We're not starting with 5 domains. We're starting with one. This week your only job is to identify the domain that is most broken right now. Not all of them. Not a plan for all of them. Just the one that, if you fixed it, would make everything else slightly easier. Here's how to find it: Ask yourself this question and answer it honestly — "Which area of my life am I most avoiding looking at directly?" That's the one. Your action this week: Post in the feed and tell the brotherhood: 1. Which domain you chose 2. One sentence on why it's the hardest one right now 3. One thing, just one, you're going to do about it this week Not a plan. Not a goal. One thing. This week. I'll be in the comments. So will the men in here. Let's go. - Evan Next live call: Coming soon

I'll go first. My name is Evan. I'm 51 years old. I live in Palm Beach County, Florida, currently out of an RV, which tells you something about where I am in this chapter. I'm a dad to two young kids. I co-parent. I show up for every drop-off, every pickup, every moment I'm given, because that time is not guaranteed and I refuse to waste it. I've been in the mortgage industry for 26 years. I built The Koa River Group. I know how to close deals, read people, and perform under pressure. On paper, I look like a man who has it together. For a while, I didn't. When my relationship ended, I kept moving. That's what we do. We grind. We work. We tell ourselves we're fine because stopping feels like losing. But I wasn't fine. I was functional. There's a difference. I was disconnected from my body. Going through the motions with my kids instead of being present with them. Telling myself the business would sort everything out if I just pushed harder. It didn't. What sorted things out was deciding, not hoping, not wishing, deciding to rebuild. Systematically. Domain by domain. Day by day. I started waking up at 3:25 AM. Not because some guru told me to. Because that hour belongs to no one else. It's mine. And I needed something that was mine. I started fasting. Training. Sitting in silence. Journaling as a strategy session with myself. Cold plunge. Sauna. I rebuilt my relationship with my body. I started asking harder questions. Who am I without the relationship? What do I actually want? What kind of man do I want my kids to remember? Slowly, not overnight, slowly, things shifted. Why I built this. Because I looked for a place like this and it didn't exist. Every men's community I found was either therapy-adjacent and soft, or hustle-bro and hollow. Nothing spoke to a man who is capable, driven, spiritual, and broken in the specific way that separation or divorce breaks you. So I built ALIGNMENTribe. Not as a business first. As the thing I needed. I figured if I needed it, other men did too. What I'm committed to rebuilding right now.