Voting with your conscience. You can belong to a party and your family may have a long lineage of voting a certain way. However, if you love the country in which you live, you exercise your civic right to vote by consulting with your conscience.

We should strive to be informed citizens. Citizens who can not only engage in a civilized conversation with others but also make the necessary decisions to help their community.

On this episode of TGB, we discuss voting your conscience.

What virtues are involved in your effort to vote in this election? How can you ensure that you are not compromising your beliefs when voting?

There are a lot of great lessons in this episode and we hope you find it inspiring.

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Men are stronger together Conversation with HeRose Men Mastermind

Men are stronger together but unfortunately many of us turn to isolation in moments of challenger. In The Gentlemen's Brotherhood, we believe that challenges make the man and that we are much stronger when we band together to solve those problems. When we unite, we can witness the challenges shaping us and collaborate to come out the other end stronger and wiser.

On this episode of The Gentlemen's Brotherhood, I am joined by the founders of HeRose Men's Mastermind, a group of men who come together to pursue perfection together. Sammy Villanueva and Brandon Holder are the men behind this mastermind group and will help us explore ways in which we can defy any limiting preconceptions of what being a man is all about.

Our conversation revolved mostly around men coming together and being vulnerable, allowing themselves to express their emotions freely and become stronger in the process.

There are a lot of great lessons in this episode and we hope you find it inspiring.

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What should men do when the wife makes more money? Is it ok for the men not to be the main provider? In today's society, more and more men are married to professional women who earn more money than them. However, this hasn't always been the case and as it becomes more and more common, it is crucial that we discuss the societal shift and personal effect that this may have in developing gentlemen. Some men see this as a source of shame or guilt and we are here to help them shift their perspective on this rising marriage dynamic.

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On this episode of The Gentlemen's Brotherhood, I sit down with Pablo Gonzalez, a Human Connection Expert, who like me, was fortunate enough to find an amazing woman to partner with... one who brought home more bacon. Join us to explore this cultural shift and how a gentleman should deal with it.

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While having conversations with other men, I have come across a habit that has the potential of derailing conversations or even worse, of leaving a negative impression. Today we address the "One up Man". I'm sure you have seen this before, you are sharing a story with someone and almost before you can finish telling it, they have a bigger, bolder, more brutal story to share with you. As if it were a competition. Today we are helping you become a better gentleman by being a better communicator.

I wanted to take a moment to give a special thanks to our supporters on Patreon. They help us create content that helps and inspire men to be better. When you join our Patreon Campaign, your support gives you instant access to a VIP look behind the scenes in our studio. Get exclusive previews of future content, vote on topics, get access to videos and podcast episodes before they are published, and as a BONUS, gain access to a secret podcast called "The Chamber". To learn more about this exclusive access, visit Patreon.com/juansepulveda

Host: Juan Sepulveda Guest Host: Tamesh Bahadur

Executive Producer: Toby Purisima

Producer: Jennifer Sepulveda

Supporters (Nobleman & Gentleman Level)  Guillaume Durand John Livingstone Pat Watson Stephen Johnston Tommy Abrahamson

 

 

A properly run museum will feature only the artwork that makes sense to display in their facilities. There are millions of artists with an infinity of styles but a discerning curator can sift through the never-ending selection to give prominence to the right works of art. You, my friend, are the curator of the museum of your life and as such, responsible for selecting only the people who will bring value to you. 

Today, Alberto and I will offer you 7 tips to fill your life’s museum with only the finest, most deserving works of art. Your friends. 

To support our work, please visit https://www.patreon.com/JuanSepulveda

A Special thanks to these special supporters:

 

 

Accepting a Compliment | How should a gentleman handle flattery?

On this episode of TGB Podcast, I sat down with my friend Tamesh Bahadur to discuss how a gentleman accepts a compliment. We recognize that this is not easy for everyone, so we decided to compile a list of Dos and Don’ts that can help you give and receive compliments in a more natural, confident, and enjoyable way. We hope that you find these tips useful and put them to practice in your daily life. 

• We would love to hear from you:
  • Are you comfortable giving and receiving compliments? 
  • Do you have anything you do to deflect or accept a compliment from someone?
  • Share your story with us in the comments or on our Facebook Group. 

This episode is made possible in part by 

In this conversation, we discuss the importance of maintaining a balance between Courage and courtesy while engaging in conversations with others. We highlight the importance of having the courage to engage in challenging conversations without sacrificing relationships. There is no need to sacrifice courtesy at the altar of courage. 

In this episode, I am joined by my good friend Alberto Mella. A public speaker, business coach, and a modern gentleman. He is a frequent contributor to The Gentlemen’s Brotherhood. You can learn more about his work by visiting: AlbertoMella.com

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This episode of The Gentlemen's Brotherhood is made possible by Podcast Movement.

Join Juan Sepulveda and Alberto Mella as they discuss the origin of their concept of what it means to be a gentleman today. From their Caribbean upbringing to their life in the United States.

A Model Gentleman

A Model Gentleman is a man who is able to lead by example. On this episode, I introduce you to a man who served as inspiration for the creation of The Gentlemen's Brotherhood. I once knew a man, who through his very presence, would make others comfortable. A man who regardless of his economic or social status, would treat everyone with dignity and respect. A man always preceded by his reputation. I had the honor of getting to know this man well and to have privileged access to him on a frequent basis. I got to see how his character was unwavering through the ups and downs that life brought him. He didn’t just talk about being courteous, he modeled the behavior for those around him. Through his actions, he was able to inspire other people to walk with their heads held high, even in their moments of doubt.

"No job is ever beneath you. Every job is honorable and should be treated as such”

This man gave me my first job. He was the first person to show me the value of hard work. He owned a small restaurant and helped me understand the noble relationship between a man and his job. Working with him I understood that there was no job beneath him. He would be the first one to roll his sleeves and do the hard work that others would hesitate to do. I will never forget him saying to me “no job is ever beneath you. Every job is honorable and should be treated as such”. I remember that in occasions when men didn’t honor their word and follow through on their promises, he still kept his word. One quality I really admired of this man is that he would be assertive while remaining courteous. He had this curious ability to speak his mind without being abrasive. A quality which I have noticed has become rarer in our society as time goes by. He had a favorite expression that said “Being courageous doesn’t replace being courteous” and he really lived that expression. I remember him having disagreements with vendors or clients while remaining respectful and courteous. I really admired how despite his gentle manners, he still retained a commanding authority. He never came across as weak or vulnerable and yet he never took advantage of that.

Did you enjoy this episode? Do you see the importance of inspiring others to live like Model Gentlemen?

If so, please help us reach more people with this message. We invite you to share this podcast with as many men as possible, by sharing it through social media. Another way to help is to leave us a rating and review on iTunes. Thank you for helping us re-discover The Lost Art of The Gentleman. For iTunes review, visit: www.TheGentlemensBrotherhood.com/iTunes Thank you, Juan Sepúlveda  

  Photo Credits: "Ben Franklin Statue" by Alexandra Fleischman for The Daily Pennsylvanian

The Gentlemen’s Brotherhood Podcast Episode 1

I have been proudly working on the development of this project because it is something I think fills a gap in our society. The vision for this project has continued to evolve as I have become aware of how my education, live experience, and resources enable me to help others. For as long as I remember, I have been passionate about developing myself and helping others in the process. Today, I am proud to reveal one additional phase of this initiative. I am proud to introduce you to The Gentlemen’s Brotherhood Podcast*, which will be an additional tool to help you grow as a gentleman and reach your full potential. It is only then when you will have the most impact in your family, community, and society.

WHAT YOU WILL FIND IN THIS EPISODE:

• A quick introduction of The Vision of The Gentlemen’s Brotherhood
• Initial Credo of The Gentlemen’s Brotherhood
• How you are crucial to the success of civility in our society
• How to become an official member of The Gentlemen’s Brotherhood

SPECIAL THANKS

Because showing gratitude is good for you.

• To my lovely wife Jennifer for being so supportive and for her great wisdom.
• Billy Mays III for inspiring us through his music. Some of the songs you will hear in the podcast are courtesy of Infinite Third.
• Kimanzi Constable and Michael Nunes for contributing inspiring articles to our Articles for gentlemen like you.