For the shortest episode in MMP history, I’m giving a quick update on some exciting public speaking opportunities I've been offered—including a few big projects happening at the national level in the CVIP world. I also talk about why it’s time for us to put together a real production team, so we can avoid these technical issues that force us to drop these quick, unplanned episodes. More details coming soon—thanks for sticking with us!

MMP Ep.10 - Milt's Motivation

This week on the Muddy Mindset Podcast, Beezy and Milton take us from awareness to action. After last episode’s deep dive into poverty, redlining, and oppression, it’s time to break the “force of average” and step into the real work of change.

From challenging your own habits to confronting the comfort zone, the muddy mentors explore how fear of success can shadow fear of failure, why discipline bridges the gap between potential and progress, and how breaking average starts within the mind. Beezy spotlights his friend Jevon Hudspeth (dooder2x on TikTok), whose sunrise grind inspires the fight against comfort. Milton shares how accountability matters most when no one’s clapping.

The conversation ties individual growth to community impact, reminding us: if we don’t heal ourselves, we repeat cycles together. Youth voices weigh in on self-accountability, and Milton closes with a motivational moment about rewriting your story daily.

This isn’t about perfection; it’s about progression. Tap in, share your story, and keep it muddy.

Welcome back to the MMP, family. This episode digs deep into the roots of violence and poverty that shape our streets and our lives. We take you back to the Great Depression and expose the harsh truth of redlining—how discriminatory housing policies carved up our neighborhoods and cut off opportunity for people of color. This ain't just history; it’s the foundation of the blight, food deserts, and toxic stress that keeps the cycle of violence spinning.

We break down how poverty traps brains in survival mode, making good choices feel impossible when resources are nowhere to be found. Through real stories from the block and science that explains why, we highlight why this cycle isn’t just about individuals, but systems set to keep whole communities down. You’ll hear the voices pushing back—youth perspectives, community leaders like Rob Pasker, and voices from Grits and Eggs on reparations and healing.

This episode isn’t about excuses, but understanding. It’s about shining light on the roots so we can grow something different—hope, solutions, and something real from the mud.

Hit us up anytime at muddymindsetpod@gmail.com. Follow the movement on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook @Muddymindsetpod. Subscribe, share, and stay resilient, because we’re built for way more than the average.