I know that you suffer. I know that you feel loneliness, heartache, doubt, and fear. In times of trouble, strength is hard to find. How can we have faith for a better life when we suffer so much now?

Today, I talk about the purpose of suffering and what we can do to make it more bearable.

-Why do we suffer? Is there a purpose?

-How can we find the strength to keep moving forward?

-The number one thing that kept me together when I was faced with a horrific tragedy in my life.

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A man’s value does not come from his networth, six pack, or sports car. It comes from his ability to serve. Therefore, a man’s primary concern should be his capacity to serve and contribute to society.

What are you contributing to society?

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In this episode, you will learn:

-What makes a man valuable and why

-How to increase your ability to offer value

-How smallness leads to power

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In daily life, strong men should work to lead those weaker men into strength, to show them the true way of Man, and to help raise them up. However, many of these lesser men work tirelessly to tear down those who may one day save them or their loved ones from death or injury.

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Men, it’s okay to have feelings. It’s okay to be affectionate, happy, or said. But to what end? Happiness is not enough. Self-acceptance is not enough. We selfishly put too much focus on being happy and loving ourselves, and not enough on why we are even here. We have a mission, and as men, we must carry it out.

Masculinity has a purpose. Our duty as men is to be strong, honourable, courageous, daring leaders of mankind. To serve and better the world for those who come after, and for those who live here now.

In this episode, I explore why men are the saviours or mankind, and why men specifically. What role do women play? How is this reconciled with my philosophy?

What can you do to be part of history and better the world?

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It is every man’s duty to optimize themselves to their fullest extent-- physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually. The man who chooses to ignore this duty dooms himself to a life of perpetual weakness and mediocrity.

Men are the saviours of mankind. It’s up to us to restore masculinity. We must lift one another up so we may reach our full strength and potential.

In this episode, I introduce the topic of why and how men can save the world, and how this relates to our descendants. Next week, you will learn more specifically why I believe this.

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It’s painful to begin again when you’ve let yourself wallow in weakness. That pain you feel is the atonement. But at least you feel it. You can fight through it, accept it, process it, defeat it.

In this episode you will learn:

-Why most of us are unhappy with our lives

-Why it's so easy to let ourselves slide

-Why the intense pain of starting over again is better than the pain you don't feel.

-How you can be part of the solution to fixing the world

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How can thinking about who you were 10 years ago, or thinking about who you will be in 10 years, change your life today?

Listen to explore this exercise and learn how to use reflection to take action in your daily life.

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If you are short, skinny, or fat, you might be struggling with your perception of yourself as a man.

Can you be considered masculine if you too short, too skinny, or too fat?

Episode 28: Coping With Loss by Matt Gannon

In an age of ultra-connectivity and free sharing of information and resources, we have unprecedented potential to create busy work relating to our goals. This can actually feel like progress, especially when paired with bursts of motivation from other people’s content. It’s all ultimately meaningless.

In this episode, learn about the concept of high-impact tasks, and start doing meaningful work. Liberate yourself from the busywork of your past, and work toward consistent right action. This is how you finally get ahead.

Explore this new life model, and see how it can change your life.