In this episode of the New World Leaders Podcast, Brandon “B McFly” Chastang opens up about the internal battles that can exist behind the image of someone who appears fearless.

We talk about what it means to be scared of yourself while communicating that you’re not afraid of anyone, and how confronting what’s happening internally can be more difficult than facing anything outside of yourself.

Brandon also shares why releasing what you’re feeling mentally is necessary for moving forward. Holding everything inside can keep you trapped in the same cycles, while acknowledging, expressing, and working through those emotions can create room for growth.

Ultimately, the conversation comes back to one powerful idea:

Sometimes the biggest obstacle between you and where you want to go is you.

Getting out of your own way means confronting yourself, releasing what no longer serves you, and giving yourself permission to move forward.

🎙️ Watch the full conversation and hear Brandon “B McFly” Chastang’s perspective on fear, mental health, self-awareness, and personal growth. If this conversation resonates with you, share it with someone who may need to hear it.

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In this episode of New World Leaders, Kyhir Green sits down with Suleiman Hassan to unpack the hidden forms of addiction that can shape our behavior, mindset, relationships, and everyday lives.

We explore why certain habits become difficult to escape, what keeps people trapped in destructive cycles, and what it takes to develop the awareness and discipline needed to break free.

This conversation goes beyond surface-level motivation and dives into addiction, habits, discipline, self-awareness, personal growth, mindset, behavior, and breaking negative cycles.

If you’re trying to become a better version of yourself, overcome destructive habits, or gain a deeper understanding of the patterns influencing your life, this conversation is for you.

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What if your phone knows you better than you know yourself?

Every swipe, like, pause, and share teaches algorithms who you are. Over time, your social media feeds begin reflecting your habits, beliefs, interests, and attention patterns back to you. But what happens when you're no longer using technology intentionally—and instead, technology begins shaping you?

In this episode of the New World Leaders Podcast, we explore the hidden relationship between people and technology, how social media algorithms influence our daily decisions, why doom scrolling is so addictive, and how to transition from unconsciously consuming content to intentionally using technology as a tool for growth.

In this conversation, you'll learn:

How social media algorithms track your behavior.

Why doom scrolling is so difficult to stop.

The psychology behind personalized content.

How technology influences your thoughts, emotions, and habits.

Practical ways to become more intentional with your screen time.

How to retrain your algorithm to serve your goals instead of your distractions.

Why digital literacy is one of the most important skills of the modern era.

Technology isn't inherently good or bad—it's a tool. The question is whether you're controlling your technology, or whether it's controlling you.

If this conversation challenged your perspective, be sure to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and share it with someone who wants to build a healthier relationship with technology.

⬇️ We'd love to hear from you in the comments: How has social media shaped your daily habits, and what's one change you've made to use technology more intentionally?