Is it a conversation? Setting boundary? Taking action on something you said you would? Making a change you know you need to? That avoidance is keeping you stuck, It’s keeping you a nice guy. Until you learn to stop running, make a decision and take action you will continue to hold yourself back. Pick the one thing that would have the biggest impact on your growth and do it - this week. Comment what it is and when you’ll do it.

You’ve just stepped into a container designed to strip away the nice-guy patterns, rebuild your foundation, and sharpen you into a grounded, embodied man. This isn’t a course you “consume.” It’s a brotherhood you show up to. Here’s how to get started: 1. Introduce yourself in a video below. Who you are Why you joined What you want to get out of this 2.Engage.Don’t sit back and lurk — the more you contribute, the more powerful this container becomes. 3. Be real.Drop the mask. Honesty is the only way transformation happens here. This is where it begins. Post your intro below 👇

Ever feel like you’re not where you want to be? I need to push a little more, Reach that next mile stone, Finish this season, THEN, you can; Slow down, Be present, Spend more time with the wife, kids, on your self. But how long have you been telling yourself that? Running that same model and moving the goal post. Every. Single. Time. Happiness, peace, fulfilment, presence - is not. Destination. It’s life. But when we are so focused on moving faster we forget to live life along the way. If that resonates go watch the video below - it’ll hit deep.

If you lack confidence, trust or belief in yourself. Go and do this. RIGHT NOW. Then share either down below or in the wins section what you notice in your mood, your energy, drive. Even what your partner or others notice.

I work in the 911 service as a paramedic. I had an interaction with a coworker yesterday. The way he treated a patient, I strongly disagreed with and it didn’t sit right with me. After the call transpired, I pulled him aside and told him how I felt and voiced my opinion about how he could approach things from a different perspective going forward. He was receptive and appreciated my honesty. It was a hard conversation but I’m proud of myself for speaking my mind respectfully. Definitely a win