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Do you feel like your wife lost her trust in you?
This is a common problem for most men.
They end up feeling confused because in their mind they are a good husband. Not cheating. Doing what they’re told “good husbands” do. Going to work and providing for the family.
Do you feel like things aren’t working for you?
Do you have this desire to improve how you are leading your life?
This is something we hear from men all the time, and the answer is simple – whether it’s for business or personal, you need to start using a different methodology.
Oftentimes we fail to recognize that we are disconnected from our loved ones and have lost intimacy with our partners until its too late. When we fail to pay attention to the warning signs, we end up getting blindsided when our partners tell us they’re unhappy.
Learning the basics is what most people ignore doing in every aspect of life, not just in sports. We see the “highlight reel” of not just athletes, but in business, personal lives, etc. and we forget that each “highlight reel” came from countless hours working on the basics.
Most people have experienced a struggling relationship or a struggling marriage. In this episode, we dive deep into taking extreme ownership and doing something to make a change.
In this episode, we pull back the curtain and hear from the founder of The Powerful Man, Tim Matthews. We get to learn more about who he is, his journey, what inspired him to create The Powerful Man, and some of the results he has seen with men who have come through.
Most business owners start their business to make money and have more freedom in their life but they end up becoming a slave to their business.
In a relationship, polar opposites usually work well together. The wife who is naturally feminine needs her partner or husband to be in his alpha or masculine state.
As men, we tend to spend so much time on our business and how to become significant that we fail to see the bigger picture on what we truly want to be remembered for.
Like you’re just living to go to work work, earn money, come home to do things around the house, fix things, lift heavy stuff and then go back to work and repeat the process?
