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Straightforward insights and strategies on everything from relationships and personal growth to masculinity and living with purpose — no fluff, just real talk from Jimmy
We live in a culture that worships comfort. So that's exactly what men chase. But chasing comfort will leave men feeling lost, unmotivated, and disconnected. The way out of that feeling is to become a dangerous man.
Good men are getting bad dating advice today. The advice their being peddled isn't how attraction works...and it's sabotaging their relationships.
Growth isn’t always about adding. Sometimes it’s about subtracting. Removing the masks. Shedding the shame. Breaking the old narratives that kept you playing small.
Most men stop growing because they think they've learned enough...but the smartest and most successful people I know never stop learning.
I used to think doing life solo was a sign of strength...that figuring it all out on your own was the way to prove yourself. I was wrong.
When you start telling every day Americans that they are racist and bigots, yet they know that they are not, you are going to wake up a few people that just wanted to be left alone.
I went to the BYU - Utah rivalry football game this past weekend up at the University of Utah and I just wanted to share my takeaways and experience...mainly that everything is determined by your attitude!
When I interviewed Andy Frisella on my podcast a few years ago he said the whole purpose of 75 Hard is to teach people to win the day. Stack those wins enough and you’ll have a great life. Hence 75 Hard.
This Halloween will mark the 3 year anniversary of the launch of my men’s community “We Are the They”. This week is also the launch of our 6th leadership group and to date we have had over 500 men join this movement...this is why it works!
This past year I released my new book, “Be One- How to be a Healthy Man in Toxic Times.” In the book I talk a lot about what it means to be a good man. What it looks like to be a healthy man. Today I want to talk about the upcoming election and what our responsibility is as men in helping to shape the direction of the country.
Here is a quick list of the 43 things I learned in my first 43 years!
Most men walk around with a mask on...the Joker Mask, the Athlete Mask, the Know-It-All Mask...we wear these masks to protect ourselves. The problem with wearing these masks though, is they prevent us from being seen as who we really are. Once you take off the mask, and be vulnerable with you you really are, you realize that vulnerability is a super power.
A few years back, I wrote a blog about "why watching sports is a waste of time." While I mostly still stand by that—sports can often be a distraction from more productive endeavors—I do believe watching sports can serve a purpose as well.
I finished watching “Secret Lives of Mormon Wives”. I saw some horrible friends on the show and since my whole men’s group is about teaching men how to connect on a deeper level and create lifelong friendships, I thought it would be worth it to point out some of the horrible friend behaviors from the show.
Today is the official launch day for my premiere leadership program inside We Are The They.
Tomorrow I am launching the fifth group for my leadership program inside We Are The They.
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