Manhood Reimagined
Joe BurnhamExploring a positive vision for manhood (that is good for men, women, and children) in the 21st Century and beyond.
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Why?
There’s a certain kind of manhood that believes every problem has a lever. Find the lever, pull it, and the whole machine behaves.
So we’re drawn to “why.”
Simon Sinek says start with why, and that’s not wrong. The right “why” can be a li...
On Needs: I Used To Think I Was An Island
When I first started dating my girlfriend, I had a relationship philosophy that felt mature.
If you come into a relationship with needs, you are putting a burden on the other person. You are making them responsible for your happiness, your...
The Value of Vision
Vision isn’t a contract with the future. It’s a compass.
If you’re like me, you were taught explicitly (and reinforced implicitly) that “vision” means picking a destination and forcing life to comply. Set the goal. Grind. Achieve. Arrive....
The Art of Doing Less
For most of the past year, I have been producing longform pieces for We Can Stay Human. That rhythm has been meaningful, and it has also been demanding. The last few weeks, I have not had the time or energy to keep up with it the way I want...
I'm A Recovering Asshole (and Still Becoming Human)
Recently I officiated a funeral for someone whose story did not fit the polished script we often feel pressure to tell when a person dies. In the family meeting, the adult kids were trying to do something brave. They were trying to be hones...
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life after loss coach | time doesn't heal, tending does | I write and teach practices for life after loss: breath, meaning-making, ritual, and staying human through change | dad to a teen | aspiring permaculturist | Rev. Dr. by degree
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