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Imposter Syndrome - doubting your abilities and feeling like a fraud.
In this episode, Dan and Brad dive into something that plagues many men: Imposter Syndrome. Why is it that so many capable men succumb to feelings of inadequacy and feeling as if they're not enough? They answer some difficult questions and have a deep discussion on ways they have both overcome imposter syndrome in their lives and steps you can take to start to do the same.
Overcoming imposter syndrome and finding a greater sense of purpose can change your life. Few men understand the power and potential that they have hidden behind feelings of inadequacy. Some steps that are identified in this episode to help address this include being humble, asking questions, providing value, and realizing that you have been put in situations for a reason. Imposter syndrome, as is the case with any challenge, can be overcome through intentionality and continued focus.
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Routine - a sequence of actions regularly followed; a fixed program.
In this episode, Dan and Brad discuss the power of routine and answer the questions that many guys ask around this life-altering concept. Namely, what is a routine? Why is having a routine important? How can I develop a routine?
While wanting to create a routine is a great start, it's important to create one that is sustainable. A sustainable routine will ultimately change your life, so the guys provide some tips to get you started. Specifically, they discuss how to create a routine that will become a non-negotiable part of your day and review the benefit of why you should treat them as SMART goals (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time Bound).
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Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much, because they live in the gray twilight that knows not victory nor defeat.
– Theodore Roosevelt
In this episode, Dan and Brad dive into the concept of the Strenuous Life and how the idea of intentional struggle will benefit every man. They both talk about their individual journeys to live a Strenuous Life and the profound growth that’s come from choosing to embrace it.
While this concept was popularized by Theodore Roosevelt, it’s something that is equally important today. Roosevelt lived a life embracing the difficult and made himself into one of the greatest men to ever live. We too can choose the Strenuous Life and become strong both physically and mentally, which will allow us to become men of integrity and tremendous strength.
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The Latin term aut faciam aut viam inveniam means “I will either find a way or make one”. Every man is faced with challenges. Some are great and some are small. When confronted with these challenges, a man should do all in his power to find a way to accomplish them or make one.
In this episode, Dan and Brad discuss what it means to find a way or make one, the significance of this motto, and how this mindset was developed in each of them. They share some real-life examples from getting in shape to following in the footsteps of a father to finding a way to salvage a marriage. There’s always a way through, but that way through requires work and resiliency.
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Welcome to Untaming Masculinity. In this introductory episode, Dan and Brad talk about what they are looking to accomplish by sharing their message. They also spend some time discussing their individual journeys toward being untamed, intentional, purposeful men and their desire to help other men understand and restore their purpose in life.
In a world where so many messages tell you that being a man is offensive or toxic, it’s more important than ever that men rise up to be their best selves as husbands, fathers, and leaders. It’s vital for a man to not only recognize his value but to reclaim the tenacity, passion, and strength that makes men, men.
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