What keeps someone going when motivation fades?
In this episode of the WIT Podcast, Brandon opens up about the real reason he never slows down — a place he refuses to ever return to.
After recently speaking inside a prison he once lived in, Brandon shares what it felt like to walk back into a cell — not as an inmate, but as a man with freedom, purpose, and perspective. That experience reignited what he calls "the burn": the internal fire that comes from knowing exactly what you're running from and what you're running toward.
This conversation dives into:
Why success should become your new floor, not your ceiling
How owning your past turns pain into fuel
Why discipline beats motivation every time
The danger of living in results instead of controlling what you can
How secrecy keeps you stuck — and ownership sets you free
Why everyone has a "prison," even if they've never been locked up
If you've ever wondered why some people keep pushing while others tap out — this episode will force you to look inward.
This isn't about hype.
It's about ownership, discipline, and refusing to go backward.
