All right, so I just had a great conversation on the Purple Passion Project podcast with the host. We covered a lot of ground around sex, shame, and why men’s groups are so powerful for transformation. One thing we dug into pretty deeply is this pattern I see...
All right, so I had a chance to sit down with Karen McMahon on her Journey Beyond Divorce Podcast, and we got into some real territory about why so many relationships hit the wall. What struck me about this conversation is how much of it comes down to emotional...
There’s a moment in every man’s life where he realizes the armor he’s been wearing isn’t protecting him anymore, it’s suffocating him. I had this powerful conversation with Mista Yu on his show about what happens when we finally start...
Here’s the thing that blew my mind during my conversation on Growth, Grace, and Gratitude: the masculine performance we think is about impressing women is actually almost entirely about proving ourselves to other men. We dug into what masculinity actually means...
There’s a moment in every man’s life where he realizes he’s been living according to someone else’s rulebook, performing a version of masculinity that’s slowly killing him from the inside out. I just experienced that recognition all over...
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