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What does it mean for a man to protect—and what happens when he doesn’t? In the Season 2 premiere of the Dragon Slayers Podcast, Danny Silk breaks down the first line of the Dragon Slayer Creed: “Men always protect. They never exploit the weak.” This powerful episode explores what true masculine strength looks like and how it’s wielded not through dominance, but through self-control, accountability, and kindness. If you’re serious about becoming a man who brings strength and safety to your family and community, this episode will challenge and inspire you.
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Every third Wednesday of the month, men from around the world gather on the Dragon Slayers Global Call to check in, grow together, and reinforce this creed. Want to be part of it? Visit www.dragonslayers.co to learn more.
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What does it mean for a man to protect—and what happens when he doesn’t? In the Season 2 premiere of the Dragon Slayers Podcast, Danny Silk breaks down the first line of the Dragon Slayer Creed: “Men always protect. They never exploit the weak.” This powerful episode explores what true masculine strength looks like and how it’s wielded not through dominance, but through self-control, accountability, and kindness. If you’re serious about becoming a man who brings strength and safety to your family and community, this episode will challenge and inspire you.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
Key Takeaways:
Join the Conversation:
Every third Wednesday of the month, men from around the world gather on the Dragon Slayers Global Call to check in, grow together, and reinforce this creed. Want to be part of it? Visit www.dragonslayers.co to learn more.
Stay Connected:

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