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Labor and Painful Effort: The Key to Becoming a Better Man

March 12, 2016 by Chad Howse 2 Comments

I love this quote from Theodore Roosevelt… It is only through labor and painful effort, by grim energy and resolute courage, that we move on to better things. [Tweet “”It is only through labor and painful effort, by grim energy and resolute courage, that we move on to better things.” ~T.R.”] You have to remember […]

Don’t Set Another Goal Until You Read This

December 28, 2015 by Chad Howse 2 Comments

The idea of reasonable goals is a horrible one. To set a goal that you know you can accomplish with hard work and persistence cannot bring you to become the man you’re actually capable of becoming, nor will they get your business to where it can be, nor will they get your life at par […]

Man Up! Episode 17: Control Only What You Can

October 3, 2015 by Chad Howse 1 Comment

We have a funny relationship with control. We aim to control what we can’t control, even getting depressed about this inability to control it, and we fail to control what is firmly within our ability to control because we’re either scared or lazy. A few truths I talk about in the latest episode: Laziness has […]

Can Men Still Become Great?

October 2, 2015 by Chad Howse Leave a Comment

Can greatness be defined in the present? Did Cook’s men understand the gravity of the man guiding them? Did Teddy’s friends understand just who it was that led them into battle in Cuba? Did Christ’s followers, though believers, genuinely understand that they were in the midst of true greatness? In each case I’d say there […]

Why Dreaming Is So Important

September 22, 2015 by Chad Howse 2 Comments

I’ve opened the pages of another book. Having just finished Tuesday’s With Morrie, a wonderful read that puts our intentions and aspirations into perspective, I wanted a book that will fill another aspect of the man I want to become. The other day I posed you do the exercise. The focus is simple, dictate who […]

Find Your Potential First By Identifying It

September 19, 2015 by Chad Howse 1 Comment

When we set goals or expectations we start with the what, but rarely do we consider the who. We identify what it is we want to accomplish or gain or acquire, but forget to determine who the man is that we want to become. We leave our most important and precious goal, blank. And few […]

Stop Fucking Around: A Serious Look At How You Use Time

September 17, 2015 by Chad Howse 11 Comments

This morning I woke up at 5am, showered, then walked downstairs to make a cup of coffee and get my morning reading and journaling done. I sat. I read. Then I dicked around for a half hour after I’d read, yielding nothing of value. (Read This: Morning Routine: Improve Focus and Productivity) I wasted the […]

5 Ways You’re Being Willingly Emasculated

August 29, 2015 by Chad Howse 6 Comments

The other day I was at the gym and there was a fella bulling up as if he’d stuffed two bread loaves under his arm pits. The term to diagnose this kind of behavior is “imaginary lat syndrome”, or ILS. It’s bad enough on its own to walk around as if your lats prevent you […]

The Value in Being Uncomfortable

August 19, 2015 by Chad Howse 6 Comments

A handful of years ago – excuse the lack of preciseness, dates aren’t my strong suit – I hopped on a plane on down to Key West, Florida, to partake in a mastermind group with guys who were thriving in the business world. I’d been invited by a good friend who knew I was flirting […]

4 Modern Mantras I Have a Big Problem With

August 17, 2015 by Chad Howse 8 Comments

We tend to look at our predecessors and ancestors as ignorant or less fortunate and archaic because of what they didn’t have access to back then. We see the settlers of our nations not as above us, people to aspire toward, but men who laid the foundation so that we could be so evolved. Many […]

A No B.S. Guide to Developing Real Confidence

August 1, 2015 by Chad Howse 1 Comment

I remember my last fight vividly. I was at ease. I’d taken the fight on short notice with a kid that had come up from Oregon or somewhere along the coastal U.S. of A., and even though I found out he was a southpaw only minutes before the fight, I was at ease. There was […]

Grit & Gameness: How to Be Good at Being a Man

July 9, 2015 by Chad Howse 3 Comments

It seems that our society is hell bent on teaching goodness and equality and fairness without putting much thought into the values and virtues that make greatness. Rewarding based on participation rather than merit does more damage than good. Creating an artificial, level playing field removes initiative and reward for going above and beyond. Trying […]

Something Worth Fighting For: the Virtues That Won Independence

July 3, 2015 by Chad Howse 5 Comments

“Over-sentimentality, over-softness, in fact washiness and mushiness are the great dangers of this age and of this people. Unless we keep the barbarian virtues, gaining the civilized ones will be of little avail.” – Theodore Roosevelt Today is the day that Americans celebrate their independence from tyranny. It’s a day not only to celebrate what […]

The Pussification of the West

July 3, 2015 by Chad Howse 47 Comments

While there is debate as to whether or not our modern society is “better” than those in the past, there’s little debate that our society is weaker. Our weakness shows in our entitled view of how the world works with us at its center. It’s seen in our seeming inability to recognize that evil exists […]

You’re Wasting Your Workouts by Not Eating This Much Protein

June 22, 2015 by Chad Howse 6 Comments

Without hard work you’re not going to do much of anything in this world. Laziness is inherently evil because it wastes the talents and potential and the capacity for goodness and greatness that you have. It’s this notion of “wasting” potential by not applying ourselves that we must also apply to our training. Assuming you […]

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