In this brief monologue from the CJ Moneyway Show, the speaker urges men to engage in private, compassionate conversations with a trusted friend as a transformative practice. He stresses that such dialogues should occur away from children or spouses to maintain confidentiality and effectiveness. He also shares a metaphorical anecdote about a man who talks to a lamppost for an hour each day, suggesting that even solitary self‑talk can be life‑changing, and that having a caring listener amplifies the benefit.
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