HeyJaredThe Justin Aguirre Podcast
Helping driven men and women rebuild their body, discipline, and financial rhythm in 90 days - without burnout, hype, or extreme grind culture.
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Don't touch the Beard (opens the original)
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This episode started with my beard brushing up against the microphone… and somehow turned into a lesson on discipline, delayed gratification, fitness, money, and the long road. For the first time in my life, I’ve let my beard grow without constantly trimming, shaping, cutting, or messing with it. And what I realized is simple: sometimes the thing you want most only becomes beautiful when you stop touching the process. Whether it’s growing a beard, losing weight, saving money, building a relation
99 (opens the original)
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Six days ago, my grandmother turned 99 years old. Almost a century of life. Almost 100 years of memories, change, family, faith, loss, laughter, and presence. This episode is a reflection on what I’ve learned from watching her age — not just about time, but about slowing down, surrendering fear, and becoming more present to the life right in front of us. I talk about the way older people can teach us to live at a different pace, why we sometimes “pre-grieve” the people we love, and how my grandm
Why the World Cup Brings The World Together (opens the original)
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Every four years the world stops. Different languages. Different cultures. Different flags. Different religions. And somehow... We all gather around one game. In this episode I reflect on why the FIFA World Cup has become the greatest unifying sporting event on Earth, why competition doesn't always create division, and what soccer can teach us about humanity. I also share my semifinal thoughts, my predictions for the final, and why I believe the greatest lesson of the World Cup has very little t
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