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This is Part 1.
A letter read out loud.
A voice speaking into silence.
Memories that feel clear… and others that feel questioned.
In this episode, I begin a chapter that sits at the center of my story — where love, confusion, absence, and identity collide. Nothing is explained upfront. Nothing is resolved here. You’re meant to listen, feel, and decide for yourself what’s unfolding.
This is the opening of a journey, not the conclusion.
Some doors are opened slowly for a reason.
If this resonates, stay with it.
The rest comes in time.
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Before It’s Too Late
Hosted by Isaiah Brown

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This chapter is written as a letter, but not everything is what it seems. What starts with humor slowly opens into a deeper truth about survival, identity, and learning how to live again when life forces you to stop. This episode touches on mental health, resilience, and the unexpected places healing can begin. If you’ve ever had to sit with yourself in an unfamiliar space and find strength anyway, this one is for you.

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This poem is a reminder to every woman who’s ever forgotten her value. You’re Worth It speaks life into the truth that your body, your love, and your time are sacred — not something to be given away just to feel seen.

Through raw emotion and honest reflection, I challenge the idea that intimacy should come easy. Real love takes patience, respect, and effort — because you’re worth the wait, the work, and the world.

💭 “Don’t just give it away. Make em earn what’s priceless — you.”

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This piece is more than poetry — it’s truth wrapped in rhythm. In Po Black Country, I pull back the curtain on identity, struggle, and pride, exploring what it means to exist at the intersection of Blackness, culture, and survival.

It’s the voice of generations carried through sound — southern roots, urban grind, and spiritual resilience. This isn’t about fitting in; it’s about standing firm in who you are, even when the world tries to write your story for you.

💭 “I ain’t just Black — I’m country too. And both sides tell my truth.”

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In this episode, I open up about the why behind it all — the story, the struggle, and the spark that created Before It’s Too Late. This isn’t just a brand; it’s a calling born from pain, healing, and purpose.

You’ll hear how a moment of transformation turned into a movement. From therapy sessions and loss to rediscovering faith, I share how my life’s hardest lessons became the foundation for helping others find their voice, heal their hearts, and walk in purpose — before it’s too late.

💭 “I’m not just building a platform — I’m building a legacy.”

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In this first episode of Before It’s Too Late, host Isaiah Brown opens up with an unfiltered reading of his promo chapter, “Letter to My Ex.” Written during a season of deep healing, the piece uses metaphor and raw honesty to explore pain, addiction, loss, and the fight to reclaim your life before it’s too late.

Isaiah leaves the mistakes in and speaks from the heart, giving listeners a true glimpse of the journey that inspired this podcast. This chapter isn’t just about one person — it’s about anyone who’s ever struggled to let go, to heal, and to speak their truth.

Join Isaiah as he sets the tone for future episodes: real stories, real voices, and real conversations about life’s hardest and most beautiful moments.