
I'm not here to sugarcoat anything—I'm a single father who survived divorce, extreme heartache, limiting beliefs, and the collapse of my successful company. I've battled my weight, peaking at nearly 350 pounds, and faced such darkness that I nearly ended my own life. But today, I'm a transformed man with purpose. This podcast is your wake-up call. Join me to get inspired and hear tales from warrio... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 64 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationMental HealthHealth & FitnessSelf-Improvement | |||

Episode 64
He has almost died 11 times. Not metaphorically. Eleven times something should have ended him. And he is still here, 68 years old, in the best shape of his life, building something that helps other people survive their own version of imp... more
Episode 63
There is a story running in the background of everything you do. You did not write it. But you have been living it your entire life.
Adam was in his late thirties before anyone ever asked him if he felt worthy of love. He had no answer... more
Episode 62
Jared Deveraux had the house, the trucks, the company logos blazed across everything. On paper, he was building something. Inside, he was performing. And the performance was costing him more than he knew. Then the money ran out. The choi... more
In this episode, host Adam Nugent delivers a wake-up call about the uncertainty, chaos, and "reckoning" he believes is unfolding globally—from war and economic instability to misinformation and rapid technological disruption. Rather than focusing on ... more
66-year-old man here just got done listening to this podcast. I don’t know that I could’ve been any more impressed. I’ve gained insights from listening to Adam and Jeff. I believe the world needs to hear both of these men -when we share our strengths and weaknesses, humankind benefits. Well, done to the both of you.
Jerry W
Adam is so authentic and down to earth. He is a breath of fresh air and is changing peoples lives! ❤️🙏🏻
“Being a guest on the Burn Up podcast was an incredible experience. I really enjoyed getting to know Adam better through our conversation and was grateful for the space he created to dive into meaningful topics. Afterward, I went back and listened to other episodes, and hearing the stories of men who have walked through challenges and come out stronger on the other side has been both eye-opening and empowering. Adam, keep going—you’re putting out really good work that matters. I’m looking forwar... more
Adam speaks from a place of lived experience—rock bottom. It’s not just empty motivation; it’s real, raw, and powerful because he’s been through the darkness and come out the other side. When someone has faced adversity, you feel the truth in every word.
Adam doesn’t sugarcoat anything, which makes it so impactful. His words remind you that no matter how low you feel, you’re not alone, and it’s never too late to turn things around. He’s proof that even in the darkest moments, there’s a way forw... more
Adam is one of the best! Great speaker and very motivational
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This podcast focuses on personal transformation through stories of overcoming significant life challenges, such as addiction, trauma, and emotional struggles. The discussions usually involve guests sharing their experiences with adversity and the paths they took toward healing and self-discovery. Notable themes include the importance of vulnerability, mental health, accountability, and embracing life's difficulties as opportunities for growth. Unique to this podcast is its heartfelt approach, where both the host and guests candidly share their darkest moments and the key lessons learned, making it relatable and inspiring for listeners facing their own hardships.
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Recent guests on Burn Up include:
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2. A.J. Whipple
3. Curtis Marsh
4. Ted Stern
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7. Chris Magleby
8. Rachel Royal
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