off while waiting for your life to change, this episode of the Til You Collapse Podcast is for you.

What's one thing you KNOW you need to do but keep avoiding? Drop it in the comments.

You want the car, the house, the money. But have you ever stopped to ask if you actually want the life that comes with it?

On this episode of the Til You Collapse Podcast, Brian Nabavi and Kyle talk about their passion for cars—and how chasing the things you love can turn into chasing a life that doesn't fit who you are.

Sometimes you're burnt out because you're doing too much. Sometimes you're putting everything you have into something you don't even want anymore. You just haven't admitted it.

We get into ambition, money, burnout, and how your definition of success can get buried under what everybody else thinks it should look like.

If you've been working your ass off and still wondering what it's all for, this episode is for you.

What's something you used to want that doesn't matter to you anymore? Let us know in the comments.

You've watched the motivational videos, saved the morning routines, and listened to the podcasts. But what have you actually changed?

On this episode of the Til You Collapse Podcast, Brian Nabavi and Kyle get into masculinity, social media, and the rise of "self-improvement zombies"—people who consume endless advice about discipline and success but never put it into practice.

It's a free-flowing conversation about what becoming a better man actually requires, how online culture shapes our expectations of masculinity, and the uncomfortable questions surrounding how military veterans are treated when they return to civilian life.

We get into: • Consuming self-improvement content versus doing the work. • Social media's influence on male identity and self-worth. • The difference between looking disciplined and living with discipline. • How we treat veterans after their service—and whether "thank you for your service" is enough.

Where do you draw the line between working on yourself and using self-improvement to avoid taking action? Drop your take in the comments.

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You can make more money. Rebuild a business. Change your body. Start over.

But you can't make more time.

In this episode of the Til You Collapse Podcast, Brian talks about the one asset we all spend every day without knowing how much we have left.

From the hours lost scrolling social media and comparing your life to someone else's highlight reel, to realizing that the things he considered "success" at 20 look completely different at 44, Brian breaks down how his relationship with time has changed as he's gotten older.

We get into comparison, money, family, ambition, social media, and the trap of constantly chasing the next thing while missing the life happening right in front of you.

Because eventually, the question isn't how much money you made, what you owned, or how successful everyone thought you were.

It's what you did with the time you had.

Stop spending it like you have an unlimited amount.

Everybody wants the day off. But have you actually earned it?

In this short Labor Day episode of the Til You Collapse Podcast, Brian challenges the mindset of taking a break just because the calendar tells you to — especially when you're still nowhere near the goals you say you want.

There's nothing wrong with enjoying the life you've built. But if you're unhappy with where you are, behind on your goals, and constantly telling yourself you'll start tomorrow, maybe another day off isn't what you need.

Your competition doesn't care that it's a holiday. Your goals don't know what day it is.

If you want something different, you have to be willing to work differently.

Happy Labor Day. Now get to work.

What does it actually mean to be a strong man?

In one of the most personal episodes of the Til You Collapse Podcast, Brian opens up about the battles behind the person most people see today. Cancer. Watching businesses fail. The pressure of providing. The moments when life felt like it was falling apart, and how fitness became one of the constants that kept him moving forward.

He also gets into something he's still figuring out: raising his boys to be strong, capable men while balancing the old-school masculinity he grew up with against being a loving, emotionally present father.

Kyle opens up about his own mental health struggles, including some of his darkest moments and surviving attempts to end his life.

This isn't a conversation about abandoning masculinity or telling men they need to be less masculine.

It's about recognizing that strength and struggle can exist at the same time.

You can provide. You can lead. You can be a father, a husband, an entrepreneur, an athlete, or the person everyone else depends on — and still have moments when you're not okay.

Struggling doesn't make you weak.

And sometimes the strongest thing a man can do is admit that he's struggling before it's too late.

The apparel industry has changed, and Brian Nabavi has had a front-row seat.

In this episode of the Til You Collapse Podcast, Brian goes deep into the current state of apparel, how the industry has shifted, what brands are getting wrong, and what it takes to build something that can actually survive in an increasingly crowded market.

Then the conversation takes a turn.

Why have we started celebrating the "dad bod"?

Brian breaks down why he believes normalizing being out of shape isn't the same thing as body positivity, and why fathers in particular should hold themselves to a higher physical standard. We get into discipline, comfort, accountability, health, confidence, and the example men set for their families.

It's a conversation that's going to piss some people off.

But that's kind of the point.

After more than a year away, the Til You Collapse Podcast is back.

In The Cost of Becoming Who You Want to Be, Brian Nabavi sits down for a raw conversation about the side of ambition that rarely gets talked about. The pain you carry. The people who doubt you. The darkness you learn to live with, and the choice to either let it consume you or turn it into fuel.

Brian opens up about the early days of Til You Collapse, being mocked for chasing something other people couldn't see, and why he still carries those moments with him today. We talk about where real drive comes from, what success actually costs, and whether the parts of ourselves we're told to bury might be the same parts that push us forward.

This isn't about pretending the darkness doesn't exist.

It's about what you do with it.

Welcome back to the Til You Collapse Podcast.

In today's Til You Collapse Podcast, Brian talks about evolve and change and how you need to stop caring about what people think about you!!

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In today's Til You Collapse Podcast, Brian talks about when he got his cancer diagnosis 4 months ago and talks about his experience that he was going through during that time.

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