Can you own what you want without needing to defend or justify it to others?

And how does just going with the flow mean you won’t be helped?

This is part 2 of our talk with Alex Linsley. Listen in as we discuss how you can grow a pair AND inspire those around you to lend a hand.

Alex Linsley is the founder of Man Collective in Oxford, England. In this episode he continues his story of being thrust into the limelight to explain his position on men’s personal development. He also has some amazing lessons to share.

In this episode:

• Getting clear on what you want in life
• What motivates you?
• Do you believe you need to justify or defend what you want?
• Owning your desire is not dictatorial
• What keeps us from owning what we want
• What inspires people to lend a hand
• Avoiding criticism
• Taking your seat beyond the mediocre

Click here to learn more about Man Collective.

About Alex Linsley

Alex Linsley is an Economics & Management student at Oxford University. He realised how little he enjoyed his mundane existence four… Click here to read the rest...

I mean — it’s in COSTA RICA — for F’s sake! Tell ‘em Tripp sent you.

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What would it be like to suddenly and unexpectedly become the national spokesman for men’s personal development?

And how did one guy manage to seemingly unite the feminists and the chauvinists?

This week we talk with a New Man listener who set out to quietly start a men’s group and then found himself bombarded by the British national press.

We’re talking with Alex Linsley of Man Collective in Oxford. Listen to this amazing story about how, in an effort to remain “under the radar”, Alex ended up in the national press explaining to the country why he wanted to be in a men’s group.

In this episode:

• What a men’s group can do for you
• Most guys are tolerating a lot of surface-level BS
• Authentic Man Program
• David Deida
• Why some guys are “in the closet” about personal development
• Top Gear
• Uniting the chauvinists and the feminists
• Loaded Magazine
• What Alex learned from being in the gunsight of the press

Click here to learn more about Man Collective

About Alex Linsley

Alex Linsley is an Economics & Management student at… Click here to read the rest...

In December, we asked for the straight up feedback from guys like you about our Men’s Group 101 product.

We heard you say:

(1) It was too expensive

(2) Starting a group on your own was too hard.

You spoke and we listened.

Now Men’s Group 101 is half-price and we’ve added another option which gets you a seat in a real, live phone-men’s group with Jayson Gaddis facilitating. In other words, we find the group FOR YOU, start the group FOR YOU and facilitate it FOR YOU for 4-weeks.

And you don’t even have to leave your house. How much more convenient can it be?

Click here to learn more about this offer from Men’s Group 101.

Click here and learn how to easily find, start and lead a Men’s Group.

We get emails every week from guys who are wanting to:

• Find a Men’s Group in their area
• Join a Men’s Group
• Start a Men’s Circle
• Lead their current Men’s Group or Men’s Circle more efficiently
• Shake up their current Men’s Circle (especially for MKP I-Groups)

Jayson Gaddis and Tripp Lanier created Men’s Group 101 for those of you who want the power of a men’s group or men’s circle in your life, but have no clue where to start. This powerful and extensive multimedia course will walk you through every step of the way.

Click here and learn how to easily find, start and lead a Men’s Group.

Are you one of those guys who — deep down — is wondering, “What in the hell am I doing with my life?”

When you get in the weeds, do you tend to isolate like a wounded animal?

And how likely are you to really follow through on all of those goals?

This week Revolutionary Man, Jayson Gaddis and I dive into a solution for any guy who has ever felt stuck, isolated and unable to follow through. We’re talking about men’s groups.

Check out the free video available at Men’s Group 101.

In this episode:

• What is a men’s group?
• What is it not?
• Why should you care?
• How would you know if a men’s group could benefit you?
• How are most guys screwing up?
• How are some guys like walking tea kettles?

About Jayson Gaddis, Creator of Revolutionary Man

Jayson Gaddis, LPC, is an expert in male psychology. He’s a life and relationship coach and… Click here to read the rest...

Are there things you wish you could do before you die, but are not getting around to them?

Are you tolerating a life that you never thought you would have, feeling that there is no way to change things?

Ed Fell wants to help us out.

As a longtime member of The Mankind Project, Ed points to the fact that men have no initiation ceremonies in American culture and often drift through life, unsure of themselves as a result.

We have heard several times on the New Man about the importance of initiation ceremony.

The Mankind Project is dedicated to giving men a healthy initiation to manhood and giving us an experience of who we truly are and what it feels like to be our authentic selves. From that experience of initiation, The Mankind Project offers a close network of support and challenge, to help men live their lives to the fullest.

The last item on that “bucket list” might just be the journey inward, to really get to know ourselves.

About Ed Fell

Ed Fell, M.S. is a Master Psychotherapist, relationship and sex coach, Sacred Sexuality educator, workshop facilitator, writer and Certified Leader and… Click here to read the rest...

Rollie, an internet professional and spiritual practitioner, brings up a common phenomenon he calls the “pre/trans” misconception in which pre-conventional “macho” behavior is associated with the masculine and avoided or repressed, preventing an authentic Trans-conventional masculinity from emerging.

Keith, freelance writer and Kung-fu teacher, points to Taoist principles of yin and yang and the inherent power in each. He notes that as men cultivate the softer yin energy they cut off their own personal power and the power of that yin as well as their inherent yang energy.

Rich, restauranteur, relates that in his years as a married man, he unknowingly missed out on the unique relationship that other men provide. He looks into how a men’s group can be similar and different from one on one coaching.

Casey, marketing professional and New Man producer, shares that his clarity… Click here to read the rest...