The Living Proof Podcast

Daeron Myers

Real people. Real struggles. Real success.Living Proof is where transformation stories come to life. Hosted by Daeron Myers, this podcast features raw, unfiltered conversations with entrepreneurs, entertainers, and everyday people who turned their setbacks into comebacks. No fluff. No scripts. Just proof that where you start doesn't determine where you finish.New episodes weekly.

  1. 1d ago

    Single Mom Working 3 Jobs… Look at Her Now | Kenya Conway’s Story

    Want to learn how to make money using your vehicle? Daeron Myers is teaching everyday people how to turn their car, van, truck, or SUV into an income-producing asset through courier work and vehicle-based business opportunities. Start with Daeron’s full course here: https://www.courierbusinessacademy.com Join Daeron’s weekly training on how to make money with your vehicle: https://www.couriermasterclass.com Follow on Instagram: @daeron.myers @livingproofpodcastclub Learn the game, get the blueprint, and start using what you already have to create more income. What happens when you finally decide the life you've been living isn't the life you're supposed to settle for? On this episode of *The Living Proof Podcast**, Daeron sits down with **Kenya Conway* for a powerful conversation about transformation, entrepreneurship, mindset, mental health, addiction recovery, and what it really takes to completely change the direction of your life. Kenya's journey didn't begin as a successful CEO. She was a **single mother raising two children**, working multiple jobs, building a career in education, and trying to make ends meet while battling unhappiness, unhealthy relationships, emotional wounds from her childhood, and her own struggles along the way. She spent nearly 20 years in education. She built a DJ business on the side. She eventually reached what should have been her “dream job” in the school system. But something was still missing. Kenya realized that changing her income wasn't enough. She had to change her **mindset, habits, environment, and belief in what was possible for her life**. That decision eventually led her into entrepreneurship and the behavioral health industry—even though she wasn't a therapist, clinician, or substance-abuse counselor. When COVID changed the world in 2020, Kenya began building her behavioral health business while still working in education. She learned the licensing process, accreditation, staffing, systems, policies, procedures, and business infrastructure necessary to open a behavioral health practice. And when people told her the process would be too difficult and take too long, she kept moving. She says she was able to complete the process in **less than 90 days**. Today, Kenya has built multiple businesses and is taking everything she learned to help other aspiring entrepreneurs understand the **business side of behavioral health**—from launching and licensing a practice to hiring qualified professionals, building systems, developing leadership, and scaling. In this conversation, you'll hear about: • Growing up with material stability but emotional struggles • Breaking toxic patterns learned during childhood • Becoming a single mother and working multiple jobs • Why mindset changed the trajectory of Kenya's income • Going from teacher to DJ to behavioral health entrepreneur • Starting a behavioral health practice without being a clinician • The steps involved in launching and licensing a behavioral health business • Why failure is information—not the end of the goal • Hiring therapists, clinical directors, and qualified staff • Building a business around mental health and addiction recovery services • Why clinicians need to understand the BUSINESS side of healthcare • Leaving a career to pursue entrepreneurship full-time • Building wealth, freedom, impact, and legacy • Kenya's Behavioral Health CEO Academy and Behavioral Health Business Blueprint This isn't just a conversation about making money. It's about what can happen when you stop allowing your past, your circumstances, your career, or somebody else's expectations to determine what happens next. As Kenya explains during the conversation, **the transformation never stops**. If you're a nurse, therapist, clinician, healthcare professional, educator, aspiring entrepreneur—or simply somebody who knows you're capable of more—this episode is for you. 📲 *CONNECT WITH KENYA CONWAY* Follow *@KenyaSpeaks* on Instagram and message/comment *“CEO”* for more information about the Behavioral Health Business Blueprint and Behavioral Health CEO Academy. 🚚 *WANT TO LEARN THE COURIER BUSINESS?* Visit *CourierMasterclass.com* to learn more about Daeron's free courier business training. 🎙️ *THE LIVING PROOF PODCAST* Real people. Real testimonials. Real stories. Subscribe and turn on notifications for more conversations with entrepreneurs and everyday people who are living proof that your current circumstances don't have to determine your future.

    Single Mom Working 3 Jobs… Look at Her Now | Kenya Conway’s Story
  2. Aug 25

    Why Should White Guys Have All the Wealth? | Cedric Nash Living Proof

    In this episode of the Living Proof Podcast, we sit down with millionaire mentor, entrepreneur, investor, and author Cedric Nash for a powerful conversation about what it really takes to build wealth from the bottom. Cedric shares how he went from earning $36,400 a year after college to building his own consulting company, becoming a millionaire in his early 30s, investing in real estate, and eventually selling a home he built for more than $2 million. But this conversation goes far beyond making money. Cedric breaks down why long-term investing beats chasing quick money, why mentorship changed the trajectory of his life, and why building wealth requires patience, sacrifice, courage, and consistency. He also speaks candidly about the Black wealth gap, mistrust within the Black community, pooling capital, entrepreneurship, and why collaboration may be one of the biggest keys to creating generational wealth. In this episode, we talk about: How Cedric became a millionaire in his early 30sLeaving corporate America to start his own businessBuilding and selling a multimillion-dollar homeWhy entrepreneurship requires calculated riskThe importance of mentors and learning from people ahead of youWhy long-term investing can outperform tradingReal estate, stocks, syndications, and building wealth over timeWhy Black communities must learn to pool capital and build togetherOvercoming mistrust in businessThe story behind the Black Wealth SummitCedric’s wealth-building philosophy for anyone starting from the bottomCedric is also the author of Why Should White Guys Have All the Wealth? How You Can Become a Millionaire Starting from the Bottom and Millionaire Money Moves Supplemental Investment Guide. Want to learn how to make money using your vehicle? Daeron Myers is teaching everyday people how to turn their car, van, truck, or SUV into an income-producing asset through courier work and vehicle-based business opportunities. Start with Daeron’s full course here: https://www.courierbusinessacademy.com Join Daeron’s weekly training on how to make money with your vehicle: https://www.couriermasterclass.com Follow on Instagram: @daeron.myers @livingproofpodcastclub Learn the game, get the blueprint, and start using what you already have to create more income.

    Why Should White Guys Have All the Wealth? | Cedric Nash Living Proof
  3. Aug 18

    He Went Viral…Then Everything Fell Apart Hilarious Omar's Living Proof

    Before millions of views, viral comedy videos, packed stages, and the name Omar Terrell Reloaded, there was a kid from the DMV trying to survive circumstances that could have easily broken him. Born in Baltimore and raised between Baltimore, Prince George’s County, and the DC area, Omar Terrell’s story is much deeper than comedy. Growing up around family struggles, addiction, bullying, financial hardship, and instability forced Omar to develop a toughness that would eventually become part of his greatest gift: making people laugh. In this episode of The Living Proof Podcast, Omar sits down for one of his most transparent conversations yet. Long before becoming a stand-up comedian, Omar dreamed of playing in the NBA. He competed against elite basketball talent, played college basketball, and believed the court would become his future—until he finally had to admit that basketball wasn’t his calling. That realization opened another door. After only two weeks of writing jokes, Omar stepped onto a stage for the first time and immediately felt like he had discovered what he was supposed to be doing. But raw talent wasn't enough. Comedy clubs rejected him. He bombed on stages. Chicago humbled him. Veteran comedians tested him. And over the next 15 years, he learned that becoming a great stand-up comedian requires much more than simply being funny. Then the internet changed everything. Omar began creating comedy based around the cultures, accents, personalities, and mannerisms he experienced growing up. His Baltimore videos started gaining traction. His DC content exploded. Philadelphia followed. Then New York reached millions of views. Suddenly, Omar Terrell had become one of the recognizable voices in viral social media comedy, using his ability to imitate different cities and cultures to build an audience far beyond the DMV. But going viral and building a lasting career are two completely different things. Omar opens up about the setbacks behind the laughs—the people who disappeared during difficult seasons, mistakes he made, opportunities that didn't come when expected, rebuilding his confidence, and reaching points in life where getting back up became more important than being funny. Now he's rebuilding everything. His life. His brand. His comedy career. That's why it's Omar Terrell Reloaded. This isn't simply a comedian interview. It's a conversation about resilience, stand-up comedy, going viral on social media, finding your purpose, rebuilding your career, developing your craft, and refusing to quit when life knocks you down. Omar also breaks down what upcoming comedians need to understand about finding their voice, developing material for different audiences, competing in today's content-driven comedy industry, and why talent still matters—even when other creators have bigger budgets, bigger productions, and bigger platforms. If you've ever had to start over, reinvent yourself, chase something nobody else understood, or keep going when it felt like your opportunity should have happened already, this episode is for you. Omar Terrell isn't starting over. He's reloading. ▶️ Watch the full conversation and hear the story behind the comedian you've been seeing online for years. 📲 Follow Omar Terrell: @OmarTerrellReloaded 💬 COMMENT BELOW: What part of Omar's journey hit you the hardest? 👍🏾 LIKE this episode if you got value from the conversation. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE to The Living Proof Podcast for more real conversations with entrepreneurs, creators, comedians, and people who turned adversity into opportunity. Topics discussed: Omar Terrell, Omar Terrell Reloaded, DMV comedian, Baltimore comedian, DC comedian, stand-up comedy, Black comedians, viral comedians, social media comedy, comedy career, comedian podcast interview, Baltimore comedy, DC comedy culture, becoming a comedian, viral comedy videos, finding your purpose, overcoming adversity, career comeback, personal development, content creation, comedy industry, Living Proof Podcast #OmarTerrell #StandUpComedy #LivingProofPodcast #DMVComedy #Comedian Want to learn how to make money using your vehicle? Daeron Myers is teaching everyday people how to turn their car, van, truck, or SUV into an income-producing asset through courier work and vehicle-based business opportunities. Start with Daeron’s full course here: https://www.courierbusinessacademy.com Join Daeron’s weekly training on how to make money with your vehicle: https://www.couriermasterclass.com Follow on Instagram: @daeron.myers @livingproofpodcastclub Learn the game, get the blueprint, and start using what you already have to create more income.

  4. Aug 12

    This Chef’s Life Before the Kitchen Is INSANE | Chef Anthony Living Proof

    Want to learn how to make money using your vehicle? Daeron Myers is teaching everyday people how to turn their car, van, truck, or SUV into an income-producing asset through courier work and vehicle-based business opportunities. Start with Daeron’s full course here: https://www.courierbusinessacademy.com Join Daeron’s weekly training on how to make money with your vehicle: https://www.couriermasterclass.com Follow on Instagram: @daeron.myers @livingproofpodcastclub Learn the game, get the blueprint, and start using what you already have to create more income. Chef Anthony’s story didn’t start in a kitchen. Raised by his great aunt and uncle after his teenage parents realized they weren’t ready to raise him, Anthony learned early that life doesn’t always follow the path you expect. Years later, at just 19 years old, that lesson became even more real when a seizure led doctors to discover a serious problem with the blood flow in his brain—forcing him to undergo brain surgery and completely rethink the way he was living. But that still wasn’t the biggest turn his life would take. Anthony eventually found himself making fast money—at one point remembering a $20,000 day—before everything came crashing down. In 2011, he turned himself in and was ultimately sentenced to 32 months in federal prison. Inside prison, however, something unexpected happened. While other people may have seen 32 months as lost time, Anthony started preparing for the life he wanted when he came home. He asked the people on his visitation list to send him recipe books and cooking magazines. He studied recipes, took notes, experimented with ideas on paper, and began thinking seriously about creating a culinary business when his sentence was over. When he finally came home, the transformation didn’t happen overnight. Anthony worked restaurant jobs, took temporary positions, learned how businesses operated, continued sharpening his skills in the kitchen, and consistently documented his food online. He eventually developed a style that made his work stand out, began attracting paying clients, and reached the point where his business was pulling him away from his 9-to-5 so often that he finally made the decision to bet on himself full time. Today, Chef Anthony’s story is bigger than food. It’s about what happens when your past catches up with you, what you do when everything gets stripped away, and how one decision to change direction can completely rewrite the rest of your life. In this episode of Living Proof, Chef Anthony opens up about federal prison, nearly losing his life, marriage, entrepreneurship, building a personal brand, finding his lane in the culinary world, and why he believes consistency and differentiation helped him turn his passion into a legitimate career. This is the story of what can happen when somebody comes home determined not to go back to the life they left behind. If this conversation gave you a different perspective on second chances, drop a comment below and let us know what part of Chef Anthony’s story hit you the hardest. Subscribe to Living Proof for more conversations with people who turned adversity, mistakes, setbacks and unexpected opportunities into something bigger.

    This Chef’s Life Before the Kitchen Is INSANE | Chef Anthony Living Proof
  5. Aug 4

    He Was a Cop, Judge, Prosecutor This Might Be the Wildest Lawyer in America

    Want to learn how to make money using your vehicle? Daeron Myers is teaching everyday people how to turn their car, van, truck, or SUV into an income-producing asset through courier work and vehicle-based business opportunities. Start with Daeron’s full course here: https://www.courierbusinessacademy.com Join Daeron’s weekly training on how to make money with your vehicle: https://www.couriermasterclass.com Follow on Instagram: @daeron.myers @livingproofpodcastclub Learn the game, get the blueprint, and start using what you already have to create more income. Before he became The Fly Lawyer, Jackie Patterson was jumping out of airplanes as an Army paratrooper, chasing suspects through Atlanta as a police officer, leading a department as police chief, serving from the bench as a judge, prosecuting cases—and eventually defending the same type of people he once arrested. But behind the designer suits, red bottoms, Maybachs, Rolls-Royces and larger-than-life personality is a story built on faith, discipline, sacrifice and painful lessons. In this episode of the Living Proof Podcast, The Fly Lawyer explains how he created a legal career unlike anyone else in Georgia, why he legally changed his name, and how authentic social media marketing helped turn him into a recognizable brand. He also opens up about the criminal cases he will never forget, the inequality he has witnessed inside the justice system and what more than 1,400 jury trials taught him about winning under pressure. The conversation becomes deeply personal when he reveals how infidelity ended his marriage, how his ex-wife remained his best friend for 25 years and why losing her became the most painful experience of his life. From courtrooms and criminal cases to music, relationships, regret, legacy and giving back, this is the story of a man who refuses to live an ordinary life. Watch until the end to discover why The Fly Lawyer says: “I’m him—not them.” If this conversation gave you a new perspective on faith, success, relationships or what it means to build a life on your own terms, hit the Like button and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. Subscribe to the Living Proof Podcast and turn on your notifications so you don’t miss the next story. Then drop a comment below and tell us: Which chapter of The Fly Lawyer’s journey surprised you the most? Make sure you follow and search The Fly Lawyer on social media and all major music platforms.

    He Was a Cop, Judge, Prosecutor This Might Be the Wildest Lawyer in America
  6. Jul 28

    He Lost Everything | Then Airbnb Made Him a Millionaire | Jerrell Dinkins

    In this powerful episode of The Living Proof Podcast Club, Jerrell Dinkins shares his journey from growing up in the Bronx and earning a Division I basketball scholarship to building success in network marketing—only to experience financial collapse, drinking, three DWIs, jail time, pregnancy loss, and the possibility of homelessness. Through faith, consistency, and the decision to keep moving forward, Jerrell refused to let his darkest season become the end of his story. With his marriage approaching its breaking point, Jerrell and his wife decided to risk what they had left on two Airbnb properties. Within their first 24 hours, they generated more than $8,000 in bookings—a moment that changed their finances, strengthened their marriage, and launched a new chapter in their lives. Jerrell opens up about the decisions that nearly destroyed him, the boundaries and sacrifices required to rebuild, and how he turned his experience into a mission to teach others what is possible through Airbnb and real estate. This conversation is about more than making money. It is about surviving failure, rebuilding after loss, choosing the right partner, staying consistent, and finding purpose through the pain. Follow Jerrell Dinkins: @thejdinkins Follow @livingproofpodcastclub for more real conversations about transformation, relationships, business, healing, and leveling up. Subscribe, like, and share this episode with someone who needs proof that their current situation does not have to be their final destination.

    He Lost Everything | Then Airbnb Made Him a Millionaire | Jerrell Dinkins
  7. Jul 21

    How do you lose the love of your life & Keep Going | Donielle Young Living Proof

    In this powerful episode of the Living Proof Podcast, Donielle Young—also known as The Grief Disruptor—opens up about losing her husband of 16 years to stage four colon cancer and rebuilding her life after unimaginable loss. Donielle shares how childhood abandonment, family trauma, therapy, marriage, widowhood, and faith shaped the woman she is today. She also breaks down her G3 Framework: moving through the grief, developing the grit, and reaching the glow-up. This conversation explores: • Breaking free from unhealthy family dynamics • Preparing yourself for a healthy marriage • Grieving while still working, parenting, dating, and living • Understanding the identity shift that comes with loss • Auditing your environment and protecting your energy • Allowing grief and joy to exist at the same time • Turning pain into purpose and helping others heal Whether you are grieving a loved one, a relationship, an old identity, or the life you thought you would have, this episode is a reminder that you are still here—and God is not finished with you yet. Follow Donielle Young: @thegriefdisruptor Follow @livingproofpodcastclub for more real people and real testimonies. Want to share your story on the Living Proof Podcast? DM @livingproofpodcastclub to become a guest. Subscribe, comment, and share this episode with someone who needs encouragement to keep going. #LivingProofPodcast #DonielleYoung #TheGriefDisruptor #GriefJourney #Widowhood #HealingJourney #GriefSupport #LifeAfterLoss #FaithAfterLoss #BlackWidows #MentalHealthAwareness #PersonalGrowth

    How do you lose the love of your life & Keep Going | Donielle Young Living Proof
  8. Jul 14

    He got Fired 36 times | But the NFL Ballers kept finding this one man

    Want to learn how to make money using your vehicle? Daeron Myers is teaching everyday people how to turn their car, van, truck, or SUV into an income-producing asset through courier work and vehicle-based business opportunities. Start with Daeron’s full course here: https://www.courierbusinessacademy.com Join Daeron’s weekly training on how to make money with your vehicle: https://www.couriermasterclass.com Follow on Instagram: @daeron.myers @livingproofpodcastclub Learn the game, get the blueprint, and start using what you already have to create more income. What does it really take to build a legacy? In this episode of the Living Proof Podcast, we sit down with legendary performance coach Myron Flowers, the man behind the success of some of the biggest names in professional sports. From training NFL stars like Vernon Davis, Stefon Diggs, Trayvon Diggs, Ronald Darby, and countless elite athletes to being kicked out of 36 gyms before opening his own facility, this conversation is a masterclass in perseverance, leadership, and purpose. Myron shares the untold story behind Domain Fitness, the mindset that carried him through rejection, why exposure changes everything, and how seeing your dream is often the first step toward achieving it. He also explains why leadership isn't about titles—it's about showing up every single day, even when nobody is watching. If you're an entrepreneur, athlete, coach, business owner, or someone chasing a dream that nobody else can see yet, this episode will challenge the way you think about success, discipline, and building something that outlives you. In this episode you'll discover: How Myron Flowers built one of the DMV's most respected performance training brandsThe real story behind training NFL and Division I athletesWhy getting kicked out of 36 gyms never stopped the missionThe mindset that separates leaders from followersHow football shaped his approach to business and lifeWhy exposure creates opportunityLessons every entrepreneur can apply to their own businessWhy success is built through consistency, relationships, and service If this conversation inspired you, make sure to Like, Subscribe, and Turn On Notifications so you never miss another episode of the Living Proof Podcast.

    He got Fired 36 times | But the NFL Ballers kept finding this one man

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Real people. Real struggles. Real success.Living Proof is where transformation stories come to life. Hosted by Daeron Myers, this podcast features raw, unfiltered conversations with entrepreneurs, entertainers, and everyday people who turned their setbacks into comebacks. No fluff. No scripts. Just proof that where you start doesn't determine where you finish.New episodes weekly.