What if the greatest obstacle in your life isn’t the world—but yourself?

In I Am Scared of Myself, entrepreneur, educator, and author Di Tran explores the quiet, often unspoken fear that holds so many people back: the fear of facing who they truly are—and who they could become.

This podcast is a guided journey from self-fear to self-acceptance, from hesitation to deliberate action. Drawing directly from the book’s philosophy, each episode breaks down how fear disguises itself as procrastination, perfectionism, overthinking, and avoidance—and how acceptance becomes the first act of victory.

You’ll learn how to:

• Recognize self-fear before it silently controls your decisions

• Replace paralysis with progress through small, consistent actions

• Practice self-acceptance without excuses or denial

• Build confidence through action, not motivation

• Shift from “I hope” to “I have done it”

This is not a podcast about hype or shortcuts. It is about honest self-confrontation, daily discipline, and choosing progress even when fear is present.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, doubted yourself, or delayed your own growth—this podcast reminds you of a powerful truth:

You do not defeat fear by fighting yourself.
You win by accepting yourself—and moving forward anyway.

🎧 New episodes focus on real-life application, inner clarity, and becoming the person your actions prove you are.

What separates a life of intention from a life of impact?

I HAVE DONE IT is a mindset, a practice, and a declaration. Inspired by the book I HAVE DONE IT: Living a Legacy of Action and Value by Di Tran, this podcast moves beyond motivation and into measurable action—where purpose is proven by what gets done.

Building on the foundation of the “YES I CAN” mentality, this series explores the powerful transition into “I HAVE DONE IT”—the moment when thought becomes movement and values become visible through action.

Each episode dives into the core truth of human fulfillment:
👉 Action creates meaning. Value creates legacy.

Through practical reflection and real-life application, listeners will learn how to:

• Turn intention into execution at any stage of life

• Overcome fear, hesitation, and regret with disciplined action

• Create value for self, others, and the world around them

• Honor effort and exhaustion when it comes from purposeful living

• Document personal “I HAVE DONE IT” moments as proof of a life lived with intention

Whether you are discovering your direction, building through responsibility, or reflecting on legacy, this podcast is a guide to writing your name through action—not words.

Because in the end, fulfillment isn’t what you planned to do.
It’s what you can honestly say:

“I HAVE DONE IT.”

Welcome to Body Prayer: The Inward Revolution, a podcast about real change—the kind that happens inside first, then shows up in your habits, your behavior, and your life.

This series is grounded in one simple truth: plans don’t change lives; actions do. Through deliberate, repeatable behaviors, we explore how lasting transformation is built—not through motivation spikes or resolutions, but through small, intentional acts practiced daily.

Drawing from behavioral science principles influenced by Chase Hughes, this podcast focuses on mastering your internal environment—your body, breath, pace, and awareness—so your external life begins to align naturally with purpose and gratitude.

Each episode offers practical guidance to help you:

• Wake With Purpose — Use the brain’s most receptive moments to set direction for your day.

• Move With Deliberation — Slow your walking, speaking, and reactions to reclaim clarity and presence.

• Practice Self-Respect — Discover how hydration, sleep, order, and posture are foundational acts of self-love.

• Reset the Nervous System — Apply intentional breathing and physical anchors during stress or chaos.

• Build Micro-Habits — Create momentum through small, repeatable actions that compound into lasting change.

Growth is not about dramatic breakthroughs. It is about becoming slightly better than yesterday, consistently and honestly. This podcast is for anyone seeking deeper inner peace, stronger discipline, and a life shaped by gratitude rather than reaction.

Live slowly. Act deliberately. Change from the inside out.

Think of your daily behaviors as the chisel of a sculptor shaping a block of marble. A masterpiece is not created by force or speed, but by measured, intentional taps—revealing, over time, the beauty that was always there.

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In this episode, we explore the future of beauty education through the pioneering work of Di Tran, founder of Di Tran University and Louisville Beauty Academy. Drawing from decades of IT and systems engineering experience, Di Tran introduces a first-of-its-kind AI-driven beauty curriculum designed to elevate safety, sanitation, consistency, and—most importantly—human connection.

This episode breaks down how artificial intelligence (AI) transforms beauty education by delivering precise, standardized, and gamified technical instruction across programs ranging from 1,500-hour cosmetology training to focused 300-hour specialty courses. By allowing AI to manage technical accuracy, compliance, and repetition, human instructors are empowered to focus on what technology cannot replace: mentorship, empathy, creativity, and humanization.

We also explore the business of beauty education, examining how this lean, scalable, and compliance-by-design model supports state licensing, workforce development, and national expansion through franchising and licensing. Di Tran shares his guiding philosophy—“Adopt, Adapt, Love, Learn, and Lead”—as a practical framework for building resilient professionals and thriving communities.

Whether you are a beauty student, educator, regulator, or entrepreneur, this episode offers a grounded, results-driven vision of how AI and humanity can work together to redefine education in the modern era.

Think of AI in beauty education as a high-precision GPS for a pilot:
AI manages the exact coordinates, safety checks, and technical flight path—
while the human educator provides judgment, care, artistry, and connection.

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Artificial intelligence has permanently changed the rules of success.

For centuries, power belonged to those who controlled knowledge, credentials, and access. Today, AI has dismantled those gatekeepers. Information is abundant. Tools once reserved for elites are now universal. In this new reality, knowledge alone is no longer power.

In The Great Equalizer: Honesty, Creativity, and Action in the Age of AI, author Di Tran argues that a new standard has emerged—one rooted not in prestige or privilege, but in who acts, who creates, and who lives truthfully.

Drawing from decades of experience in software engineering, entrepreneurship, education, and human-centered systems, Tran presents AI not as a threat to humanity, but as a moral mirror—one that exposes inefficiency, rewards transparency, and amplifies genuine human value.

This book reveals why the future belongs to those who embrace:

• Honesty — In an age of radical transparency, AI exposes shortcuts, false authority, and empty credentials. Integrity is no longer optional; it is foundational.

• Creativity — As machines handle repetition and optimization, human originality, empathy, and imagination become the true competitive advantage.

• Action — Ideas and intentions are meaningless without execution. AI accelerates outcomes, but only for those willing to move.

Readers will explore how AI is:

• Leveling the playing field across industries, professions, and socioeconomic backgrounds

• Dismantling outdated hierarchies in education, business, and governance

• Shifting power away from titles and toward measurable impact and service to others

Ultimately, The Great Equalizer is not a technical manual—it is a call to responsibility. A guide for leaders, professionals, creators, and everyday individuals who understand that in the Age of AI, success is no longer about what you know, but what you do with what is now available to everyone.

Think of AI as turning on the lights in a vast warehouse that was once dark and locked.
For generations, only a few people held the keys.
Now the lights are on for everyone.

The keys no longer matter.
Only action does.

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Time is impartial. It rewards those who act with intention and exposes those who hesitate.

Inspired by The 5% Rule, this podcast explores the deeper question behind success: What are you doing with the limited time you are given? Through reflection on faith, resilience, work ethic, and legacy, we examine why most people trade meaning for comfort—and how a disciplined few choose purpose instead.

This series invites you to:

• Rethink success beyond money and status

• Replace fear with faith-driven action

• Simplify life to amplify impact

• Build habits that honor both effort and surrender

This is a podcast for those ready to live deliberately, work honestly, and leave something meaningful behind.

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Time is the most democratic force in existence—it gives everyone the same 24 hours, yet produces vastly different lives.

Time Waster or Time Chaser is a reflective and practical podcast exploring how our daily choices shape who we become, what we build, and the legacy we leave behind. Time is neither cruel nor kind—it is a relentless witness, recording every act of intention, hesitation, courage, and avoidance.

This series examines the central question we all face:
👉 Are you chasing time with purpose—or letting it quietly pass you by?

Drawing from principles of continuous improvement (kaizen), self-action, and intentional living, each episode guides listeners to see time as both a teacher and a test—a force that rewards clarity, discipline, and alignment.

• Your Life’s Mission – How purpose is discovered through action, reflection, and lived experience

• Action vs. Inaction – Why waiting feels safe, why movement creates momentum, and how progress begins

• Legacy in the Ordinary – How small daily choices compound into long-term impact

• Fast and Slow Living – Mastering time through mindfulness, flow, and intentional pacing

• Fulfillment from Within – Why meaning is built internally, not borrowed externally

Time cannot be paused, rewound, or negotiated—but it can be respected, directed, and honored.

This podcast is not about doing more.
It is about doing what matters—on purpose.

Time is a powerful river.
You cannot stop its flow, but you can choose how to move within it.
Be a drifter, carried wherever the current pulls…
or become a navigator, using the river’s force to reach a destination that truly matters.

🎧 Choose wisely. Time is listening.

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In an era shaped by artificial intelligence, the meaning of power is being rewritten.

For centuries, knowledge was power—rare, guarded, and controlled by those with access. Today, AI has changed everything. Information is no longer scarce. It is everywhere, instant, and abundant. When everyone has knowledge, knowledge alone no longer defines influence.

So what does?

This podcast explores the vision of Di Tran, founder of Di Tran University – The College of Humanization, who argues that a new currency of power is rising above data, algorithms, and automation:

Truth. Love. Care.

Each episode examines how these human values become essential in an AI-driven world:

• Truth – Beyond facts, we explore transparency, integrity, and authenticity in an age of misinformation and synthetic realities.

• Love – Not as sentiment, but as empathy in action—building trust, dignity, and meaningful connection.

• Care – Taking responsibility for people, communities, and the future we are creating together.

Rather than replacing humanity, AI becomes a tool that frees us—handling scale, speed, and data—so humans can focus on what machines cannot: connection, compassion, and purpose.

From leadership and education to personal growth and social impact, this podcast offers a human-centered roadmap for navigating the digital age with clarity and conscience.

Power is no longer about control.
It is about how we treat one another.

Knowledge once functioned like a rare gemstone—valuable because few could obtain it.
AI has turned that gemstone into sand—abundant and everywhere.

When the material is no longer rare, value shifts.

The real wealth is not the sand itself, but the bridges we build with it—bridges of honesty, empathy, and care that connect human beings.

That is the new currency of power.

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