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  • Episode 31-The Divorced Dad's Playbook

    Episode 31-The Divorced Dad's Playbook
    2026/11/01
    Divorce changes the structure of your family. It doesn’t have to change who you are as a father. In this episode, Scott Meyers breaks down what it takes to stay the dad your kids need, during divorce and long after it. He covers how to process the grief honestly, what your kids are really going through, and the one rule that matters most: keep them out of adult conflict. He also gets into co-parenting with integrity, staying present when you have less time, and being the constant in your kids’ lives. If you’re a divorced dad, or you know one, this episode is for you. Share it with someone who needs it. Subscribe to the Ageless Alpha Podcast on all the major podcast platforms, and follow Scott on Instagram at Scotty The Pit Bull. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    23 分
  • Episode 29 - Anger

    Episode 29 - Anger
    2026/10/25
    Episode 30: Anger: The Emotion That’s Costing You More Than You Know Anger is a signal, and most men were never taught to read one. Scott Meyers breaks down where anger comes from, what sits underneath, and what unmanaged anger takes from your health, your relationships, and your career. In this episode: Why anger often masks hurt, fear, or shame The three things anger protects: values, boundaries, and unmet needs The real costs of chronic anger: cardiovascular risk, elevated cortisol, strained family relationships, lost trust at work Why suppression backfires and builds pressure underground A four-step approach: notice early, create a gap, speak honestly, act on what the anger shows you How to point anger at your goals instead of the people around you Handled well, anger becomes fuel. Learn to read the signal and keep building. Next week: The Divorced Dad’s Playbook. Subscribe to the Ageless Alpha Podcast on all major platforms. Follow Scott on Instagram at Scotty The Pit Bull. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    23 分
  • The Art of Doing Less, Better

    The Art of Doing Less, Better
    2026/10/18
    Busy and productive aren’t the same thing. Most ambitious men confuse them, and it costs them the depth that actually builds something. In Episode 29, Scott Meyers makes the case for doing fewer things, better, and shows why the most effective men are almost never the busiest ones in the room. In this episode: Why busyness feels like progress even when it’s avoidance in disguise The difference between deep work and shallow work, and why most people get one to four hours of real focused output a day regardless of how long they’re at the desk Why no is the most important word for a man serious about his time, and how to say it without being cold A ruthless 80/20 approach to prioritizing your actual time and attention Why focus is a trainable skill, not a personality trait, and how to rebuild it starting with 45 minute blocks Next week: what anger is really telling you, and how a grounded man channels it instead of letting it run his relationships and reputation. Follow Scott on Instagram at Scotty The Pit Bull, and subscribe on your favorite podcast platform. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    21 分
  • Episode 28: Testosterone Convo Every Man Over 35 Needs to Have

    Episode 28: Testosterone Convo Every Man Over 35 Needs to Have
    2026/10/11
    You're training hard, eating right, and doing everything you're supposed to. So why are you more tired, carrying more belly fat, losing muscle, and feeling like you've lost your edge? It might not be age. It might be your testosterone. In this episode of The Ageless Alpha Podcast, Scott Meyers tackles one of the most important and misunderstood conversations in men's health. We're breaking down the warning signs of low testosterone, the everyday habits that may be sabotaging your hormones, and what actually works to get your energy, strength, confidence, and drive back. We'll also have a straight conversation about testosterone replacement therapy (TRT). The benefits, the risks, and what you need to know before considering it. No miracle supplements. No scare tactics. No hype. Just information to help you take control of your health. Getting older is inevitable. Feeling older doesn't always have to be. Know your numbers. Take control. Keep building. Follow Scott on Instagram: @ScottyThePitBull Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    28 分
  • Episode 27-The Version of You That Your Future Self Will Thank

    Episode 27-The Version of You That Your Future Self Will Thank
    2026/10/04
    Every decision you make today is a message to the man you'll be in ten or twenty years. In this season finale of The Ageless Alpha Podcast, Scott Meyers asks you to picture your future self 15 to 20 years from now and consider what he'll be thanking you for, and what he'll regret. Scott explains how small, consistent choices compound into outsized results in three areas. Physical compounding covers the training, nutrition and sleep that shape the body your future self will live in. Relationship compounding covers the steady investment that decides who will still be by your side. Character compounding covers the small moments of integrity that build trust and decide the man you become. He also draws on Bronnie Ware's research into the most common regrets of the dying, then looks back over the whole season: discipline, nutrition, dating, fatherhood, sleep, stress, muscle building, cardio, morning routines, social circles, ego, finances and communication. All of these lead to one goal, which is becoming an intentional, self-possessed Ageless Alpha. In this episode: Why every daily decision compounds, for better or worse The body, relationships and character your future self will inherit What the most common end-of-life regrets can teach you now A recap of the season's 27 episodes Your assignment: writing a letter to your future self Your challenge: Write a letter to your future self that names the specific commitments you're making today. Then send this episode to one man who needs to hear it. Follow Scott on Instagram: Scotty The Pit Bull Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    23 分
  • Episode 26 - Get Out Of Your Own Way

    Episode 26 - Get Out Of Your Own Way
    2026/09/27
    Ego and confidence get confused constantly, but they're not the same thing. One is earned. The other is a defense mechanism wearing confidence as a costume. In Episode 26, Scott Meyers breaks down how ego quietly sabotages the things men are working hardest to build, in the gym, at work, and in the relationships that matter most. In this episode: The real difference between genuine confidence and ego, and why it only shows up under pressure How ego lifting turns a training decision into a self-image problem, and why the injury is often preventable Why the most impressive professionals are rarely the ones talking the most in the room The coachability test: a specific diagnostic for finding where your ego is operating Why real humility isn't shrinking, it's an accurate read on yourself, and it's the precondition for the deepest growth Next week: the version of you that your future self will thank, and what today's choices look like ten and twenty years from now. Follow Scott on Instagram at Scotty The Pit Bull, and subscribe on your favorite podcast platform. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    22 分
  • Episode 25 - Cardio Is Not Your Enemy

    Episode 25 - Cardio Is Not Your Enemy
    2026/09/20
    Cardio has a bad reputation in the lifting world. Decades of cardio-heavy advice pushed lifters too far the other way, and half-read research keeps the myth alive. In Episode 25, Scott Meyers makes the case for training your heart like the muscle it is. Heart disease is the number one killer of men in the US, and plenty of guys with big deadlifts get winded on a flight of stairs. In this episode: What zone 2 training does inside your mitochondria, and why longevity researchers focus on it The interference effect, what the research shows, and when cardio does cost you muscle How steady-state, moderate, and HIIT cardio differ, and where each fits with heavy lifting A weekly plan: 150 minutes of zone 2, lifting first, sessions spaced apart Scott's own routine: zone 2 most mornings, HIIT at night Regular cardio also supports brain health and speeds recovery between lifting sessions. Next week: how unchecked ego quietly sabotages what you're building. Follow Scott on Instagram at Scotty The Pit Bull, and subscribe on your favorite podcast platform. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    22 分
  • Episode 24 - Build Wealth Like You Build Muscle

    Episode 24 - Build Wealth Like You Build Muscle
    2026/09/13
    In this episode, Scott draws a direct line between the discipline that builds a strong physique and the discipline that builds lasting wealth. His core argument: the difference between men who are financially solid and those who aren't is rarely income — it's habits, decisions, and the relationship with money built over years. Key themes: Money is a mirror. Your bank account, savings, and debt reflect thousands of small decisions accumulated over time. Real obstacles exist, but for most people, the financial situation is the result of how deliberately — or not — those decisions were made. Change starts with an honest look at where you actually are. The discipline parallel. Wealth-building obeys the same laws as training: consistency over intensity (steady savers beat sporadic big moves), progressive overload (scale your savings faster than your lifestyle, and the gap is where wealth gets built), delayed gratification (every dollar spent can't compound; every dollar invested will), and recovery and patience (compounding is exponential — the early years feel slow, but staying the course is what pays off). The fundamentals that matter. Live below your means and pay yourself first, eliminate high-interest debt, build an emergency fund, invest consistently in broad, diversified, low-cost vehicles and leave it alone, and protect what you've built with insurance and basic estate planning. Financial identity and the long game. The final shift is from making reactive money decisions to becoming someone who takes his financial life seriously. Identity isn't declared — it's built through behavior, one consistent decision at a time, until investing instead of spending isn't a sacrifice; it's just who you are. The takeaway: Building wealth isn't glamorous or exciting — it's exactly like good training: unglamorous, consistent, patient, and over time, extraordinarily powerful. Start now, because time matters more than starting with the perfect amount. Next week's episode: ego — how unchecked ego quietly sabotages the things we work hardest to build. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    22 分