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Really good video; I learned a lot. As a woman, I see any man who announces that he's an alpha male as being weak, self-centered, and insecure. A relationship disaster. Real alphas, true strong men, don't announce it, but they're the ones who look out for others, are the first to defend others, are the first to look out for the rights of others, are kind, etc. That's absolutely sexy! Now, I do disagree with the term "nice guy. Niceness in a man is sexy. I think the correct term here is "passive guy." Passive guys are not the same as guys who are kind and take other's preferences into account. Passive guys are weak, and that's annoying. Stating what you want and then working with your partner so both of your needs are met is the alternate to being passive.

I discovered the book this year (2024) and it instantly changed my life. I’m 55 years old and it was as if the book was written about me. I could post an essay, but suffice to say one story: a job opening came up just after I finished it I would not have had the courage to take. I was “helpless” And” trapped” in a job in which I felt taken advantage of. There was a lot of luck in the timing but I increased my salary 35% and have a much better job. That’s only the surface, the changes within myself are profound. I feel like a man. If only I found this book when it first came out, I might have the world at my feet.

I can relate to so much of what he is saying because he explained it so well....

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Great video for me. My boundaries are non existent. I'm 48.

money is not evil, because is energy, and energy isn't negative nor positive, it's neutral.

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Or just become a cna or a nurse

Not a Dad here but I stumbled upon this video and loved what you had to say. Will have to look into your apps. Have you tried Family Search? They have a memories feature which is like Facebook for ancestors 😆 I have been able to find interviews and photos that my cousins took of my grandparents that I didn't know existed. It's pretty neat!

Thanks for sharing... I've been a fan of Hal's for many years... a lot of his material and ideas are brought into many of my counselling sessions with clients and families for many years now... blessings

It's so good to drop into truth this morning, thank you for sharing this conversation. We need more of this depth

Amazing content. something I never thought of but really needed to hear right now. thank you for creating and sharing

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Embodiment of who we are called to be. Who am I called to be?

Can we please stop using the word Nice to actually describe something bad. I know that he's pointing out that this version of nice isn't actually nice, but still I don't like the sound of it because it reenforces the idea that being nice is bad. While I respect Glover, have read the book many times and have even highlighted sections, and have also heard him interviewed so many times I could probably do the interview for him, a problem I have is the same with so many other authors, coaches, therapists or whatever title. It seems most of them are describing women that I've never met or maybe they've just never met the women that I've known. I could give countless examples but let me mention this one. In talking about boundaries and "standing up to her", he's often told the story of crossing the shoelace on the ground and how she'll respect you if you enforce boundaries and that women actually want you to enforce them and stand up to her. That's not my experience. Women I've known, if presented with a boundary, much like the shoelace, will boldly step over it, get right in your face and say "now what". I know that most coaches will say that women will test you and your boundaries, but to simply say test implies that you might be able to pass. With most women I've known, it's not a matter of seeing IF you pass, it's to see how long it takes before you fail. So for something as simple as the string on the ground example, a woman will boldly step over it and the "now what" ultimately has to end with you ending the relationship, no matter how minor the issue was. In the book, he gives the example of Jake and Tisha where, when they go out, Tisha usually has too much to drink and winds up dancing and flirting with other men. Jake calls her on it and at first she gets upset but Jake holds fast and is telling her that if she wants to stay married to him, she has to stop that behavior. She eventually relents. I'd love to know where that type of woman is because I'd see that scene ending with Tisha bringing another man into their bed and her intentionally letting Jake find them, just to let him know that he can't tell her what to do. Of course to something like that, Glover or any other author would tell you that you shouldn't be with that sort of woman and tell you to leave her, but so many women are incredibly strong willed to the point that you'd just wind up with another one just like her. Anyway, again, respect him but like with every other coach out there, I have no idea what women they're talking about because it's not the human ones from the planet Earth.

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Thank you so much for your kind words. It means a lot to me to hear that from you. I have learned just as much from the conversations we've had and the experiences we've shared. I admire your work and approach to life as well. I feel fortunate to be part of both your personal and professional journey, a journey that offers such gifts to the folks out there who aim to increase the ineffable value of being a self-aware parent!

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I first came around "Dr. Meg" almost a decade ago. It's great to see her still putting out such great content.

She is great! She might be a woman but man she is tuned in on how powerful of a role us fathers can have.

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Keep up the great work.🤝🤝

Viewing technology-especially AI-as a tool that enhances human capabilities rather than replaces them is crucial for fostering a collaborative future between humans and machines. By learning from historical precedents and focusing on ethical practices in technology deployment, society can leverage advancements in AI to solve complex problems while preserving the irreplaceable qualities that define humanity: creativity, empathy, intuition, and moral judgment.💡💡

I love his brain.🧠🧠😍😍 Here are 5 more book titles: 1. The AI-Driven Leader: Harnessing Technology for Transformational Leadership This title focuses on how leaders can leverage AI technologies to drive change within their organizations, emphasizing the transformational aspects of leadership in the digital age. 2. The AI-Driven Leader: Building a Data-Driven Culture This book would explore the importance of fostering a culture that embraces data analytics and AI, providing strategies for leaders to implement these practices effectively. 3. The AI-Driven Leader: Ethical Decision-Making in an Automated World This title addresses the ethical implications of using AI in leadership roles, guiding leaders on how to make responsible decisions while integrating technology into their strategies. 4. The AI-Driven Leader: Empowering Teams through Intelligent Collaboration Focusing on collaboration, this book would discuss how AI tools can enhance teamwork and communication among employees, leading to improved productivity and innovation. 5. The AI-Driven Leader: Future-Proofing Your Organization with Artificial Intelligence This title would provide insights into preparing organizations for future challenges by adopting AI solutions, ensuring long-term sustainability and competitiveness in an evolving market.

Why only 10 likes? This video is sooooo informative. Thank you both

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15min in and this is so good!

Great stuff men. Boundaries are always a challenge.

We just tried the Dinner Table app and are very happy with it! Great work, really important lessons

Who lost the camp fire? You city folks I guess

1:00:48 Ground Breathe Open Get Curious

Love you John

Some definite overlaps for women here too. Thanks for sharing!

Great video. Keep up the good work 👏 🙌 👍

Things that help my anxiety and sleep are long early morning bike rides or runs (sometimes both!), no alcohol, only one coffee a day usually before 9am, I think they are the major ones. Other things are eating a good low processed diet with plenty of veriety in vegetables, berries, nuts and seed but also meats and fish. Chamomile tea in the evening with the lights and screens dimmed down low watching something fairly boring but funny maybe. Hope this helps someone. Oh and limit social media and never watch the 'news'!

This has been non stop over the past few months. I'm 37. A ton of stress with work and life in general. It's been a long time since I've slept a full 7-8 hrs

I had sleep anxiety as a kid and eventually realized if I'm lying in bed and closing my eyes I did my job for the night and if my body fights its not my problem. Not saying slept any better but the anxiety went away.

I hope your channel becomes insanely successful. These are crucial conversations. I can’t overstate it enough. The algorithm knows I’m middle aged because I’ve been researching adjacent topics, so I assume that’s why this was tossed at me. Sub’d 👌🏼

Hey dad time is the most important thing you can give your kid. Talk is cheap.

That nervous system is no joke. That’s probably a good time to take notes on what boundaries we want to commit ourselves with.

Dont sleep near a turned on cell phone or router. If you can, no electronics in your bed. Get some orgonite to put near your bed to protect you from EMF. Our bodies are being bombarded in our sleep by EMF. RSO oil is great too.

Fellas, thanks for being on the show! I've already received great feedback on this episode.

Fellas, thank you!

Well done fellas. Really enjoyed listening to this one.

Did he publish this? What a useful resource!!

Thanks for having me. It was an honor. I hope someone besides you and I find value in it 🙂

Mike, thanks for being on the show. You’re an incredible father, husband and man in the world. It’s an honor to call you a brother.

Why are these conversations always an hour long? They can be covered in half an hour easily Working parents don’t have an HOUR to listen to all the faffing around

Kelly is the MAN!!! Love his book The Unhiding of Elijah Campbell