At age six, I started asking questions from a place of honest curiosity — a curiosity that got to the heart of things. Today my work is to help guys remember that curiosity and use it as a source of strength to move forward as the men we want to be.
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When We Hide Within Ourselves
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When I was a kid, I spent hours in my grandparents’ driveway in Texas fighting an entire old-west battle that existed only in my head. A stick kicked up the smoke from gunfire. I clicked my tongue to make the sound of galloping horse...
Recycled, Not Erased.
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I have a lot of dreams but don’t remember most of them. Even if I wake up in the middle of the night and think I’m going to remember, they usually dissolve before my feet hit the floor in the morning. But I had one a few nights ago t...
The Odd Dynamic of Ball-Busting
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For years, clients would say a version of the same thing to me. I led focus groups and interviews for a living, and every so often a client who was watching through a one-way mirror would pull me aside afterward, a little puzzled, an...
Confessions of an Advantage Seeker
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Author’s note: This is the second in a series — about a situation I think a lot of us live with and never name. It’s the natural next question after onlyness and the pieces on joining: if connection with other men is right there for...
Advantage?
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Author’s note: This begins a new series — about a situation I think a lot of us live with and never name. It’s the natural next question after onlyness and the pieces on joining: if connection with other men is right there for the ta...
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At age six, I started asking questions from a place of honest curiosity — a curiosity that got to the heart of things. Today my work is to help guys remember that curiosity and use it as a source of strength to move forward as the men we want to be.
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