Send us a text The countdown season loves theatrics—new mantras, loud goals, recycled pressure. We’re not doing that. This episode flips the script and talks about what power actually looks like before the applause shows up. No permission slips. No waiting on the algorithm to validate the vision. Just intention, alignment, and choosing your people while the work is still delicate. Brooklyn Rayne pulls up to break down how one honest reach-out to Styles turned into real momentum—not because th...
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Send us a text The countdown season loves theatrics—new mantras, loud goals, recycled pressure. We’re not doing that. This episode flips the script and talks about what power actually looks like before the applause shows up. No permission slips. No waiting on the algorithm to validate the vision. Just intention, alignment, and choosing your people while the work is still delicate. Brooklyn Rayne pulls up to break down how one honest reach-out to Styles turned into real momentum—not because th...
Volume vs. Validation: Why Being Loud Doesn't Make You Right
Brunch Behavior: The Pour Report
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Volume vs. Validation: Why Being Loud Doesn't Make You Right
Send us a text Just Because You’re Loud Doesn’t Mean You’re Right On this episode of Brunch Behavior: The Pour Report, we unpack why volume isn't validation—and yelling doesn’t make your argument more valid, just more exhausting. Growing up in environments where shouting was the norm can leave us thinking that loud equals powerful. Spoiler: it doesn’t. In this pour, we’re serving: • How childhood chaos trains adults to equate yelling with authority • Why turning up during disagreements ...
Brunch Behavior: The Pour Report
Send us a text The countdown season loves theatrics—new mantras, loud goals, recycled pressure. We’re not doing that. This episode flips the script and talks about what power actually looks like before the applause shows up. No permission slips. No waiting on the algorithm to validate the vision. Just intention, alignment, and choosing your people while the work is still delicate. Brooklyn Rayne pulls up to break down how one honest reach-out to Styles turned into real momentum—not because th...
