What's the point of making progress if your bank account still looks the same? I've been putting out episodes, producing visuals, and having conversations about potential opportunities. The recognition is growing, but I'm still trying to turn that progress into steady income. On PROGRESS AIN'T PROFIT, I talk about the business side of being a creator, the difference between making connections and getting paid, and how Jay-Z's "Can't Knock the Hustle" featuring Mary J. Blige connects to the situation. I want to reach a point where the work can support a team and I can spend more time on creative direction. The Daily BARZ Club is a self-development podcast through hip-hop, hosted by Royal Tey.

IN THIS EPISODE:

• Recognition growing faster than the income — and what that gap actually feels like

• Connections vs. collections: why being seen isn't the same as being paid

• The Jay-Z thread — "Can't Knock the Hustle" and wanting more from the craft

• Building toward a team, so the hours go to creative direction

CHAPTERS:

0:00 — The work is getting seen

1:41 — Recognition don't pay the production

2:36 — Back to regular life — the bills are still there

3:20 — Jay-Z, "Can't Knock the Hustle"

4:47 — Connections aren't collections

5:16 — Carrying the weight — help, clients, and a team

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There are only so many hours in a night, especially when you're trying to make progress on things that matter to you. I can start working around nine, look up, and it's already past one in the morning. I'm still looking at things I planned to finish. That's where TOO MANY HANDS comes from. The more things I have going on, the more decisions I have to make about where my time goes. Some opportunities are worth taking. Others can wait, even when they look good right now. In this episode of The Daily BARZ Club, I'm talking about that late-night pressure, the difference between being busy and making progress, and knowing when I've given the right things enough attention for the night. Everything that matters doesn't have to matter tonight.

IN THIS EPISODE:

• The 9 PM to 1 AM nights — and why "one more thing" keeps winning

• Busy vs. progress: the question "what moved?"

• Measuring yourself against somebody else's pace, and what it costs at 2 AM

• Every opportunity comes with a bill — sometimes the currency is your time

• Ending the night with things left undone, on purpose

CHAPTERS:

0:00 — The night shift: 9 PM to 1 AM

2:07 — Busy can look like progress — "What moved?"

2:28 — Measuring against somebody else's pace

3:22 — Every opportunity comes with a bill

4:03 — Every door ain't a door you walk through

4:37 — Measuring the night by what deserves the hour

5:52 — Full schedule, empty pockets

6:51 — Everything that matters doesn't have to matter tonight

7:37 — One bar a day — sign-off

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My portfolio went down for a minute, but something else didn't stop with it. My name was still moving. People were still connecting with me. New invitations were still coming in. The numbers on some of my content had moved too. It made me look at reputation a little different. MY REPUTATION is about that space where the work has already been out long enough for your name to start showing up in places you didn't personally carry it to. That doesn't mean every conversation turns into something. It just means the introduction might already be happening before you get there. The Daily BARZ Club is a self-development and hip-hop podcast hosted by Royal Tey.

IN THIS EPISODE:

• The portfolio goes dark — and the name keeps traveling anyway

• The dub tape in the backseat: your name in rooms you're not in

• The shift on LinkedIn — people reaching back before you reach out

• Catching up to your own reputation

CHAPTERS:

0:00 — The spark: Jay-Z, and a Post Malone instrumental

1:16 — The portfolio went dark — the name kept moving

1:47 — The dub tape in the backseat

2:19 — People reaching back first

3:00 — Reputation travels faster than you can

3:50 — The name showing up ahead of me

4:43 — Reality check — for the builders (sign-off)

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Personal branding, creative portfolio building, and self-development for the hip-hop generation — that's what The Daily BARZ Club is about, and this episode is proof of the work paying off. The portfolio was already live. I kept putting the work out even when I couldn't see what was happening on the other side. Now it's starting to create real conversations — creative job opportunities, collaboration requests, possible partnerships. That's what happens when personal branding and creative career growth actually compound. Nothing is locked yet, and every knock doesn't mean it's the right door. But something changed. People are starting to recognize what the work can do. On this episode of U BETTER RECOGNIZE, I talk about: • Personal branding for creatives — how a live portfolio becomes a career asset • Creative career growth and knowing which opportunities are worth chasing • The gap between being seen and knowing which opportunity is real • Staying consistent when the payoff isn't visible yet The proof has been there. Now the response is starting to reach me. The Daily BARZ Club is a self-development and hip-hop podcast hosted by Royal Tey with Straight Edge Chuck, covering personal branding, creative career strategy, and building discipline rooted in hip-hop culture.

CHAPTERS:

0:00 — The sequel: from "Let It Develop" to recognized

1:06 — The photograph in the tray — somebody's standing over it now

1:44 — A word from Get Good Feels

2:05 — Fourteen seconds: the LumaSkin piece, built end to end

2:52 — Forwarded to the hiring team

3:34 — More prints in the same light

4:29 — Still finishing this episode — the darkroom gets crowded

5:44 — A finished place to stand

5:59 — Promo code + sign-off

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I put the portfolio out there. The page is live, the projects are in place, and now I'm in the part nobody can show me. I know where I sent it. I don't know what happens after it leaves my hands or what conversation may already be moving where I can't see it. All I can do is keep going while the picture develops. LET IT DEVELOP🌓 picks up right where LEAVE PROOF ended. The proof is already in the room. I'm waiting to see what develops from it.

IN THIS EPISODE:

• The sequel to Leave Proof: the portfolio is out — now what happens where he can't see it
• The darkroom: send the link, lose control of the room
• The five-year-plan question he still can't answer — and isn't faking one
• Working while it develops: not sitting back, not forcing it
• The portfolio introduces him in rooms he's not in

CHAPTERS:

0:01 — The question he couldn't answer

1:00 — First, the portfolio had to be finished

1:31 — Leave Proof was finishing it — one place for the full story

2:34 — Pressing the button in the darkroom

3:02 — After that, I don't know who's looking

4:20 — The song underneath it: still moving

4:51 — Doing my part while the rest comes together

6:17 — Every day don't need to be a new announcement

6:31 — It can introduce me when I'm not there

7:23 — Growing the show, in front of the right people

8:30 — Still no five-year-plan answer — and not rushing one

9:06 — Let it develop — what's your daily bar?

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Royal Tey finally finished his portfolio site and gave every finished project one clear place to be seen. Before the site was done, showing the full range took too much explaining. One person might know the podcast. Somebody else might know one visual or one product idea. The full picture was spread across too many places. LEAVE PROOF follows what changed once the page was ready. Royal Tey talks about presenting the projects with care, letting the finished pieces speak first, and stepping into new conversations with something real behind his name. The episode also connects the old photography studio to the way creators use a phone today. The tools changed, but a finished piece can still carry your name after the camera is off. This is Season 4, Episode 3 of The Daily BARZ Club, continuing the story from KICK PUSH and THE GIFT & THE CURSE. Tap in with Royal Tey and Straight Edge Chuck for a real conversation about creative projects, portfolio presentation, personal growth, discipline, career opportunities, and self-development through hip-hop. Shoot and execute. Leave proof.

IN THIS EPISODE:

• The portfolio is finished: every project finally in one clear place

• Before the site: too much explaining, the full picture scattered

• Letting the finished pieces speak first

• The page works before the call — conversations start further ahead

• Put it where people can find it, and let it speak when you're not in the room

CHAPTERS:

0:01 — 2:26 AM: getting right

0:33 — The proof was spread across too many places

1:33 — The projects needed a clear table

2:49 — The page gives people something real to go by

3:48 — The level of care, visible before a word

4:41 — The portfolio does its part before the call

5:00 — I wanted the page to feel like me

6:34 — Seeing what's missing: the next move gets easier

7:47 — Let it speak when you're not in the room

8:46 — Something to back it up before I say a word

10:32 — The next conversation doesn't start from zero

11:20 — Shoot and execute — close

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You wanted it. You pushed for it. Now you got it — and it's asking you questions you weren't ready for. This episode is about what happens after the momentum hits. The skateboard from Kick Push is mounted on the wall now. That push became something real. But here's the part Lupe didn't put in the song — once you build something, it starts requiring things from you. Time. Decisions. Energy you thought you'd have more of by now. That's the gift and the curse living in the same room. The office is still unfinished. Not because the work stopped — because it didn't. Construction everywhere while something permanent already hangs on the wall. That's the tension. You're maintaining what you built while still building. Nobody tells you those run at the same time. This one is for anybody who got what they asked for and realized the ask didn't stop there. The weight and the win are the same thing. You don't resent it. You recognize it. One BAR at a time. Subscribe wherever you listen. New episodes drop weekly. Follow @RoyalTey across platforms for the daily push.

IN THIS EPISODE:

• Getting what you asked for — and the responsibility that arrives with it

• The AI-space test, taken without his tools

• School late, the degree, the app, Brand Architectz — everything converging at once

• Recognizing the season you're in, and what's stored for the next one

• Building it and carrying it at the same time

CHAPTERS:

0:01 — Thank you God: ten toes down

0:52 — The responsibility that comes with getting it popping

1:24 — Stumbling into the AI space: the test

3:27 — School late in life: the purpose wasn't clear yet

4:23 — The bachelor's, the podcast system, going all in

5:22 — The Daily BARZ app: attention vs. momentum

7:20 — Brand Architectz surfacing

9:42 — Recognizing the season you're in

11:42 — We don't believe in falling off — fix the screws, get back to it

12:45 — It's your time — time's not to play with

13:40 — Carrying it while still building it

15:23 — A new season ahead

16:20 — Get active in the Execution Room — close

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You don't need everything figured out to move forward. That's the lie that keeps people stuck — waiting for the perfect moment, the finished product, the sign that says 'now you're ready.' But real progress? It happens in the mess. In the middle. While the scaffolding is still up. This episode of The Daily BARZ Club draws from Lupe Fiasco's iconic 'Kick, Push' — a track that understood something most people miss: the journey IS the destination. Every push forward counts, even when you can't see the finish line. Royal Tey breaks down why momentum matters more than completion. Why the people actually building something meaningful aren't waiting for permission or perfect conditions. They're moving. Adjusting. Learning in motion. If you've been hesitating because things don't look 'ready' yet — this one's for you. Progress is already happening. Your only job is to keep pushing. Walk away from this episode feeling grounded, clear, and confident enough to build without apology. Subscribe to The Daily BARZ Club. New episodes drop daily. Follow Royal Tey for more raw perspective on growth, mindset, and momentum.

IN THIS EPISODE:

• Lupe's "Kick, Push": the journey is the destination

• Moving the finish line every time he got close — and catching himself doing it

• Momentum covers more ground than the plan did

• Enjoying the process vs. staring into the distance

• Progress happens in the middle, scaffolding still up

CHAPTERS:

0:00 — Kick, push: we ain't cutting corners

1:21 — Who this is for: hustlers, students, 9-to-5ers

3:00 — Tripping out: a lot of what I wanted a year ago

3:46 — Moving the finish line every time

4:02 — The Lupe loop: hearing somebody enjoy the process

5:03 — Momentum's strange way of covering ground

5:46 — Missing what's already happened

6:16 — Trust the process, keep moving

7:00 — The Facebook group — tap in

8:16 — You ain't the lonely one — close

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You've been grinding so long you forgot to look up. This episode is your permission slip to finally acknowledge where you are — not where you were, not where you're going, but right here. Right now. We're unpacking the lesson Drake dropped on 'Started From the Bottom' and why most people miss their own arrival because they're still mentally trapped in survival mode. The struggle was real. The late nights, the doubt, the moments nobody saw. But somewhere between then and now, you actually made it to a place you couldn't even picture when you started. That's not arrogance — that's awareness. And there's a difference between celebrating your wins and forgetting where you came from. This episode lives in that difference. Royal Tey breaks down why recognizing your progress isn't soft — it's strategic. Because if you can't see how far you've come, you'll never trust yourself to go further. You'll walk away from this one feeling something you might not have let yourself feel in a while: quietly proud. Not loud. Not performative. Just real. Subscribe to The Daily BARZ Club and let this episode remind you — you're not still climbing. You're here. Join the Execution Room via, (Facebook Group) if you've been putting the work for quiet accountability.🤫

IN THIS EPISODE:

• The permission slip: acknowledge where you are — not just where you're going

• Survival mode vs. arrival: why most people miss their own progress

• The split second at the desk — three screens deep when the phone went off

• No production team, no budget: consistency built this

• Recognizing your progress is strategic, not soft

CHAPTERS:

0:00 — Now we here: the journey on the table

1:42 — That split second — three screens deep

3:40 — Prime mentality

4:24 — "We actually here" — this ain't where we started

5:26 — Started from the bottom: the Drake lesson

7:33 — No production team: just me and consistency

8:23 — Clients trust me with a vision

10:03 — Measured in decisions, not moments

11:22 — Hear it different: not as motivation

12:26 — You keep passing up your own wins

13:26 — What's there — not what's missing

14:26 — Quiet accountability — close

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Most creatives are exhausted — not from the work itself but from running systems that were never built for them. In this episode Royal Tey breaks down what it really means to know your own creative frequency and why borrowing someone else's workflow is quietly costing you momentum. Using Snoop Dogg's landmark line from G'z and Hustlas off the 1993 Doggystyle album as the entry point, this episode unpacks the psychology behind original execution — what it looks like when a creative stops performing and starts actually building in their own lane. This one is for the side hustlers, the brand builders, the late night workers who are consistent but still feel like something is slightly off. The Execution Room is built for exactly this conversation.

IN THIS EPISODE:

• "I was just being authentic and they noticed" — movement he didn't engineer
• Recognized vs. seen: there's a difference
• He wasn't searching for the title — it came to him
• An iPhone and no mic: the station he built with Straight Edge Chuck
• People see things in us we can't see yet

CHAPTERS:

0:04 — "I was just being authentic and they noticed"

1:37 — Being the last one to hear about it

2:03 — Recognizing the light without chasing it

3:15 — He wasn't searching for the title

4:00 — Recognized vs. seen

5:31 — Every time I went to the culture, somebody noticed something

6:19 — The purpose in hip-hop: his own station

6:32 — An iPhone, no mic — with Straight Edge Chuck

8:18 — Just be you: authenticity isn't a strategy

9:15 — Looking back at the old episodes

10:03 — How creators become recognized

11:30 — The long run over the quick name

12:15 — What's my name? — close

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Structure Over Stress started from a Kurupt line on the Dogg Pound/Dogg Food era that hit me deep: when you don't have structure, you react to everything. And when you react to everything, confusion starts winning because every task, pressure, and distraction begins begging for your attention at the same time. This episode breaks down why structure is not just organization — it is emotional control, mental clarity, and execution power for creators, entrepreneurs, artists, and anybody trying to complete more without feeling buried by life. If you've been moving with too many open loops, too many unfinished projects, too much mental noise, or too much pressure with no system to hold it, this episode is for you. We talk about structure in self-development through hip-hop, how discipline creates peace, how order reduces reaction, and why a structured life makes goals easier to finish. In a world that rewards chaos and constant motion, structure is how you protect your attention, control the pressure, and turn intention into completion.

IN THIS EPISODE:

• The Kurupt line that reframed stress as a structure problem

• Unfinished loops: why your nervous system treats open tasks as danger

• Confusion burns energy; too many options burn energy

• Routines as mental protection — not fake 4 AM rules

• Structure doesn't kill creativity — it's what lets the overflow land

CHAPTERS:

0:03 — 11:50 PM: still up, a crucial day

1:32 — It's the lack of structure around the work

2:18 — Stress as shape-shifting: a new role every minute

2:45 — The Kurupt line: organized pressure

3:30 — Structure does the opposite of what people think

4:17 — The 2 AM business idea: open loops feel like danger

5:17 — Confusion burns energy

5:46 — Building automation into the workflow

6:52 — Creative minds overflow — they need structure most

7:48 — Even chaos has structure behind it

8:36 — Too many identities fighting for attention

9:17 — Texts change your mood, the algorithm your confidence

9:45 — Respecting routines: mental protection

10:31 — Daily execution momentum changes identity

12:01 — Stress doesn't disappear — structure stops it multiplying

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This episode is for the ones chasing results without getting credit for the repetition that built them. Hosted by Royal Tey, The Daily BARZ Club is a self-development through hip-hop podcast about unseen work, discipline in silence, creator mindset, behavioral psychology, emotional realism, delayed success, and identity transformation for artists, entrepreneurs, creators, podcasters, and side hustlers building through burnout, pressure, and the long stretch of nobody noticing yet. If you've ever felt the weight of unfinished goals, fake motivation, perfectionism, loneliness during growth, or the mental grind of becoming something greater before the world gives you recognition, this podcast gives language to that process and turns it into clarity, momentum, and power. This is where hip-hop philosophy meets self-improvement, where repetition becomes identity, and where the work you do in private becomes the person you are in public.

IN THIS EPISODE:

• The lonely part: hours in the studio before anybody cares yet

• Waking up and working before the results match the vision

• Repetition over motivation — finish one important section, then again

• Confidence comes from evidence, not hype

• Small repetition stacked over time becomes the person

CHAPTERS:

0:00 — You wasn't with me shooting in the gym

0:46 — The lonely part they never talk about

1:30 — Hours in the studio nobody sees

2:15 — Before the results match the vision

2:45 — Showing up mentally after work

3:16 — A strong mindset never came from one motivational video

3:48 — Repetition creates results

4:18 — Confidence never came from motivation — build evidence

5:19 — The work nobody sees

5:45 — Small repetition stacked over time

6:19 — Good Feels — the break

7:00 — It's been another one — sign-off

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This isn't about who you were. This is about how you execute now. In this episode of The Daily BARZ Club , Royal Tey breaks down the real meaning behind the iconic line from Jay-Z: "Allow me to reintroduce myself…" This isn't just a reintroduction — it's a reset. A reset of your mindset. A reset of your habits. A reset of how you move every single day. Most creatives stay stuck not because they lack ambition… but because their execution is scattered. Inspired by the principles from The One Thing by Gary Keller, this episode introduces a simplified system: 🎯 One disciplined action per day. No overthinking. No doing everything at once. Just one move that makes everything else easier… or unnecessary. This is self development through hip-hop for growth and creative execution. If you're balancing a 9–5, a side hustle, and a vision… this episode will help you reset your mindset and lock into daily execution. One BAR a day. That's how discipline is built.

IN THIS EPISODE:

• Season 3's reset: this ain't motivation no more — this is execution

• You're not lazy, you're overloaded: distraction is the enemy, not time

• The Daily BAR system: one non-negotiable move a day

• Nipsey's marathon ran on structure, not inspiration

• The One Thing question, translated: what's your one bar today?

CHAPTERS:

0:00 — The PSA: execution over motivation

1:06 — Find the problem: not lazy — overloaded, no structure

1:36 — Motivated at night: where the work actually happens

2:27 — Jay-Z's line was a reset, not just a bar

3:05 — The Daily BAR system: one non-negotiable a day

4:11 — If you can binge ten hours, you have time — it's priority

5:22 — Reintroduce yourself daily: identity over hype

6:51 — Discipline is the driver when motivation runs out

8:11 — "The One Thing": the move that makes everything else easier

9:13 — For the 9-to-5 artist: the new mindset in practice

10:55 — The Facebook group + Good Feels — sign-off

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Fuck What They Talkin' Bout: 14yo Washington High School freshman WINS first rap battle under pressure. Low confidence. Heavy doubt. Delivered anyway. Raw hip-hop motivation on discipline, mindset, performance when it counts. The Daily BARZ Club cuts through noise for grinders leveling up.

IN THIS EPISODE:

• The first rap battle at 14: low confidence, heavy doubt — delivered anyway

• First bar shaking, second bar stronger: the crowd goes from judging to listening

• Reps build immunity to the whispers

• Nipsey's rule: you'll never be criticized by someone doing more than you

• The field manual: one clip a day, 1% better every day

CHAPTERS:

0:20 — PSA: fuck what they talkin bout

1:05 — The first battle: back to the beginning

1:53 — Heart pounding: the cafeteria, every eye judging

2:52 — First bar shaking, second bar stronger

3:53 — What he learned: real ones never do the noise

4:21 — The SP-12 and the bedroom lab: reps build immunity

5:17 — Nipsey: never criticized by someone doing more

5:33 — Three solid bars shut down fifty whispers

6:00 — Good Feels — the sponsor

7:00 — The field manual: one clip a day

8:22 — 1% better a day

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In this powerful episode of The Daily BARZ Club, Royal Tey and Straight Edge Chuck break down the deeper meaning of Soliloquy ✨ — the internal dialogue that shapes every decision, every move, and every level of execution in your life.

Before the action… there is the thought.

Before the commitment… there is the conversation with self.

We explore why mastering your inner voice is the key to discipline, creation, leadership, and long-term success.

Your soliloquy is either building your empire — or quietly sabotaging it.

If you want to elevate your habits, sharpen your mindset, and take intentional action every single day, this episode is your blueprint.

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IN THIS EPISODE:

• The internal dialogue that shapes every decision — Royal Tey and Straight Edge Chuck

• "I knew I shouldn't have did it" — learning to hear the first voice

• Inside the writing room: how one bar gets built, thirty minutes before record

• Thought → symmetry → punchline: ideas move in symmetry

• Your soliloquy is building your empire — or quietly sabotaging it

CHAPTERS:

0:00 — Soliloquy: the self-talk that gives directions

1:00 — Everybody talks to themselves

3:31 — The conversation where you see your future self

5:02 — "I knew I shouldn't have" — the voice you ignored

6:01 — Every creation starts as a thought process

7:30 — Building the daily bar: symmetry of thought

13:02 — Thirty minutes before record

15:31 — Getting creative with the bar: strategic moves

17:32 — Stay creative, stay laced

19:00 — Good Feels — the offer

20:01 — Sign-off: Royal Tey & Straight Edge Chuck

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In this episode of GOOD ENERGY⚡️ (GOOD⚡️), we break down the real power of protecting your energy and consciously choosing positivity—starting with yourself and extending outward to the world around you. Hosted by Royal Tey and co-host Straight Edge Chuck, this conversation dives into how negative influences—like nonstop televised news cycles, social media noise, and even the company we keep unintentionally—can quietly drain our mindset and disrupt our focus. We talk about: Why not all energy deserves your attention How negativity spreads when left unchecked The discipline of guarding your mental space Actively instilling positive thoughts, habits, and intentions The power of giving genuine compliments and encouragement—and how that creates a positive chain reaction in real life This episode encourages listeners to force positivity with intention, flip awareness into action, and move through life with purpose, clarity, and GOOD⚡️—using self-development principles spoken through authentic hip-hop language. 🎧 Tap in and catch the full episode on: Redcircle, Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, and iHeartRadio for more motivation, mindset shifts, and growth-driven conversations straight from The Daily BARZ Club. ⚡️ Protect your spirit. ⚡️ Control what you consume. ⚡️ Lead with GOOD ENERGY.

IN THIS EPISODE:

• Protecting your energy — Royal Tey and Straight Edge Chuck

• The greeting that changes a room, and the compliment that carries somebody's whole day

• How negativity spreads: news cycles, feeds, and the company you keep

• One phone call that turned a stranger's day around

• The closing charge: send the text — keep the relationships alive

CHAPTERS:

0:00 — Good energy: the vibe in me

3:32 — Pay attention: greet people properly, show love

6:00 — Blocking your own blessings

7:31 — The call: turning somebody's day around

10:01 — Let the sunshine in: the compliment chain reaction

14:00 — What you feed your mind: news and social noise

18:01 — Change the energy

20:33 — Good Feels — the sponsor

22:30 — Last message: send them a text

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The holiday season can feel heavy—but it doesn't have to break you. In this episode of The Daily BARZ Club, "Keep Your Spiritz Up," we focus on shifting your mindset into appreciation—recognizing everything you've already overcome and accomplished, even if life isn't exactly where you want it to be right now. We talk about staying mentally strong and spiritually grounded during the holidays, clearing your mind of failure, doubt, and despair, and choosing gratitude over pressure. This isn't about forcing happiness—it's about protecting your joy, honoring your growth, and staying positive while you continue building forward, no matter your current position. ✨ Episode Sponsor — Good Feels Cannabis Seltzer Big love to our sponsor Good Feels Cannabis Seltzer for supporting the community. All listeners get an exclusive 20% off—just head to shop.getgoodfeels.com and use the promo code THECLUB at checkout. If this episode resonates, leave your feedback, let us know your biggest takeaway, and subscribe to unlock never-heard-before content plus behind-the-scenes moments—exclusively for members of The Daily BARZ Club. 🎧 Follow us on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, stay connected, and most importantly—keep your Spiritz up.

IN THIS EPISODE:

• A holiday conversation with Straight Edge Chuck — protecting your joy when money is tight

• Last year's funk vs. this year: what actually changed

• Feeding off the people around you — family, a game, the small interactions

• Knowing yourself when you hit the wall

• Looking out for the people who look out for you

CHAPTERS:

0:00 — Keep your spiritz up: the holiday weight

2:06 — The holidays and money: last year vs. this year

4:32 — Feeding off family energy

7:02 — Hitting the brick wall: knowing yourself

11:30 — Not letting the season turn you into somebody you're not

16:01 — The little interactions that matter

19:30 — Tires on their last leg: real-life pressure

23:30 — "Don't even worry about that" — looking out for people

25:34 — Good Feels — promo code THECLUB

26:33 — What's your daily bar? — sign-off

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When it's your moment to step up, will you take the swing or freeze at the plate? In this powerful episode of The Daily BARZ Club, Royal Tey breaks down the real psychology behind taking your shot, trusting your gut, and chasing the opportunities that can shift your entire life. Swing to Succeed dives deep into: How one bold attempt can open doors you didn't know existed Why trusting your instincts is a muscle you build through repetition The truth about trial, error, failure, and real growth How to stop playing scared and start moving with courage and clarity Why you'll never know your full potential until you swing first This episode is your reminder that every home run starts with a choice. Every blueprint begins with a moment of courage. And every win is born from a swing you decided to take when doubt tried to bench you. Tap in with Royal Tey and get the motivation, mindset, and momentum you need to swing on your dreams — because you'll never know what's possible until you MOVE ALSO DON'T MISS THIS OFFER! All listeners get an Exclusive Discount of 20% OFF GOOD FEELS Cannabis Seltzer🌱 GO TO Shop.getgoodfeels.com and my CODE: THECLUB for 20% OFF

IN THIS EPISODE:

• Swing or freeze: the psychology of taking your shot

• The school risk — twelve years of schooling, the fear, and going anyway

• Brick walls: the company ceiling, the extra-hours job, the pivot into design

• Failure is information — failed attempts fade; untested ones don't

• Research isn't the step: at some point you have to swing

CHAPTERS:

0:01 — Take a swing: step up to the plate

0:36 — Rational fear vs. the fear that holds you back

3:32 — The first move that changed everything

4:35 — The school risk: going back, passing, the degree

7:01 — Be my own boss: trial and error

8:33 — Behind the chair: the barber years

11:34 — Hitting the brick wall at the company

13:00 — Full education, extra hours at the other job

14:36 — Graphic design: the art that carried forward

16:03 — We all fail: failure is information

17:33 — Barbering is my art

21:32 — Research isn't the step

23:04 — You struck out — you still stepped up

25:01 — Good Feels — the offer

27:00 — The Facebook group — sign-off

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Episode Description — The Daily BARZ Club | S2 E4: "The Formula" Ever had that gut feeling telling you the truth—but you ignored it and paid the price? That's The Formula. In this solo drop, Royal Tey breaks down how trusting your first mind—the divine whisper inside—can save you from bad deals, fake energy, and missed blessings. Learn how to quiet the noise, move with confidence, and let faith guide your decisions. Sponsored by Good Feels Cannabis Seltzer — 100% vegan, 100% vibe. Get 20% off with code THECLUB. Tap in, trust cha gut, and discover The Formula.

IN THIS EPISODE:

• The lost take — the first recording muted out, so he powered through and recorded it again

• First mind vs. overthinking: what the gut actually is, and how to hear it

• The table story: clean numbers, solid contract, gut said no — he sat down anyway

• Why executives still lean on gut over spreadsheets and AI

• The listener challenge: three questions, and a gut story to bring to the group

CHAPTERS:

0:00 — The lost take: re-recording the whole episode

0:55 — Trust your gut — this is The Formula

1:54 — The DOC nod: the record that raised him

2:25 — First mind — the whisper, and what ignoring it costs

3:08 — The table: clean numbers, solid contract, gut said no

4:20 — Every time you ignore it, you pay

6:02 — What the research says about intuition

6:40 — Quiet the noise — the gut is a muscle

7:46 — The listener challenge: three questions

10:10 — Good Feels — code THECLUB

11:50 — Join the Facebook group — sign-off

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Season 2, Episode 3 of The Daily BARZ Club is live! 🔥 This week we're talkin' about building your own lane from scratch—no map, no GPS, just pure confidence in the come up. We're dropping gems on what it means to start with just a vision and the belief that you'll figure it out as you go. Tune in now and get inspired to make your own blueprint. The future is now, Link in bio! Get an exclusive 20% OFF "Good Feels Cannabis Seltzer" 20% Off Good Feels https://shop.getgoodfeels.com/discount/THECLUB

IN THIS EPISODE:

• A barber's road from scratch: the license, the cash-money days, the keys to the shop

• Losing the last full-time job — and the idea it jump-started

• Moving shops and learning every texture: mastery means nobody gets turned away

• The client who walked past his chair — and came back

• "We're not failures" — tests, effort, and knowing when to take the next challenge

CHAPTERS:

0:00 — No map, no GPS: starting from scratch

2:00 — The Sunday-morning idea

6:32 — Getting the license — respecting what I wanted to do

9:36 — Cash-money days: the early grind

11:33 — What made him different as a barber

16:30 — Keys to the shop — all day, all night

19:01 — Good Feels — the listener deal

21:02 — Losing the last full-time job — the jump-start

27:01 — "We're not failures"

28:32 — The chair: taking care of whoever sits down

31:30 — Turned away for hair type — mastery means every texture

34:32 — The all-Mexican barbershop — across the language wall

39:01 — The client who walked past his chair

45:34 — The first step — closing

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