In this episode, I sit down with Cornelius Lindsey to talk about his newest book, I Don’t Care. This conversation isn’t about apathy—it’s about the masculine discipline of selective caring.

Cornelius and I went deep into the weight men carry trying to please everyone, and how freedom is found when you finally decide what deserves your energy and what doesn’t.

This one hit hard. Too many men are living for approval instead of walking in clarity. If you’ve been carrying everyone’s expectations on your back, these principles will challenge you to strip it off, stand firm, and lead lighter.

• I Don’t Care by Cornelius Lindsey

1. When you don’t know who you are, everything feels like it needs your attention.

2. A man will break his own back trying to please everyone else.

3. Freedom requires the courage to disappoint people.

4. Too many men apologize for being who they really are.

1. Where am I giving energy to things that don’t actually define me?

2. Who am I trying to please, and what’s the cost?

3. What relationships require me to disappoint someone for my own freedom?

4. Where in my life am I still apologizing for being myself?

5. What would it look like to live focused instead of approval-driven?

6. Am I choosing where my energy goes, or is life making that decision for me?

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