The Manners Maketh Man

In this episode of Manners Maketh Man, we're exploring one of the most undervalued yet powerful aspects of modern masculinity—emotional intelligence. As men, we're often taught to suppress our feelings, but true strength lies in understanding, managing, and using our emotions wisely.

Join me as we dive into the five key components of emotional intelligence—self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, and social skills—and why they're essential for men navigating today's world. We'll challenge the outdated stereotypes that emotional intelligence makes you weak and instead reveal how mastering it can make you a stronger partner, leader, and man.

Whether you want to build deeper relationships, stay calm under pressure, or lead with empathy, this episode is packed with practical tips and insights that will help you unlock a more thoughtful, emotionally intelligent version of yourself.

In this episode of Manners Maketh Man, we take a deep dive into what it truly means to be a gentleman in today's world. We explore "The Gentleman's Code," where honor, integrity, and kindness are not just ideals but guiding principles. We discuss how these values shape modern masculinity and why they're more relevant than ever.

But it's not just about how we treat others—it's also about being kind to ourselves. We talk about the importance of self-respect and self-compassion as crucial elements of the code. Join us as we reflect on how these timeless virtues can help us navigate life with dignity and purpose, proving that true masculinity is defined not by strength alone, but by the strength of character.

In today's episode of Manners Maketh Man, we're having a real conversation about how masculinity has changed over the years. We start by looking at what many of us grew up with—the idea that being a man means being strong, stoic, and the provider. But times are changing, and so is what it means to be masculine. Now, qualities like emotional intelligence, vulnerability, and adaptability are becoming just as important. We're breaking down these shifts and exploring what they mean for all of us today. It's about understanding where we've come from and where we're headed.

Wishing you all a joyous New Year! I trust each of you had a fantastic time celebrating. In today's episode, we delve into my thoughts on the new year and share some reflections.

I'd love to hear your thoughts! Don't forget to rate, subscribe, and stay tuned for more exciting content.

Hey there, welcome back to The Manners Maketh Man! In today's episode, we're diving into something really cool – the first 10 rules of civility and decency by none other than the OG founding father, George Washington.

Imagine this: George Washington, the guy on the dollar bill, jotting down these rules way back when. We're talking about everything from being humble to how to really listen to others. It's like getting a glimpse into the mind of someone who helped shape the United States.

But here's the twist – we're not just going historical on you. Nope, we're bringing these rules into the 21st century and asking the big question: Do these rules still apply today?

Join us as we chat about each rule, break it down, and share our thoughts on how we can sprinkle a little bit of George Washington's wisdom into our own lives. Whether you're into history or just curious about how to be a decent human, this episode is for you.

So, grab your favorite drink, kick back, and let's talk about the first 10 rules of civility and decency. Because let's face it, who doesn't want to learn some life lessons from the guy who led the charge in the Revolutionary War? It's gonna be a good one!

On today's episode we discuss another book. The In Between by Hadley Vlahos is one that will get you thinking. The author is a young hospice nurse and she discuss what she has learned over the years. This books defiantly made me think about my loved ones that have been in hospice but also what really matters in life. Let me know your thoughts!

On today's episode we discuss a book I just finished The Warrior Poet Way. This book discusses what it means to be a warrior and a poet. You cannot have one without the other, otherwise you are unbalanced. I once heard it is better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war. Would love to know your thoughts on this!

On today's episode we discuss a book I just finished Lead Like a Marine. This book has quickly become a top favorite of mine and one that I will re read often. I would love to hear what you guys think of this book!

On today's episode we dive into Alexander Kraft 9 rules for a gentleman. Here is a link to the article: https://www.thegentlemansjournal.com/article/alexander-krafts-9-rules-for-living-elegantly/

We go over these rules and what my thoughts are one them. Some I agree with and some I do not. Let men now what y'all think.

On today's episode we dive into one of my favorite books; Beyond the Band of Brothers. This book is written by, in my opinion, one of the greatest leaders our country has ever seen, DicK Winters. This book is written after the Band of Brothers series came out on HBO and gives more details about what happened during that time in World War 2. I hope y'all enjoy. Please let me know what you guys think! Cheers!