A man describes a program that peels back layers through practical tools and pushes you to study yourself. He credits the community of men for helping him recognize his worth and see a healthier version of who he could become.
What would you say is the main difference from any of the other stuff that you tried? Like, what was the real— like, if you say the standouts, uh, it's you guys' challenge to go deep.
You, uh, peel every layer, and, and even when guys resist, you push in the most loving way, the most healthiest way, with the tools, with actual tools that are applicable in the program, and they're all mainstream, easy to absorb, easy to understand, real life stuff that anybody— you don't have to be of certain intellectual level or income level or whatever to understand the program. And more importantly, the concept of study yourself. You guys challenge us to study ourselves, to get to know ourselves. What a beautiful gift that is, because I've never had to do that. No one, no one ever challenged me. None of these other programs challenged me to study myself. What made you sign up again? One, accepting that I have work to do, accepting that I have a place that I belong in, accepting that I'm worthy. This group of men helped me realize I'm worthy of being here. I'm worthy of receiving this knowledge and insights and wisdom and love to become a healthier version of myself and to become the man that they have helped me realize that I want to become.
