In order to best serve others, we must first serve ourself - but what does that look like? Why is it that we as men often find ourselves serving others and neglecting service to self? Is service to self, selfish? In true fashion, the two of us break down our own unique experiences with self-leadership, where we got it wrong, where we got it right, what society is telling us, and what we believe to be true about leadership as a whole.

Have you ever wondered why the concept of achieving success always seems to elude you? Why is it that some people seem to feel successful by owning nothing and others feel successful by owning everything? Who speaks thru you when you explain your definition of success? We cover all of this in this weeks episode as we discuss the concept of balancing the karmic expression, the ideology of swinging the pendulum from one extreme to the next, and what success means to us in this moment + how it has evolved over the course of our lives.

Why is it that finding balance always seems to elude us? What is it about cultivating a work/life balance that only seems to last a moment? Is harmony what we should be aiming for instead? Join us as we engage in a powerful conversation surrounding ego death, cultivating a sense of balance, and seeking out the harmony in it all.

Extending off of last weeks topic surrounding the 5 love languages, we decided it would be profound to continue the relationship topic by speaking more in-depth about a newer field of research called "the attachment styles." As we dive in, we both uncover parts of ourselves we haven't discovered before and we hope that presenting this topic will do the same for you + assist in developing more powerful relationships.

Have you ever talked about what your love language is with one of your guy friends? Neither have we, but we decided it was time to break that stigma of thinking we can't talk about these kinds of things with our fellow brothers. Join us in this weeks episode as we discuss, define, and describe what our own languages are + see into the perspective of how so many of us men give "acts of service" simply because we feel we are "supposed to."

On this special Fathers Day episode of the MM podcast, we were fortunate to bring on two powerful guests, CY and Andreas, to speak not only on their experiences with their father growing up, but also the journey of becoming fathers themselves and the lessons they learned from their upbringing. This is an impeccable conversation filled with wisdom, motivation, and endless inspiration + insight into the beauty and challenges of being a father. Happy Fathers Day!

Continuing off of last weeks episode surrounding death, we began to consider what we found to be the top 5 regrets of the dying. The top answers were curated by a nurse named Bronnie Ware who spoke with people who were in the last 12 weeks of their life. As we began to break them down for ourselves and what each one meant to us, we realized something - although there was no gender specifications in the gathering of this information, all five regrets appeared to deeply resonate with us as men...

Discussing death is not a common conversation, which is exactly why we wanted to dive into it. Death is not something to fear - it is something to be embraced, and we believe that the ideology, "Memento Mori" is a powerful way to live. We would love to have you join us as we open the gateway to what death means to us and how we can allow ourselves to honour a beautiful piece of our human experience.

In honour of Mental Health Awareness Month in May, as well as the lives we have recently lost due to mental health, we wanted to open up the discussion and converse about the trials and tribulations we have endured in regards to our own personal mental health experiences. Join us in this in-depth conversation surrounding mens mental health in honour of everyone who has lost someone to the struggles of the mind. We see you, we hear you, and we are always here for you. You are never alone.

As we continue to navigate the ever-changing world around us, one major topic is often a point of discussion - patriarchy. Although this episode isn't solely based on the concept, what we wanted to discuss is the impact it has on gender roles + the unconscious role it plays in making day-to-day decisions as men including a very common one - pronouns.