You've heard me give a definition of masculinity which I believe captures the essence of being a strong, independent, self-reliant and compassionate man.
The words are CALM, DELIBERATE and PLEASED. (See this video about that)
But it's
impossible for a man to achieve those things if he is unclear.
He can't decide what to to with his career or business. He doesn't know how to respond to his meddling parents. He can't discipline his kids. And he is lost in what to think, say or do in his failing relationship.
How do you get CLARITY?
It must be consciously pursued. It's a learned skill. It must be a relentless commitment to becoming clear on who you are, what you value, what you believe, what you really
want and WHERE you plan to end up in the next 30 years.
This is a new mindset where you feel naturally calm and clear-headed... with a solid awareness that you are okay...you're okay now...and you'll be okay
tomorrow.
How do you figure out all that stuff?
You commit to spending time learning and growing with other initiated men. Men who are a
few steps ahead of you and want you to walk with them in the journey of a lifetime.
This is why, for the first time, I created a group coaching event to get more men on this path with me.
Instead of just my normal one-on-one, exclusive coaching package, I created a Men's Cave Group Coaching Program that follows the SAME 12-week format of my one-on-one program. It will take 4 months to complete.
We're going to go through the process together - as a TRIBE!
The good news?
It's priced much lower AND you get the benefit of a close knit community of men to join you, support you and encourage you through the process...and beyond.
This will bring you the clarity you need to become the man you want to be.
Go to THIS PAGE to read and watch a video about the program to see if it feels right to you. You can secure your spot here too with two options of
payment.
And if you want to have a phone call with me to talk more about it, just hit REPLY to this email and ask me. I will call you asap to discuss it.
Lotta love,
brother,
Steve