Order of Man - April 10, 2026


7 Forms of Masculine Provision | FRIDAY FIELD NOTES


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A man who can't or won't or is incapable of providing for his family is abdicating a core responsibility. A man who keeps the lights on and food on the table, but has no vision for the people inside the house, is not providing.

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00:00:00.000 And here's a hard truth about this.
00:00:01.560 Your family can feel, and you've probably felt this too,
00:00:04.900 feel completely alone in a house full of people.
00:00:08.380 If you're physically in the room, emotionally checked out,
00:00:12.600 staring at your phone, half watching TV,
00:00:16.180 always somewhere else in your head.
00:00:17.760 I was like that.
00:00:18.520 You know, I'd sit at the dinner table and be there physically,
00:00:20.940 but it really drove a wedge between my family
00:00:24.680 and their emotional safety and provision.
00:00:27.200 If that's you, you're not providing for them emotionally.
00:00:30.000 what's up men welcome back to your friday field notes this is your end of the week
00:00:36.000 check-in so to speak where we try to get as practical and tactical as possible try to get
00:00:42.180 honest with each other about how the week went and how we want next week to go and actually get to
00:00:48.540 work the weekend's a great time to reflect and hopefully you take some of these principles and
00:00:52.960 apply them in your life as you move forward i want to talk with you today about something that
00:00:58.400 I believe sits at the core of what it means to be a man. And if you've been listening for any
00:01:03.800 amount of time, you know this, you probably agree a man's job is to protect, provide, and preside.
00:01:11.480 And preside is synonymous with lead. That is a man's function. And there's no ifs, ands, or buts
00:01:17.600 about it. Your job is to protect, to provide, and to preside. But I think most of us have been
00:01:23.380 thinking about one of these aspects a lot or too narrowly, I should say. And that's the provision
00:01:31.140 component. Because most of the time when I say that word provide, most of us immediately go to
00:01:37.900 money. It's the income, it's the paycheck, it's the bank account, it's the investments. And look,
00:01:44.060 that financial provision, it matters. And don't let anybody tell you that it doesn't. You know,
00:01:49.880 you'll often hear that money is not that important and money's the root of all evil. These kind of
00:01:54.300 phrases, that's not true at all. Your ability to provide financially for your family, which is
00:01:59.300 something I'll get to here shortly, matters. It makes a difference. And you should try to do that
00:02:04.500 as effectively and efficiently as possible. But if that is the only lens of provision that you're
00:02:12.000 using then you're leaving your family and your community and even yourself starving starving of
00:02:21.480 the seven types of provision that i'm going to go through today because if all a man can do
00:02:27.660 is write a check but he isn't present then he isn't providing if a man who uh keeps the keeps
00:02:35.420 the light on the lights on and food on the table but has no vision for his family he's not providing
00:02:41.400 a man who can make that mortgage payment, but he can't protect the people inside the house
00:02:47.200 physically, emotionally, spiritually, is only doing part of the job. And we want to be well-rounded
00:02:54.560 men. So today we're going to talk about that, what I call the full measure of provision or the
00:03:01.640 seven forms of masculine provision. It's the complete picture of what it looks like for a man
00:03:07.260 to show up and actually provide for himself and the people that he loves. So we'll get right into
00:03:12.000 it. Number one, and I'm going to get this one out of the way. This is an important one. I just
00:03:15.920 talked about it is the financial provision. This is the foundation of providing for your family.
00:03:20.880 And we'll start here because this is where we should start, but we're not going to stay too
00:03:25.300 long on this one because everybody knows this inherently. It's a real phenomenon, financial
00:03:30.260 provision. A man who can't or won't or is incapable of providing for his family financially
00:03:36.940 and his household is what I believe abdicating a core responsibility. Now, I know when I say that
00:03:45.440 somebody's going to say, you know, what about somebody who can't work and what about men who
00:03:48.620 are disabled? I realize there's exceptions to the rule, but if you're fully capable mentally and
00:03:54.340 physically of providing financially for your family, then you have a responsibility, a moral
00:03:59.820 obligation to do it full stop and i'm not going to soften that the bills matter the food on the
00:04:05.260 table matters uh the roof over your family's head it matters but here's what i want you to hear
00:04:12.260 that the financial provision is the floor it's the foundation it's not the ceiling of your
00:04:19.640 provision most guys think it is all i have to do is show up financially put food on the table put
00:04:24.760 roof over my family's head and we're good and how many women have you heard who say you know what
00:04:30.960 yeah he was a great financial provider but he was never present he was never available he was never
00:04:35.580 here he never cared about us your family needs more of you than just financial provision it's
00:04:41.820 just not enough and and i fear that too many men believe it is they treat their income as
00:04:49.560 as a proxy so to speak for their worth as a father and a husband and just a man in general
00:04:56.640 and they say to themselves yeah i work hard i bring home money what else do they need and
00:05:02.900 in asking that question they can actually begin you can actually begin to reveal how much you're
00:05:10.140 missing if you actually think about that so here's my note for for you on this one take an honest
00:05:18.120 look at whether you're using financial provision as a substitute for other forms of showing
00:05:24.280 up.
00:05:25.920 Are you using work busyness as an excuse to avoid hard conversations at home?
00:05:33.560 Are you buying things for your kids instead of spending time with them?
00:05:39.540 And if that's the case, then call it what it is.
00:05:42.320 If you're working nonstop, even though you might have enough family household income
00:05:46.980 and you're not catching little Timmy's baseball game and little Susie's dance recital,
00:05:51.960 are you really stepping into the full measure of what it means to be a man? I would argue no.
00:05:58.380 So number one is financial provision. Number two, physical provision. The protector, we're
00:06:02.800 going to overlap into the protection category a little bit and also the builder. A man who
00:06:07.420 provides physically should do it in two directions, outward and inward. Outward means protection. So
00:06:14.400 I'm not going to get too much into that because that falls into a different realm, but it's safety.
00:06:18.420 It's that raw, primal, ancient role that we as men have had.
00:06:26.240 It's the one who stands between his family and danger.
00:06:29.500 There's a great quote, and I can't remember where I heard it, and I'll probably butcher it, but let me see if I can remember it.
00:06:34.340 The real man gains renown by standing between his family and fate, absorbing the blows of fate with equanimity.
00:06:44.400 I think I got that a little wrong. Let me try that again. The real man gains renown by standing
00:06:49.520 between his family and destruction, absorbing the blows of fate with equanimity. I did get that one
00:06:57.180 right. That's a great quote. And that is our role as provider. In 2026, that doesn't always mean
00:07:04.780 that he's going to be fighting off the wolves at the gate necessarily, but it means knowing what's
00:07:09.480 happening in your neighborhood. It means being situationally aware when you're out with your
00:07:14.200 family, sitting in the right place at the restaurant that you're out at, having a plan
00:07:19.900 when things go wrong, when there's a fire or natural disaster or emergency, because they will
00:07:25.160 go wrong. But it also means that your body is a tool of provision. A man who neglects his health
00:07:33.200 and his physical well-being who lets himself go he's put too many pounds on who doesn't train
00:07:41.240 who doesn't sleep uh who runs himself into the ground is slowly removing himself from the
00:07:48.720 equation and when you create that vacuum you're allowing other dangerous circumstances and
00:07:54.520 situations to take place all right you cannot pour from an empty cup if if your body is failing
00:08:03.640 then so is your capacity to show up for everybody who depends on you that's the outward side of
00:08:10.020 things the inward side means the home itself it's the environment it's taking pride in your space
00:08:16.820 it's being able to fix the things that are broken you can build and you can maintain and you can
00:08:22.500 improve your home, your fortress. It's providing something real for your family, something tangible,
00:08:29.620 something they use, something that is important to them. And there's dignity. I think there's
00:08:35.280 respect in a well-kept home. You know, that might be taking care of the yard or taking care of the
00:08:42.820 vehicles or, you know, fixing that leaky faucet. And I'm not saying you have to do everything.
00:08:48.380 some of the financial provision comes into play but you should be capable of doing some of the
00:08:52.700 things or at least paying for it to get done there there's a message i think that gets sent
00:08:59.160 out to your family and the rest of your community when you are a dad who knows how to handle things
00:09:05.120 so here's your note for this one here's your task what in your home physical or otherwise have you
00:09:12.460 left broken and just fix one thing this weekend, one small, simple thing, not because it's glamorous,
00:09:18.680 but because that's what provision actually looks like. All right, let's get to number three. This
00:09:24.280 one's the hard one for a lot of guys. It's, it's challenging. It's emotional provision.
00:09:29.600 This is the one that trips most men up emotional provision, being present, being safe to come to
00:09:35.860 how many women do you know who want a safe man, not a weak man, not a cowardly man, not even a
00:09:42.140 nice man but a safe man and notice a safe man doesn't mean that you're weak or cowardly or
00:09:47.820 overly nice it means that you're capable it also means being a man whose wife and children actually
00:09:57.240 feel seen and here's a hard truth about this your family can feel and you've probably felt this too
00:10:04.480 feel completely alone in a house full of people how many of you have felt this where you've had
00:10:10.500 so many people around you but you're still lonely if you're physically in the room but
00:10:17.280 emotionally checked out you know staring at your phone half watching tv always somewhere else in
00:10:24.840 your head i was like that you know i'd sit at the dinner table and be there physically but i'm
00:10:29.620 tapped out i'm thinking about business and other things you know it also might be engaging in the
00:10:36.720 vices that tempt you pornography alcohol drug abuse alcohol abuse was a thing that got me
00:10:42.180 and it really drove a wedge between my family and their emotional safety and provision
00:10:49.180 if that's you you're not providing for them emotionally this is what it looks like it's
00:10:55.100 your wife being able to bring you a concern or a hard conversation without you shutting it down
00:11:02.160 or dismissing her or blowing up it's your kids knowing that when something freaks them out or
00:11:09.820 scares them or confuses them that you are the person they come to not their friends not the
00:11:17.000 internet not some other teacher or something that you don't know if it's going to lead them astray
00:11:22.520 but you it's being able to sit with someone in pain without immediately trying to fix it
00:11:31.320 sometimes provision is just sitting there and being there now and and this is this is a really
00:11:37.940 important part here emotional provision requires that you actually deal with your own shit guys
00:11:45.380 this is this is a struggle for me like i just want to bury bury all that stuff that i'm dealing
00:11:51.820 with personally and i'm good with showing up and i want to show up for people but a man even myself
00:11:57.060 And many of you who have never processed our own wounds, our own fears, our failures, our shortcomings, our inadequacies, those men, and I've done this before, some speaking from experience, we're going to flinch every time someone else near us is in pain.
00:12:16.920 Right? You'll go cold or you'll go hot. That's what I did. You know, you blow up, go cold or hot, or you'll disappear.
00:12:22.580 and it's not because you're a bad man it's because he's not taking care of himself
00:12:31.160 he hasn't addressed what he needs to address and you can't give like i said earlier what you don't
00:12:37.400 have emotional provision starts with emotionally investing in yourself so having a good band of
00:12:46.740 brothers joining our group the iron council uh spending time with other men reflecting pondering
00:12:54.100 thinking reading scripture uh addressing the the childhood wounds that you've been dealing with
00:13:00.280 so this week what i want you to do or even over the weekend is ask one person that you love
00:13:05.400 a real question not like hey how are you or hey how was school like a real question
00:13:11.720 what's one thing that you're afraid of what's one thing that you're excited about if the rest of the
00:13:18.940 year went perfectly what would that look like for you and then just listen don't fix it don't
00:13:25.540 redirect don't dismiss them don't make it about you just be present for their answer and if you
00:13:32.500 do that every day with everybody under your roof your family dynamic will change it has for me as
00:13:38.540 i've done that with my kids over the past well really three years really heavy now all right
00:13:44.040 number four guys intellectual provision this one gets overlooked entirely but this is a man who's
00:13:51.460 intellectually alive who reads who thinks who ponders who studies who wrestles with ideas who
00:13:57.960 debates who's developed his own convictions he provides something that can't be bought and that's
00:14:06.040 being a mind worth following you know and when you think about the great thinkers of our time
00:14:12.100 Jordan Peterson Arthur Brooks some of these individuals and you think about Marcus Aurelius
00:14:18.100 and Aristotle and Socrates and Epictetus these are men who are worth following now they weren't
00:14:25.020 in the warrior class necessarily even with Jordan Peterson and Arthur I don't look at those men as
00:14:29.780 the warrior archetype, but they are men worth following to some degree. And we should strive
00:14:36.660 to be like that. And I even take somebody like Jocko Willink, who obviously is part of the
00:14:42.800 warrior class, the warrior archetype, but he's also extremely intelligent, very well read,
00:14:49.960 researches, thoughtful. He's the guy who gets it. You can be part of the warrior class,
00:14:55.840 that protector class and still be a mind worth following and your children are watching how you
00:15:02.820 engage with the world do you think critically do you have opinions that you can defend
00:15:08.020 respectfully do you read do you learn are you curious are you asking questions intellectual
00:15:15.080 provision means that you're prepared so that when your kids come home with a question about the
00:15:20.340 world or about history or about right and wrong or what to believe or what not to believe and
00:15:25.540 why you can actually engage them. I mean, how many times did you grow up and you're like, Hey mom,
00:15:30.900 Hey dad, why is this? And they're like, I don't know. It just is. Or Hey, why do we do it this
00:15:35.700 way? I don't know. We've always done it that way. Those answers don't count for you. Now, look,
00:15:41.520 you don't have to have all the answers. The other day I was driving down the road with my youngest
00:15:44.940 son and he was asking about how earthquakes happen. And I know generally the tectonic plates
00:15:51.280 are shaking, but I didn't have very specific answers. And so we pulled up a chat GPT. We were
00:15:56.640 driving down the road, pulled it up and asked how do earthquakes form or start. And it gave us the
00:16:01.620 answer. And then he's like, what about black holes? And I asked chat GPT, what about black
00:16:05.240 holes? And it gave us the answer. And he said, what about quicksand? And I asked chat GPT about
00:16:09.060 quicksand and it gave us the answer. And that was an actually really fun way to spend a 30 minute
00:16:15.380 drive. He was thinking about things. He was learning, he was listening, but he was seeing
00:16:19.600 me do it to learning and asking him questions and coming up with new topics. We need to be men who
00:16:27.060 think about things. How many guys do you know who don't think about things? They just live their
00:16:34.700 life by default, not really contemplating politics or culture or entertainment or media or the cosmos
00:16:42.880 or spirituality and their relationship with god just the the extent of their their thinking is
00:16:52.400 should i watch this netflix documentary or that netflix show should even a documentary might be
00:16:57.000 even a little better or should i follow that account on instagram or follow this account or
00:17:00.880 should i be entertained by this guy on a podcast or that guy on a podcast be a guy who thinks
00:17:05.560 you know there's a version of a man who provides financially he protects maybe even physically he
00:17:11.660 he might even show up emotionally but he's never developed rich deep meaningful ideas
00:17:20.980 no philosophy no framework no like deeply rooted convictions that he can actually articulate to
00:17:29.140 people and that guy's family doesn't have a leader they have a manager potentially hey i'll manage
00:17:34.760 your schedule i'll manage the income coming in and going out i'll manage what you can and can't
00:17:39.200 do I'll manage the discipline side of things but that's not leading so what I want you to do this
00:17:43.840 weekend or this week moving forward is to pick one book one topic one idea that you've been meaning
00:17:50.780 to learn about and engage with and maybe even include your children in it 15 minutes a day
00:17:56.800 that's all it takes and that compounds into something real over a month over a year over
00:18:02.660 five years over a decade all right next we've got three more three more yeah three more spiritual
00:18:09.180 provision. This is the, the, the dad and the, and the husband who is the anchor in the storm
00:18:14.300 and there will be storms and you need to be anchored to something real. So whether you're
00:18:19.240 a religious man or not, this applies to you because spiritual provision is about meaning
00:18:25.500 and purpose and transcendence to something higher and more important than just yourself.
00:18:32.400 The world does not revolve around you. And if you can lead that way and show your kids and your
00:18:36.960 wife that, they will know that too. It's about being the man in your home who holds the bigger
00:18:43.420 picture, who doesn't completely fall apart when circumstances fall apart because he can see the
00:18:49.960 long-term vision. He can see the grand scheme of things. There's been so many times in my life
00:18:55.340 where, you know, I thought it was the end of the world. An argument with my wife, frustrations with
00:19:00.720 my kids maybe one of my kids does something dumb at school you know maybe we have some financial
00:19:06.720 issues maybe there's some animosity and contention in the larger extended family and so we we crumble
00:19:16.580 sometimes and we fall apart and we expect our wives to do it or our kids to step up or whatever
00:19:21.400 and it's like it's it doesn't work you have to be able to provide the anchor when the storm
00:19:28.560 rolls in and for many men myself included this is deeply tied to faith to god to prayer to
00:19:38.000 scripture even to a community of belief which is what i would call religion and if that's you then
00:19:44.960 you're leading your family in that or are you just taking it easy and coasting and hoping that
00:19:49.100 somebody else like you're outsourcing the spiritual provision to a pastor or to a clergy or even the
00:19:54.380 bible i'm not saying that's bad that we get those other people and resources involved obviously
00:20:00.420 reading the bible is important but you have to lead it's not just attending church but it's
00:20:05.340 leading it's praying with your kids over food or at the beginning of the day or the end of the day
00:20:10.200 or even going on a trip it's modeling what it what it looks like to live by something bigger than
00:20:15.760 yourself and for other guys spiritual provision is more philosophical it's about having a code
00:20:23.140 boundaries a set of non-negotiables a clear sense of what your family stands for and what it what it
00:20:31.740 won't tolerate but either way the question is the same is there an anchor in your home and are you
00:20:38.620 the anchor so when your kid comes home from school and is dealing with you know maybe a classmate
00:20:46.000 dies i've had that happen or or or there's a failure at school or a fear something they're
00:20:52.320 afraid of or concerned about or confused about? Is there a framework in your home that helps
00:20:57.940 them make sense of the suffering that they're going to deal with? When your wife is discouraged
00:21:03.100 and frustrated and had a long day, whether she's out in the workforce or working at home, do you
00:21:08.440 have a source of something deeper to draw from? Not just your own ideas, but something
00:21:16.620 objective something just absolute that you can lean into so i want you to write down three core
00:21:26.700 beliefs these could be faith-based they could be philosophical based but three core beliefs
00:21:31.720 or values that you want to define in your family you can't see it but there's a code of conduct
00:21:36.760 over my shoulder on this wall it's just out of frame and that's a code of conduct that me and
00:21:41.580 my two oldest boys put together at one of our events. I need to update that with my two other
00:21:46.920 kids as well. But I don't want you to write down beliefs or values that you just inherited
00:21:52.180 without thinking about it. You know, ones that you saw on TV or that I had or somebody else had,
00:21:58.560 but ones that you and your family have chosen and can defend. And then ask yourself,
00:22:04.880 do my daily actions reflect these beliefs and values all right number six time provision
00:22:13.000 and this is the the one thing right that money cannot replace it's time it's the ultimate
00:22:19.040 non-renewable resource it's finite you will run out of it now we can leverage it we can use it
00:22:26.340 more effectively but you will run out of time and here's the sobering math okay if your kid is eight
00:22:32.160 years old you have roughly 10 years before they leave your home so my oldest just turned 18 he's
00:22:41.080 going to be gone before long my youngest just turned 10 so i have less than eight years at
00:22:46.060 this point with him but even even more visceral i think is you don't have just 10 years you have 10
00:22:54.780 summers because you don't really see your kids as much as you do in the sun and in the school year
00:22:59.960 as you do in the summer you have 10 summers you have 10 christmases
00:23:07.560 you have 10 birthday candles or times to light the cake and and the candle that's not
00:23:20.700 that's not that long a runway guys
00:23:22.940 time provision is not about quantity it's about also quality and intentionality it's about looking
00:23:33.020 at your calendar and asking yourself honestly does this reflect the values that i say are
00:23:38.200 important to me and how many times people say oh my family's the most important thing cool let me
00:23:42.220 look at your calendar no it isn't it looks like based on the calendar it's the least important
00:23:47.900 thing to you okay there's nothing wrong with working hard that's the financial provision
00:23:53.500 but if your schedule is built entirely around your career and your hobbies with scraps left
00:24:01.320 over for the people that you say you love that's a statement whether you mean it to be or not
00:24:06.120 and time provision also includes how you show up for yourself sleep recovery space to think
00:24:13.160 right intellectual intellectual provision you know if you're perpetually frantic and you're
00:24:19.220 running around and it's chaos and you're over committed and you're running on empty that
00:24:24.140 you're not providing that's survival mode that's high cortisol area that's danger it's not safe
00:24:31.420 for you or your family so look at your calendar for the upcoming week block out one thing that
00:24:37.440 it specifically and intentionally for somebody that you love. Put it in ink, put it in the calendar,
00:24:43.980 online, whatever. Protect it like you'd protect a client meeting. Because you would. You would
00:24:48.880 change everything for that big client. Would you change the same for your family? Only you can
00:24:54.540 answer that. All right, last one, guys. Provision to yourself. And this one is also very hard
00:25:01.300 because we're taught not to be selfish,
00:25:04.140 not to take time for ourselves,
00:25:06.900 to lead and to pour into other people
00:25:09.480 and to serve and sacrifice.
00:25:10.900 And yes, we should do that.
00:25:12.520 But this is the source of everything else.
00:25:14.400 And I'm gonna close here on this one
00:25:15.640 because this one I think underlies all the others.
00:25:20.460 There is a version of provision
00:25:22.100 that I don't think most men ever talk about.
00:25:24.520 It's the one that you provide to yourself.
00:25:28.420 It's the best of who you are
00:25:30.500 or who you could become. It's your physical and mental strength. It's your wisdom. It's your
00:25:36.920 patience. It's courage. It's love. It doesn't come from nothing. This is a physics lesson
00:25:44.380 in energy. It's created. It's cultivated. It comes from somewhere. Energy cannot be created
00:25:49.940 nor destroyed, just transferred. So you have to take the energy that you have,
00:25:54.680 use it correctly so that you can then transfer it to others. It's built.
00:26:00.500 The service that you provide to other people is a result of you taking your self-development
00:26:07.600 seriously. And that means training your body so it actually works for you. Feeding your mind and
00:26:13.980 your intellect so it sharpens. I think I have my Iron Sharpens Iron shirt on today. Sharpening
00:26:20.580 your mind instead of dulling it, tending to your soul. So bitterness and hostility and
00:26:28.800 walls and contention and complacency don't take root in your life. It's building real and genuine
00:26:37.780 brotherhoods and friendships with men who challenge you and sharpen you. It's doing work that means
00:26:44.120 something to you. How many of you go into work and you hate it? You're miserable. Fix it. Fix it
00:26:50.220 with where you are start there but then fix it from there it's work that's worthy of the one life
00:26:57.660 that you've actually been given guys self-provision is not selfishness it's quite literally the
00:27:04.700 prerequisite for everything else on the list because if you're depleted and you're neglecting
00:27:10.140 yourself and you're not examining your life and how you're thinking you cannot sustain the weight
00:27:15.320 of everything else that we've talked about today.
00:27:17.660 It's impossible.
00:27:19.340 And this movement, Order of Man, has always been about this.
00:27:22.740 It's men who refuse to coast.
00:27:24.280 It's men who choose to grow and build,
00:27:27.680 who decide on purpose that they're going to lead
00:27:32.000 and be worth following.
00:27:35.560 It's not a place that we get to.
00:27:38.520 It's a decision that you make every single day.
00:27:42.100 So let me recap.
00:27:43.580 here's the full provision or the full picture here it's a man who provides financially he
00:27:50.140 understands that's the floor not the ceiling it's a man who provides physically outward and inward
00:27:56.840 protecting his people maintaining his body in his home also emotionally right being present
00:28:02.360 being safe being available genuinely next is intellectually developing a mind worth following
00:28:11.300 a deep thoughtful mind spiritually being that anchor in your home something bigger than the
00:28:18.140 circumstances that you and your family will inevitably face a man also provides through
00:28:24.400 time giving people that you love the dwindling gift of your presence
00:28:31.320 and a man who provides to himself
00:28:36.060 because he has to be the vessel
00:28:40.540 that everything else can be derived from.
00:28:48.360 None of these things exist in isolation
00:28:50.420 and no man nails all of them all the time.
00:28:53.900 Everything I talk with you about
00:28:55.340 and have talked with you about today,
00:28:56.820 I am good at times in my life
00:28:58.700 and not so good at other times.
00:28:59.860 but the man who's aware of all of them and who's honest about if he's falling short and if he's
00:29:06.100 committed to getting better that's the man who's dangerous in the best way possible he's potent
00:29:10.080 he's strong he's capable that's the kind of man that a family builds a life around so this weekend
00:29:19.220 again pick one just one area of provision where you know you've been coming up short
00:29:24.200 don't try to fix everything all at once we'll do this over time i've been doing this work for
00:29:29.740 10 years i've been on this planet for 45 and i'm fixing and growing and learning and messing up and
00:29:37.300 then trying to repair it just do one thing one real thing that's the work so guys if you want
00:29:43.040 more help and insight you want to band with other men and talk about these issues and dive deeper
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00:29:52.660 iron council also consider joining us at the forge event later this month april 23rd through
00:29:58.060 the 26th at themensforge.com. All right, guys, those are your Friday field notes. I hope that
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