UnMotivated

Trevor aka "The Dog Father"

Welcome to The Unmotivated Podcast — the realest space where we talk business, life, personal growth, mindset, and dogs. We call ourselves the most Unmotivated Motivated people you’ll ever meet, because chasing success isn’t about being perfect — it’s about being real, consistent, and true to who you are. Each episode dives into: ✅ Raw conversations on entrepreneurship & business strategy✅ Life lessons from failures, wins, and everything in between✅ How to find motivation when you feel unmotivated✅ Personal growth, mindset shifts, and leveling up daily✅ The role dogs, lifestyle, and passion play in building a better life We’re here to share stories, experiences, and practical tips so you have a better shot at creating the life you want. If you’ve ever felt stuck, lost, or simply need real conversations about motivation, business, and self-improvement — this podcast is for you.

  1. Sep 10

    Perspective Changes Everything | Trev & Maheer on Business, Life & Growth

    Perspective can change everything. In this episode of The Unmotivated Podcast, Trev sits down with Maheer, a young and up-and-coming entrepreneur, to talk about how perspective shapes the way we approach business, life, failure, success, and personal growth. Trev and Maheer bring different experiences and stages of life to the conversation, creating an honest discussion about how the way you see a situation can completely change how you respond to it. The same setback can look like failure to one person and an opportunity to learn to another. They explore Maheer's perspective as a young entrepreneur, what he's learning while building his future, and how being young can influence the way you think about risk, opportunity, technology, money, and success. They also discuss how perspective evolves as you gain experience and why staying open to different viewpoints can accelerate your growth. Ultimately, growth isn't just about changing what you do. Sometimes it's about changing the way you see what you're going through. They talk about: ✅ How perspective shapes business decisions ✅ A young entrepreneur's view of success ✅ Perspective and personal growth ✅ How to learn from failure and setbacks ✅ The relationship between experience and perspective ✅ Why young entrepreneurs see opportunities differently ✅ Changing your mindset when circumstances change ✅ Business lessons that come from real-life experience ✅ How perspective affects risk and decision-making ✅ Staying open to different viewpoints ✅ The importance of continuous learning ✅ Growing through uncomfortable experiences ✅ How your perspective can influence your future You can't always control what happens to you. But you can work on how you see it—and that can change what happens next.

  2. Sep 9

    Why Men Are Lonely | Trev & Jack Conoly on Male Loneliness, Friendship & Connection

    Why can a man be surrounded by people and still feel completely alone? In this episode of Unmotivated, Trev and Jack Conoly have an honest conversation about men's loneliness, why it can be difficult for men to talk about, and what it can take to rebuild meaningful connection. They explore the different ways loneliness can show up in a man's life—from losing friendships and major life changes to isolation, relationships, work, and simply not having people you feel comfortable being completely honest with. Sometimes the hardest part isn't being alone. It's feeling like you have nowhere to turn when life gets difficult. Trev and Jack also talk about friendship, brotherhood, vulnerability, and showing up for other men. They discuss why meaningful relationships require effort, why men sometimes wait for someone else to reach out, and how taking the first step can begin rebuilding a support system. This conversation isn't about pretending loneliness doesn't exist. It's about recognizing it, talking about it, and understanding that connection is something worth actively building. They talk about: ✅ Why men experience loneliness ✅ Why men often struggle to talk about feeling alone ✅ The difference between being alone and feeling lonely ✅ How friendship changes as men get older ✅ Why adult friendships can be difficult to build ✅ The importance of male friendship and brotherhood ✅ How to build meaningful connections ✅ Why men need people they can be vulnerable with ✅ How life changes can create isolation ✅ Taking the first step when you feel disconnected ✅ Showing up for other men ✅ How community can help combat loneliness ✅ Building stronger friendships as an adult You don't have to carry everything alone. Sometimes becoming a stronger man starts with being willing to say, “I need somebody.”

  3. Sep 8

    How to Build a Business That Scales | Startups, Tech & Entrepreneurship

    What does it actually take to build a business capable of changing the world? In this episode of Unmotivated, PJ, Conrad, and Maheer sit down for a wide-ranging conversation about startups, technology, entrepreneurship, growth, and the mindset required to build something much bigger than yourself. They talk about what it takes to go from an idea to a real business, how entrepreneurs identify opportunities, and why technology has created new ways for small teams to build companies with global ambitions. The conversation dives into the realities of starting young, taking risks, learning quickly, finding the right people, and building something that can actually scale. The group also explores where technology and entrepreneurship are heading, how AI and emerging technologies could change the way businesses operate, and what separates an interesting idea from a company capable of becoming something much larger. This isn't just a conversation about making money. It's about thinking bigger, building intelligently, and having the ambition to create something that can outlive you. They talk about: ✅ What it takes to build a scalable business ✅ The mindset behind ambitious entrepreneurship ✅ Starting and growing a startup ✅ Finding opportunities in emerging technology ✅ How technology is changing business ✅ AI and the future of entrepreneurship ✅ Turning ideas into real businesses ✅ Scaling a company beyond its founders ✅ Taking calculated risks as an entrepreneur ✅ Why young entrepreneurs have an advantage ✅ Building the right team and network ✅ Learning through failure and experimentation ✅ Thinking globally from the beginning ✅ What the next generation of entrepreneurs is building The biggest businesses usually start with a simple idea. The difference is what happens when someone decides to build it.

  4. Sep 7

    What Does It Really Mean to Grow? | Business, Life & Becoming Better

    What does it actually mean to grow? In this episode of Unmotivated, Trev sits down with Maheer, a young and up-and-coming entrepreneur, to talk about growth—not just as an entrepreneur, but as a person. They explore what it means to grow through experience, failure, uncomfortable moments, new responsibilities, and the constant process of figuring out who you are and who you want to become. For Maheer, being young means having plenty of room to learn, experiment, make mistakes, and build the foundation for the future. Trev and Maheer also dive into the difference between getting older and actually growing. Growth requires self-awareness, adaptability, discipline, and the willingness to recognize when something about yourself needs to change. Whether you're building a business, developing your career, or simply trying to become a better version of yourself, growth isn't a destination. It's a process that continues throughout your life. They talk about: ✅ What it really means to grow ✅ Growing as a young entrepreneur ✅ The difference between age and maturity ✅ Learning from failure and mistakes ✅ Why uncomfortable experiences create growth ✅ Developing an entrepreneurial mindset ✅ Becoming more self-aware ✅ Adapting as your goals change ✅ Building yourself before building a business ✅ The importance of continuous learning ✅ Where ambition fits into personal growth ✅ Figuring out who you want to become ✅ Why growth is a lifelong process You don't wake up one day and become the person you want to be. You build that person through every experience, decision, failure, and lesson along the way.

  5. Sep 4

    The Values You Give Your Children | Family, Parenting & Legacy

    What values are you actually building into your family—and how will those values shape your children long after they're grown? In this episode of Unmotivated, Jemarcus and Scott Hunt have an honest conversation about the importance of building strong family values and the impact those values can have on children, relationships, and the direction of an entire family. They explore how children learn not only from what parents tell them, but from what they see, experience, and consistently live around. The way you communicate, handle conflict, treat people, keep your word, work through challenges, and show up for your family can become part of the foundation your children carry into their own lives. Jemarcus and Scott also talk about being intentional about the kind of family you want to build. Family values aren't just words on a wall—they're standards and behaviors that are reinforced over time. And when those values are consistent, they can help create a stronger foundation for children as they grow into adults. The conversation ultimately comes back to one question: What are you passing down to the next generation? They talk about: ✅ Why family values matter ✅ How parents influence their children's values ✅ Teaching children through actions, not just words ✅ Building a strong family foundation ✅ The importance of consistency in parenting ✅ Creating healthy family traditions and standards ✅ How parents model behavior for their children ✅ Communication and respect within the family ✅ Preparing children for adulthood ✅ Breaking unhealthy family patterns ✅ Building a positive family culture ✅ The connection between parenting, values, and legacy Your children won't only remember what you taught them. They'll remember what it felt like to grow up around the values you lived.

  6. Sep 3

    Just Show Up | Trev & Tim on Consistency, Reliability & Becoming Better

    You don't have to be perfect to get better. But you do have to show up. In this episode of Unmotivated, Trev and Tim talk about the importance of being consistent, reliable, and willing to follow through—whether that's in your personal life, relationships, career, business, or your own personal growth. They break down why showing up matters so much and how small acts of consistency can build trust over time. Being someone people can count on isn't about making huge promises or having the perfect plan. It's about doing what you said you would do, being present when it matters, and continuing to put in the work even when motivation disappears. Trev and Tim also explore how reliability becomes part of your character. The way you show up for other people—and yourself—can shape your reputation, relationships, opportunities, and confidence. If you want to become better, sometimes the answer isn't another strategy. It's simply learning to show up and keep showing up. They talk about: ✅ Why showing up matters ✅ The power of consistency over time ✅ How reliability builds trust ✅ Becoming someone people can count on ✅ Why actions matter more than promises ✅ Consistency in relationships and friendships ✅ Showing up in business and your career ✅ Staying consistent when motivation disappears ✅ Building better habits through repetition ✅ Following through on your commitments ✅ How consistency shapes your character ✅ Becoming a better version of yourself through daily action You don't become better by saying you're going to change. You become better by showing up long enough to prove it—to yourself and everyone around you.

  7. Sep 2

    Why Men Struggle With Emotions | Trev & Scott Hunt on Men, Feelings & Emotional Strength

    Men have emotions. So why can it be so difficult for many men to understand, express, and process what they're feeling? In this episode of Unmotivated, Trev and Scott Hunt have an honest conversation about the struggles men can face when dealing with emotions. From childhood lessons about masculinity to relationships, friendship, stress, failure, anger, sadness, and vulnerability, they explore the different ways men learn to handle what they're feeling. The conversation goes beyond the idea that men simply need to “open up.” Trev and Scott talk about what actually happens when emotions get pushed down, ignored, or turned into something else—and why learning to recognize and communicate emotions can be an important part of becoming a stronger, healthier person. They also discuss the difference between emotional suppression and emotional control. Being emotionally strong doesn't necessarily mean never showing emotion. Sometimes strength means understanding what you're feeling, taking responsibility for it, and finding a healthy way to work through it. They talk about: ✅ Why men can struggle to express their emotions ✅ How boys are often taught to deal with feelings ✅ Why men sometimes suppress emotions ✅ The difference between emotional control and emotional suppression ✅ How men deal with anger, sadness, stress, and disappointment ✅ Why vulnerability can be difficult for men ✅ Communicating emotions in relationships ✅ How emotional awareness can improve relationships ✅ The pressure men feel to always be strong ✅ Learning how to process difficult emotions ✅ What emotional strength really means ✅ Why talking about emotions doesn't make a man weak Being strong doesn't mean you don't feel. It means learning what to do with what you feel.

  8. Sep 1

    The Power of Self-Expression | Trev & Scott Hunt on Thinking, Living & Being Yourself

    How often do we actually express what we think, feel, believe, and want—and how often do we hold ourselves back because we're worried about what other people might think? In this episode of Unmotivated, Trev and Scott Hunt dive into the power of self-expression and what it means to truly let yourself be seen. From the thoughts we keep to ourselves to the choices we make with our lives, they explore why expressing who you are can be one of the most important parts of personal growth. Trev and Scott talk about the pressure to fit in, the fear of judgment, and the ways people can slowly lose themselves by constantly adjusting who they are for everyone around them. They discuss the importance of having your own thoughts, communicating honestly, pursuing what matters to you, and creating a life that actually reflects the person you want to become. Self-expression isn't just about art, creativity, or speaking your mind. It's about having the courage to live authentically. They talk about: ✅ What self-expression really means ✅ Why expressing your thoughts matters ✅ The fear of being judged by others ✅ Learning to think for yourself ✅ How to communicate more authentically ✅ Finding your voice and using it ✅ The connection between self-expression and confidence ✅ Living authentically instead of seeking approval ✅ Expressing yourself through your choices and actions ✅ Why suppressing your thoughts can hold you back ✅ Personal growth and discovering who you are ✅ Having the courage to be yourself The world doesn't need another version of someone else. It needs the version of you that you're willing to finally let out.

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Welcome to The Unmotivated Podcast — the realest space where we talk business, life, personal growth, mindset, and dogs. We call ourselves the most Unmotivated Motivated people you’ll ever meet, because chasing success isn’t about being perfect — it’s about being real, consistent, and true to who you are. Each episode dives into: ✅ Raw conversations on entrepreneurship & business strategy✅ Life lessons from failures, wins, and everything in between✅ How to find motivation when you feel unmotivated✅ Personal growth, mindset shifts, and leveling up daily✅ The role dogs, lifestyle, and passion play in building a better life We’re here to share stories, experiences, and practical tips so you have a better shot at creating the life you want. If you’ve ever felt stuck, lost, or simply need real conversations about motivation, business, and self-improvement — this podcast is for you.