Number 6 has been so helpful to my life - after I watched this video I made it a regular practice now to go for a hike alone once a month. I’ve got a video talking about how it’s helped me if you wanna watch Connor :)
My man! I wanted to take the time to thank you! I’m in my early 30’s, and your book has changed my life for the better. I was down on myself, quit my job, and I wasn’t feeling fulfilled. Your book stood out like a sore thumb, so I picked it up and read it. I finally feel like I have control of my life. Your book jump started my current trajectory of self improvement! Thank you!
Incredible man, appreciate the message and really glad that the book has supported you! Please make sure to leave a review from wherever you got it, makes a massive difference!
Awesome vid, Connor. As I’m approaching 29 I am really grateful to have learned most of these lessons you have mentioned here. I found the first one you mentioned, discipline is not punishment, to be eye opening. The next step for me is being able to open up to have some of those harder conversations with the men in my corner. Keep up your great work.
SUMMARY: 1. Develop self discipline. 2. Ditch the pron. 3. Form a brotherhood. 4. Explore yourself and different career paths. 5. Prioritize yourself; not women. 6. Get in nature; ground yourself. 7. Nutrition - Proper diet, exercise, etc.
Just want to drop in and say you're really helping me during a rough patch I'm going through as I approach 30. Youre very articulate positive male role model that so many of us need right now. Thanks and keep it up.
Hey Zach, really appreciate the message and glad to hear that my content is helping. If you have a chance to check out my book, men’s work, I hope that you dig in as it has lots of solid content and exercises for you to dig into. Let me know if there’s ever any topics or questions I can cover on the podcast or channel.
While I don’t disagree with much of what you’re saying, my biggest issue with conversations around men’s issues is the lack of mention of compassion. Many of the negative psychological states experienced by men today are rooted in a self-absorbed attitude that makes them bitter and resentful. Developing a sense of compassion and empathy for others is the number one way to become more socially attractive and feel more fulfilled. In other words “to be interesting, be interested”
Hi Conor, could you talk about the moment/event(s) that made you turn your life around from those bad habits? From the context of this video, It sounds like it must have happened in your late 20's.
At 40 something you should have figured that everything has to come in balance. so quitting porn and weed is not a solid advice imo. regulate comsumation and youre good to go. that said cognitive input to your children is way inferior to just show them by living true to yourself
Number 6 has been so helpful to my life - after I watched this video I made it a regular practice now to go for a hike alone once a month. I’ve got a video talking about how it’s helped me if you wanna watch Connor :)
My man! I wanted to take the time to thank you! I’m in my early 30’s, and your book has changed my life for the better. I was down on myself, quit my job, and I wasn’t feeling fulfilled. Your book stood out like a sore thumb, so I picked it up and read it. I finally feel like I have control of my life. Your book jump started my current trajectory of self improvement! Thank you!
Incredible man, appreciate the message and really glad that the book has supported you! Please make sure to leave a review from wherever you got it, makes a massive difference!
Awesome vid, Connor. As I’m approaching 29 I am really grateful to have learned most of these lessons you have mentioned here. I found the first one you mentioned, discipline is not punishment, to be eye opening.
The next step for me is being able to open up to have some of those harder conversations with the men in my corner.
Keep up your great work.
SUMMARY:
1. Develop self discipline.
2. Ditch the pron.
3. Form a brotherhood.
4. Explore yourself and different career paths.
5. Prioritize yourself; not women.
6. Get in nature; ground yourself.
7. Nutrition - Proper diet, exercise, etc.
Then she will latch on, try to deconstruct each of these, and divorce fleece you. The reward for your discipline.
@@toddjohnson271 sounds like you’ve had bad luck, speak for yourself
@@prestonpollock3924 Never married....I'm wise. The stats back me up.
Thank you again Connor! Super appreciate your content!
Thanks for tuning in! Appreciate the comment
Just want to drop in and say you're really helping me during a rough patch I'm going through as I approach 30. Youre very articulate positive male role model that so many of us need right now. Thanks and keep it up.
Hey Zach, really appreciate the message and glad to hear that my content is helping. If you have a chance to check out my book, men’s work, I hope that you dig in as it has lots of solid content and exercises for you to dig into. Let me know if there’s ever any topics or questions I can cover on the podcast or channel.
This was great man, I'm in my mid-20's and these are all things that I'm gonna consider
I turned 26 in January and this video resonates with me. Thank you for sharing some wisdom.
You are so welcome
While I don’t disagree with much of what you’re saying, my biggest issue with conversations around men’s issues is the lack of mention of compassion. Many of the negative psychological states experienced by men today are rooted in a self-absorbed attitude that makes them bitter and resentful. Developing a sense of compassion and empathy for others is the number one way to become more socially attractive and feel more fulfilled.
In other words “to be interesting, be interested”
This is a great alternative to red pill content. Thank you for this video 👍
Glad you enjoyed it. Let me know if there’s any topics / questions you want me to dig into
Hi Conor, could you talk about the moment/event(s) that made you turn your life around from those bad habits? From the context of this video, It sounds like it must have happened in your late 20's.
Don't think about that, just turn them around now 😉 you'll definitely feel better in a year from now, and that's all that counts :)
At 40 something you should have figured that everything has to come in balance. so quitting porn and weed is not a solid advice imo. regulate comsumation and youre good to go. that said cognitive input to your children is way inferior to just show them by living true to yourself
I have a Only fans agency but I don't find the work rewarding, I know its a fantastic way to make money but I find other work more fulfilling.
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