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In today’s episode, Brian recaps his trip to Australia, where he hit the stage at one of the biggest fitness events in the country… and somehow managed to make it back home in one piece. Between behind-the-scenes, travel stories, and a cheeky little interaction with another speaker, things got competitive real quick. No beef… just two egos, one stage, and a lot of laughs. If you like business, fitness, and unfiltered stories that definitely weren’t in the event brochure, this one’s for you.
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Fatherhood, Freakouts, and Figuring It Out In this episode, Brian and Cole kick things off with their usual chaotic guy humor before dropping into one of their most honest conversations yet: what it actually feels like to be a new dad. They break down the emotional whiplash of fatherhood—the moments of pure joy, the moments where you want to scream into a pillow, and the intrusive “shake the baby” instinct that no one talks about but every parent understands. They discuss balancing entrepreneurship with being present at home, why “presence vs. presents” is a false choice, and how...
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STOP WAITING FOR THE “RIGHT STRATEGY.” START SWINGING THE HAMMER. No intro. No music. No bullshit. Just two dudes sitting down, cracking the mics, and going straight for the throat. This is the most unfiltered, uncut, and unapologetically savage episode so far — packed with humor, business reality checks, partnership stories, and a full-blown assault on excuses. If you’ve ever said “I’ll start tomorrow,” this episode might emotionally slap you. 🧠 What You’ll Learn This Episode 1. Why You’re Not Winning (And Why You Know It) The guys break down the real reason most people...
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AI Won’t Take Your Job. A Hard-Working Motherf*cker Will. Welcome back to Two Guys One Mic – the show with middle-finger cover art, questionable openings, and stupidly valuable rants about business, content, and the internet. This episode starts unhinged (gay hats, unplugged mics, and IG handle hunting) and turns into a heavy conversation about AI, fear-mongering, personal brands, and why hard work is still the cheat code. 🧠 What This Episode Is Really About Is AI going to “ruin” social media and take over everything? Are you actually screwed if you’re not using AI? Or are...
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Your Expectations Are What's Keeping You Broke Welcome back to Two Guys One Mic — the show where you get stupid amounts of value, unfiltered opinions, and a side of degeneracy. In this episode, the guys go deep on flawed expectations, timelines, and what it actually takes to grow a brand, business, and social media in 2025. If you’re secretly pissed that you’re “not there yet,” this is the mirror you need. 🔥 What This Episode Is Really About Why most people fail not because of lack of effort, but because of delusional timelines The ugly truth: “You think you deserve the...
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The Content Game Is Broken (Here’s How to Actually Stand Out in 2025) In this episode of Two Guys One Mic, the boys go off on what’s really happening in the content world right now — copy-paste creators, ChatGPT parrots, carbon-copy “viral recreations,” and why so many coaches have views but no clients. They break down how the game has shifted from perfectly scripted, shot-for-shot recreations… to raw, targeted, principle-based content that actually converts. If you’re feeling stuck, copying trends, and wondering why nobody gives a shit about your posts, this one’s your wake-up...
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Your Friends Won’t Be There When You Make It (And Why That’s Okay) In this episode of Two Guys One Mic, the guys dive into a brutally honest reality most people avoid: The friends you have right now probably won’t be the friends you have when you’re successful. They unpack what happens when you start raising your standards, chasing a bigger life, and outgrowing the people who still want to drink, coast, and live in the past. If you’ve ever felt guilty for outgrowing your circle, or lonely on the way up, this one’s going to hit hard. 🔥 In This Episode, We Talk About: Why...
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The $10M Instagram Funnel Blueprint Is Here (And the Wild Story Behind It) In today’s episode, Brian and Cole crack open a monumental moment in their careers — the official launch day of Brian’s brand-new book: The $10 Million Instagram Funnel Blueprint. This isn’t just another “guru book.” It’s 11 years of business lessons, strategies, trial-by-fire failures, and proven systems condensed into 231 pages. And yes… it’s 99 cents. 🔥 What We Talk About in This Episode 📘 The Book That Took 11 Years to Build Why this book is the complete playbook that took them from tiny...
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Welcome back to Two Guys One Mic – the show with middle-finger cover art, questionable openings, and stupidly valuable rants about business, content, and the internet.
This episode starts unhinged (gay hats, unplugged mics, and IG handle hunting) and turns into a heavy conversation about AI, fear-mongering, personal brands, and why hard work is still the cheat code.
🧠 What This Episode Is Really About
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Is AI going to “ruin” social media and take over everything?
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Are you actually screwed if you’re not using AI?
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Or are you just lazy, scared, and hoping tech will save you from doing the work?
The guys break down:
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Why fear-based AI marketing is everywhere right now
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Why personal brands and real humans become more valuable as AI grows
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And how hard work + tools beats “AI + laziness” every day of the week
🤖 AI, Watermarks & Fear-Mongering
They start from a Tate clip about:
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AI videos becoming indistinguishable from real life
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Invisible watermarks “deciding reality”
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And elites supposedly using AI to control the masses
Then they flip it:
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Yes – AI is getting scary good.
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Yes – deepfakes and fake content are a real problem.
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But…
“AI isn’t going to take your job.
Someone who knows how to use AI way better than you – and works harder – will.”
And in the online business space?
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A TON of people are using AI fear to sell:
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“If you’re not using AI, you’re already behind.”
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“If you’re not running ads, your business is dead.”
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“The fitness industry is dying.”
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The boys call BS on all of it.
👤 Personal Brand > Perfect Tools
Brian’s take:
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AI will evolve
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Platforms will build guardrails
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Most people still just want to connect with real humans
The winners in an AI-heavy world will be:
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People building personal brands now
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People who:
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Talk to camera
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Tell real stories
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Have actual life experience and opinions
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Use AI as a tool, not a personality replacement
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Cole’s prediction:
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A tiny % of ultra-nerds will eventually build AI clones of themselves
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Most people:
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Won’t have the money
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Won’t have the discipline
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Won’t have the depth of experience
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Will just be spitting out generic ChatGPT scripts and wondering why nothing hits
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💬 Why AI Content Feels Like Trash
They go in on:
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ChatGPT captions & scripts:
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You don’t understand what you’re saying
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You can’t go deep on the concept
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It reads like a robot cosplaying as a life coach
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Cole’s example:
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Influencer loses a family member
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Posts a long, emotional caption
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Entire thing is obviously written by AI
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Same patterns, same tone, totally disconnected from how they’ve written for years
“You lost someone you love… and instead of writing from your soul,
you asked ChatGPT: ‘Write a post about loss.’ What the f*ck are we doing?”
📉 Fear Marketing & “The Industry Is Dying”
They torch some current narratives:
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“Fitness industry is dying.”
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“If you’re not copying other creators, you’ll never go viral.”
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“If you don’t use AI, you’re finished.”
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“If you don’t run ads, you’re getting left behind.”
Reality:
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73% of America is overweight
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2B people on Instagram
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PT Dom clients doing:
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$30K/month with <2,000 followers
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$300–500K/month with almost no ads
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Industry is not dying.
You’re just not that good yet.
💪 Hard Work Still Runs the World
This episode turns into a full-blown sermon on work ethic:
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Hard work absolutely leads to success – if you’re in the right vehicle and keep learning
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Construction worker vs Walmart employee:
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Same country, different ceiling
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Hard work still pays more in the higher-value vehicle
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To climb:
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Work hard at the job you have
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Learn the next level (supervisor, developer, investor)
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Stack skills while keeping the effort high
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They hammer:
“You’re not being replaced by AI.
You’re being replaced by the person who works harder AND uses better tools.”
🧱 The Common Denominator of Winners
Examples they hit:
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Hermozi – slept in gyms, gave value for free for years
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Elon – slept in factories
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Andy Frisella – seven years of no money, sleeping in the back of the shop
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Gary Vee – 15+ years of posting, grinding in a wine store until his 30s
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Nicholas (YouTuber) – ~1M subs, locked himself away, 12-hour days for months to build a course
The pattern:
Smart + savage work ethic – not hacks, shortcuts, and “best possible pathway” paralysis.
🧱 Winners vs Whiners
One of the best concepts from Cole:
“Everything you buy is a tribute to a winner.”
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Your shoes? Someone built a brand.
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Your phone? Someone built a company.
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Your car? Someone built the product, system, and factory.
Every dollar you spend is a vote for:
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Someone who worked their ass off
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Someone who built something useful
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Someone who didn’t sit in their car making videos about why hard work is dumb
So you’ve only got two options:
“Either become the winner… or shut the fck up and buy their sht.”
🎯 Core Takeaways
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AI is a tool, not a god.
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Fear-based “you’re screwed” messaging is mostly marketing manipulation.
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Personal brands and real stories will matter more, not less.
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Hard work is still the baseline requirement.
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The people who win will:
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Work hard
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Use tools (AI included) to go faster
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Keep learning, keep posting, keep showing up
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📲 If This Hit, Do This
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Screenshot the episode
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Share it to your IG Stories
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Tag @therealbrianmark and @coledasilva
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Tell a friend:
“Listen to this before you let AI scare you into being soft.”