Category: Mindset

  • Be Bold & Courageous

    Staying small isn’t always humility—it can be fear in disguise. After years of service, stress, and quiet dissatisfaction, I learned that boldness, courage, and persistence are necessary for growth. This post is for men who feel stuck and need permission to grow again—one brave step at a time.

  • 1% Better Every Day

    I am a 52-year-old man who is sharing my journey through depression and stress, emphasizing the importance of improving by 1% each day, as taught by James Clear. This concept promotes consistency over intensity, highlighting that small daily habits can lead to significant progress over time. Discipline fosters self-respect and long-term change.

  • Someone Else’s Opinion of You Does Not Have to Become Your Reality

    The piece emphasizes men’s journeys in rebuilding mental health by challenging societal expectations and personal beliefs. It highlights that true success lies in perseverance, self-awareness, and the ability to reshape one’s identity despite past judgments. The message encourages embracing small victories and starting anew without needing external permission.

  • The Difference Between Who You Are and Who You Want to Be Is What You Do

    Real change doesn’t happen on New Year’s Day. It happens in small, daily choices—especially when motivation fades. If you’ve been asking yourself “What am I doing about it?”, this post might be the perspective you need. #mensmentalhealth #mentalhealthformen #mensgrowth #selfimprovement 
#MentalStrength #personalgrowth #stressmanagement #MindsetShift #keepgoingbro

  • Start With a Clear Vision: Why Men Need Purpose to Improve Mental Health

    In this article, I write that addressing mental health issues like depression and anxiety requires more than traditional methods. A clear and personal vision is essential for direction and purpose. Men often struggle without this focus, leading to anxiety and stress. Consistently revisiting and acting on one’s vision fosters mental well-being and personal growth.

  • The Best Is Yet to Come: A Daily Reminder for Men Working Through Hard Times

    A practical, encouraging guide for men dealing with depression, anxiety, and stress. Learn how to build a hopeful mindset, find strength in small moments, and steadily work toward a better life.

  • Why Men Should Stop Settling for “Just Fine” — And Start Building a Phenomenal Life

    A solution-oriented guide for men dealing with stress, anxiety, and depression. Learn why settling for “fine” isn’t enough and how small, practical changes can help you build a phenomenal, meaningful life.

  • Create the Highest, Grandest Vision for Your Life

    Discover how setting a personal vision — not chasing someone else’s definition of success — can help men find purpose, peace, and real happiness.

  • Joy in the Present

    At 52, I’m a full-grown adult who’s worked full-time and volunteered for 20 years while raising a family. Like many men, I’ve spent a lot of time waiting for something to happen—the next milestone, the next vacation, the next activity to organize, or the next phone call because the toilet overflowed. Maybe even the next…

  • What Are You Doing About It?

    A friend’s question—“What are you doing about it?”—pushed me from pain and anxiety into action. Here’s how a simple audit can change your health, stress, finances, and relationships. You can’t control everything, but you can control your next step.