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We DO Talk about Fight Club - because talking is what we do... 

This third installment of Fight Club includes a panel discussion with

Josh Hatcher of Manlihood (http://joshhatcher.com | http://manlihood.com )

Abe Hatcher ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiywBTpAKIHCF5Jaal9EZHg )

Dan Robinson

Dan Karrasch

and Jason Ransom

The group talks about Bullying, how to be a protector, Sports Fanatics, and a couple weird CNN Articles. 

CNN: Stop trying to fix yourself, this expert says

https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/24/health/bad-vibes-nora-mcinerny-wellness/index.html?fbclid=IwAR060Am58zIPULnYBqla8vSmDtE6RyC-jyzgHhnCqbVyzd0RkG_f_JqAjFQ

Norah Mirnerny: “For some, the deadly virus and its upheaval constituted the “first big thing they’d ever been through.” Meanwhile, McInerny and others whose lives had been shaped by grief, loss or tragedy had long known that “life is fragile and our pace in this modern world is untenable.”

Nora McInerny: I want my work to lower the bar for people. We have so much intense pressure to achieve and to perform in the face of all the suffering and struggle of modern life. You do not have to do anything other than just be a decent person and survive.

‘World’s dirtiest man’ dies at 94, months after his first wash

https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/26/asia/worlds-dirtiest-man-dies-iran-haji-scli-intl/index.html

An Iranian hermit known as “the world’s dirtiest man” has died at the ripe age of 94, just months after taking his first wash in decades, Iranian state media announced.

“Amu Haji” – Uncle Haji – as he was referred to, died on Sunday in Dezhgah, a village in the country’s southern province of Fars, state news agency IRNA reported.

According to the region’s district head, Haji had for decades avoided fresh food and believed that “if he cleans himself, he will get sick,” the agency reported.

And today’s guest has 25 years of experience as a doctor helping with men’s issues.

Dr. Judson Brandeis is a board-certified urologist, surgeon, medical researcher and physician educator. Over his 25 year career, he has performed thousands of surgeries  and pioneered surgical robotics.  He was voted by his colleagues as a Top Urologist in the SF Bay Area 2014 to 2020, and was Chief of Urology at John Muir Hospital and Hill Physicians for the past 8 years.

Dr. Brandeis attended Brown University, received his MD at Vanderbilt, received a Howard Hughes Award for his research at Harvard Medical School and completed his 6 year surgery/urology residency at UCLA.

Dr. Brandeis has dedicated the second half of his career to ‘Optimizing Manhood.’  Helping men Feel Great, Look Good and Have Better Physical Intimacy so they can Leave a Legacy.  Brandeis MD engages in clinical research to improve men’s quality of life and provide his patients and men everywhere the tools to live their best life.

Dr. Brandeis attends the Sexual Medicine and Urology meetings to bring back the latest treatments for his patients.  As the Director of Sexual Medicine at The Aesthetic Show and author Sexual Medicine Chapters for Textbooks, he educates other physicians.

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When I was growing up, even in the feminism soaked 1980’s - the word “patriarch” had a sense of honor about it. I saw my father as the leader of our home. I saw the men that signed the Declaration of Independence as the “founding fathers” of our nation. The word “patriarch” was used to describe the biblical heroes like Abraham, Jacob, Moses, and Joseph.

But if you hear the word today, it’s almost always surrounded in negativity, and sometimes outright hatred.

What if we could reclaim the word patriarch?

This is a common thing these days, for a word to change in its connotation and its definition - to become a bad thing.

By definition, patriarchy is about the leadership of a father.

Over time, that definition has morphed to also imply the exclusion of females.

I understand that culturally, it may seem unfair that the father’s name is passed down, or that there tend to be more males in positions of leadership. I also understand that sometimes men step into a role of privilege and they do exclude women.

In my home, I lead. My wife leads. We lead together.

I actually think that Critical Theory, and Communist philosophy has a lot to do with the driving factors of this amplified version of feminism. It believes in tearing down power structures. However, it doesn’t offer a good solution for the power vacuum created.

The thing about leadership that most people don’t understand - is that it is NOT about privilege.

Leadership is about responsibility and service.

Today’s guest, Nicolas Gregoriades has appeared on several high-profile podcasts, including the Joe Rogan Experience and The Aubrey Marcus show. Nicholas Gregoriades is an internationally acclaimed jiu jitsu master, author and mentor.

https://youtu.be/nZp7jbjgjRo

He is also an accomplished podcast host having interviewed guests such as Tim Ferris, Dorian Yates and Graham Hancock

His experiences in life, the good and the painful are helping to inform him

His latest book, Aligned: The Modern Man’s Guide to Health, Wealth & Freedom features 20 essential principles for success which Nic has formulated from his extensive experience with martial arts, psychedelic journeys and international adventuring.

Born and raised in Cape Town, South Africa, during the turbulent collapse of apartheid, Nic Gregoriades recognized at a young age that there was more to life than promised by the backward, small ideas of his country's culture.

It was this which first sparked his hunger for wider knowledge and understanding, of

people, places, viewpoints, modes of living, and himself. And since then, with decades

of introspection, study, travel, and practice, and armed with the understanding that the

human experience is a gift, Nic has consistently been able to fulfill his potential.

He has dedicated himself and his life to discovering the secrets of a well-Iived life and

then sharing them with men who seek to go beyond the frustration, boredom and

powerlessness inherent in the modern world.

Website | https://coachnicg.com/

Free Copy of ALIGNED by Nic Gregoriades | https://www.liberationmentor.com/book/

Podcast | https://linktr.ee/liberationmentorpodcast

At Manlihood, we’re curating chunks of manly wisdom for you.  If you’re like a lot of men, you may find yourself short on time for reading long books to look for wisdom that you can apply to your life…. We’re offering you the Campbell's Soup version… the best quotes and insights to help inspire you to be an even better man.   

Thanks for listening, and if you like these Chunks of Manly Wisdom, you’ll love the book that we put together for you. You can get it FREE at http://Manlihood.com/chunk  

Quotes About Emotional Health  

“Every man has his secret sorrows which the world knows not; and often times we call a man cold when he is only sad.” ― Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 

  “I found that with depression, one of the most important things you can realize is that you’re not alone. You’re not the first to go through it, you’re not gonna be the last to go through it,”  — Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson 

  “Anything that’s human is mentionable, and anything that is mentionable can be more manageable. When we can talk about our feelings, they become less overwhelming, less upsetting, and less scary.”  — Fred Rogers  

 “We’re all human. People are often afraid to admit difficulties, but I don’t believe that there should be a struggle with anything that’s the truth. If you were a guy, you used to have to be really masculine, but now expressing emotion is accepted and respected.”  – Zayn Malik   

“There is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn’t.”  ― John Green   

“If we start being honest about our pain, our anger, and our shortcomings instead of pretending they don’t exist, then maybe we’ll leave the world a better place than we found it.”  – Russell Wilson    

 “Mental health problems don’t define who you are. They are something you experience. You walk in the rain and you feel the rain, but, importantly, YOU ARE NOT THE RAIN.”  — Matt Haig   

 “My dark days made me stronger. Or maybe I already was strong, and they made me prove it.”  –Emery Lord 

  “But no matter how much evil I see, I think it’s important for everyone to understand that there is much more light than darkness.”  ― Robert Uttaro   

 “Be patient and tough; some day this pain will be useful to you.”  — Ovid   “There is a crack in everything, that’s how the light gets in”  ― Leonard Cohen    

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Author and Coach GS Youngblood talks with Josh Hatcher on the Manlihood ManCast about how a man can have a better relationship with his partner by better understanding what it means to be a man.

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Every relationship has the potential for great personal turmoil. As men, we’ve got a responsibility to set the tone and temperature, but we often find ourselves reacting or overreacting.

GS Youngblood helps men in relationships to love and lead from their masculine core.

GS Youngblood helps men to evaluate their relationships, and to find the calm and centered place to respond to the sometimes contentious or toxic criticism and frustrations that arise.

If you want to be more powerful in your relationship, less of a pleaser or Nice Guy… he gives practical tips for reclaiming and repairing that relationship.

The first step in fixing a struggling relationship is in accepting the simple belief that it can get better.

GS Youngblood teaches some basic exercises that get you “out of your head” and into your body. It grounds your thinking to the moment you are in, rather than rustling through the hurts of the past or worrying and fretting about the future.

Website | http://gsyoungblood.com/

Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/gsyoungbloodmir/

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John Muir was also known as “John of the Mountains” - which is a moniker that I’m sure captured the heart of this Scottish-American naturalist.

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Testicular Fortitude on the Manlihood ManCast is where we take a look at men who have beat the odds, men whose courage has left a lasting legacy.

John Muir’s adventuresome heart reflects the courage and wanderlust of a man with Testicular Fortitude.

A philosopher, zoologist, botanist, glaciologist, and an advocate for the preservation of the North American Wilderness, he earned the title of “Father of National Parks.”

Born in Scotland, he endured many whippings from his father for pursuing “anything other than Bible studies.” Those pursuits included exploring the forests and coastline, and fighting.

His family moved to Wisconsin was he was 11, and he later went on to drop out of college, with enough chemistry, botany, and geology knowledge to devote to study the wilds.

He took a job in an Indianapolis wagon wheel factory, and his innovation and creativity helped him move up to the role of supervisor, but a freak accident would change the course of his life.

Muir said, “This affliction has driven me to the sweet fields. God has to nearly kill us sometimes, to teach us lessons".

And he then devoted his life to exploration. He set off on a thousand mile hike from Kentucky to Florida, then he sailed to Cuba where he studied sea shells and plants, and after many other journeys, he ended up at Yosemite, where he fell in love with the land.

He personally guided President Teddy Roosevelt on a tour of Yosemite, and they slept beneath Sequias, and became friends.

From the front lines of the battlefield, to the front lines of emergency medicine, our guest is no stranger to the harsh realities of life and death. His journey to overcoming his own struggles have driven Nick Quinton to a life helping others become fit, not just physically, but mentally and emotionally as well.

https://open.spotify.com/show/2QmqLwvb2z6qMbRVuibLbF?si=90d5d938e4df4855

https://youtu.be/uILQ9hg4fw0

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Being fit and healthy matters. Before that can happen in your body, though - it has to start in your mind.  Nick talks about the techniques used in a high-pressure environment that can help you build resilience.

In an age of uncertainty the demand for resilience is high, working with elite

teams Nick unpacks the steps to building resilient teams and robust leaders.

A turbulent younger life leads to a confused adult searching for a place to fit in, wandering to far-flung corners of the earth. The taste for a life less ordinary and adventure found Nick volunteering to deploy as some of the first boots on the ground in Afghanistan in 2006 as an airborne warrior.

Back from the intensity of combat, a search for security and structure found Nick on the corporate ladder which didn't last but illuminated the right path, as Nick searched for a way to add value and support people to be healthy.

Fitness, coaching and health became the obsession and sculpted the professional coach working with inspiring teams to build strong, robust and resilient leaders.

Website | https://www.elementalhealth.co/

LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/nick-quinton-23a3bb21

Twitter | https://mobile.twitter.com/elemental_nick

Podcast | https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/elemental-health-podcast/id1455145082

Youtube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFUWJK-WVEa3_H3ymBrS8rA

Fight Club is a panel discussion of men about various topics of interest. This episode features Dan Karrasch, Dwayne Edgar, and Abe Hatcher talking about the follies of young people, including identifying as feline, and recent government warnings against eating nyquil chicken. The guys get deep and personal with some other things as well - it's a great episode. Give it a listen!  

America’s Career Coach Ken Coleman sits down with Josh Hatcher on the Manlihood ManCast to talk about how men can find fulfillment in their career.

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Men often face an inner battle when they clock in to work everyday. A lack of fulfillment - the feeling of being a slave to the wage - and a desire for freedom and purpose can leave many men feeling hopeless and void. Our guest today, Ken Coleman, is working hard to help folks make the most of their careers.

Ken Coleman is America’s Career Coach, the #1 national bestselling author of The Proximity Principle and From Paycheck to Purpose, and host of The Ken Coleman Show. Ken helps people discover what they were born to do and provides practical steps to make their dream job a reality. The Ken Coleman Show is a nationally syndicated, caller-driven show that helps listeners who are searching for something more out of their career.

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Twitter | https://twitter.com/KenColeman

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