Order of Man - You Are What You Do ｜ FRIDAY FIELD NOTES

00:00:00.000 You're a man of action. You live life to the fullest. Embrace your fears and boldly chart

00:00:04.940 your own path. When life knocks you down, you get back up one more time. Every time.

00:00:10.340 You are not easily deterred or defeated. Rugged. Resilient. Strong. This is your life. This is who

00:00:17.000 you are. This is who you will become. At the end of the day, and after all is said and done,

00:00:22.500 you can call yourself a man. Gentlemen, what is going on today? My name is Brian Michler.

00:00:27.200 I'm your host and the founder of the Order of Man podcast movement. When I started this movement

00:00:32.380 eight years ago, it was my goal to help equip you with the tools and resources, conversations,

00:00:39.460 everything that you and I needed as men to thrive and become better in our families, our businesses,

00:00:45.260 our communities. And over the past eight years, I've learned a lot. I've grown a lot. I've stumbled

00:00:50.360 along the way. I'm sure you have too. This is not a movement about me being perfect or you being

00:00:55.340 perfect. This is a movement about us as men being on the path. And it is increasingly obvious. And it

00:01:01.900 was eight years ago. It's even more so today that society, culture, governments, educational

00:01:08.840 institutions aren't interested in having you and I step up as men until it hits the fan, until things

00:01:17.840 go wrong, until we as men are needed. And in my book in 2016 or 2017 called Sovereignty, the Battle

00:01:25.560 for the Hearts and Minds of Men, I wrote an analogy there. And it seems to me like this is increasingly

00:01:30.960 happening is that men are being put up on the wall. And you see these in buildings, commercial

00:01:39.020 buildings. You see these in hotels. The axe or the fire extinguisher or the fire hose is up mounted

00:01:46.500 on the wall and it's behind glass. And the writing says, in case of emergency, break here. And it seems

00:01:53.480 to me that we as men have been put behind that glass only to be, quote unquote, let out when there's an

00:01:59.500 emergency. Well, guys, that ain't going to cut it. It's not going to cut it for the people that care

00:02:03.700 about us, the people that love us and the people that we're trying to serve. So it's my mission to give

00:02:08.280 you everything that you need to thrive, to win, to succeed. I haven't implemented these things 100%. I wish I

00:02:15.580 could say that I did. I have not, but I'm on the path. I'm working to improve. And I hope this is

00:02:21.080 serving you as well. Guys, glad to have you here today. We're going to talk about what you do is

00:02:27.140 who you are. Okay. What, what said differently is who you are. Can't talk today. You are what you do.

00:02:36.060 There we go. You are what you do. That's it. That's the bottom line. I bring this up because so often

00:02:44.580 we as men tend to believe that we aren't certain things you can fill in the blank. I've said it

00:02:50.200 before in my own life. I'm not a hunter. I'm not a writer. I'm not a runner. I'm not a good dad,

00:02:55.400 whatever. We all come up with these lies and they are, they're delusions about our own performance.

00:03:01.360 And we say, I'm not this. And so today I'm going to talk with you about five principles that you need

00:03:07.340 to adopt into your life so that you can stop saying, I am not fill in the blank and instead have

00:03:14.320 something that's going to be more empowering for you as you look to grow and develop and excel.

00:03:20.440 So we've all heard the quote, and I think it's often attributed to Aristotle. I don't actually

00:03:24.600 believe it was Aristotle who said it. And I can't tell you who it was right off hand. I should have

00:03:28.400 been a little bit more prepared, but the quote is this. We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence,

00:03:34.540 therefore is not an act, but a habit. Guys, whatever we repeatedly do is what we are,

00:03:42.080 is who we are. Now, some people will say, no, your thoughts determine who you are.

00:03:46.480 I don't believe that's true because if you've ever had a glimpse into my brain, into my mind,

00:03:52.120 that isn't always a lovely picture. And I'm sure it's the same for you. There's a lot of thoughts

00:03:58.260 that come to my mind. There's a lot of devious, dubious thoughts and behaviors that cycle through

00:04:05.400 my brain if I'm being honest, but I don't act on those things. I don't act on every little

00:04:10.060 inhibition or every little thought that comes into my mind because I would not be a refined 0.99

00:04:15.880 gentleman who can take his natural ability to be masculine and drive it towards helpful outcomes,

00:04:24.060 which is what I would call manliness. So it isn't our thought process. Yes, we should continually be

00:04:30.300 working to improve our thought process, but it's not just our thoughts. It's what they translate

00:04:35.700 into. And that requires refinement. That requires tempering. That requires patience and empathy

00:04:43.680 and care for other people. That requires a sense of duty and responsibility and obligation. So it

00:04:50.440 isn't just about what you think. It's about what you actually do. And one thing I often hear from men

00:04:55.220 is this concept of imposter syndrome. It stalls them out. It hinders growth because they feel like,

00:05:03.120 I'm not a good dad. Okay. Maybe you're not the greatest dad. Like, like I am not that I'm the

00:05:08.880 greatest dad, that I'm not the greatest dad. Let me be very clear about this. And, and so does that

00:05:13.640 mean that it's going to keep us from trying to improve? Well, you know, I I'm just afraid somebody

00:05:19.300 will find me out and I'm, I'm not a great entrepreneur. I'm not a great business owner.

00:05:22.880 I'm not a great C level of executive. I'm not a great athlete. I'm not a great hunter. I'm not a great

00:05:27.000 this. I'm not a great that guys stop saying that. How do you overcome imposter syndrome?

00:05:33.420 Easy. Don't be an imposter. So we do that in one of two ways. Number one, we exercise humility.

00:05:39.280 We don't tell people or lead people to believe that we're better than we actually are

00:05:43.760 because deep down in your soul, you know, your own performance. And if you're trying to deceive

00:05:50.080 others and yourself, it's not going to go well. And at some point we're all going to be found out.

00:05:54.760 Number two, continually working on improving in whatever department you feel like an imposter

00:06:01.120 will help you overcome that. So instead of saying, I feel like an imposter, I better retreat.

00:06:05.880 No, the answer is I feel like an imposter. So I better work on these things so that I am in

00:06:12.560 integrity with the way that I want to show up in the world. Now, the reason I started thinking about

00:06:18.060 this today is in my living room, which is just out the door here. I've got a huge shoulder

00:06:24.740 mounted moose that my oldest son and I shot last year. And it came earlier in the week.

00:06:30.720 And it was interesting as it came in, I caught myself being very excited about having that moose

00:06:35.580 because it represents a mission accomplished. It represents time with my son. Like there's a lot

00:06:41.480 of representation in having that moose and we're going to mount him on the wall. He's going to look

00:06:45.040 amazing. But I also caught myself not only in the present, but in the past saying, well, I'm not a

00:06:50.520 hunter. And the other day I had this big moose. It's four feet wide by four feet deep by four feet

00:06:56.720 tall. It's massive. And I had this big moose in my room and the, the evidence was, was unequivocal

00:07:05.820 that I am a hunter. And I'd gotten so used to saying, I'm not a hunter. Well, that isn't true

00:07:11.720 because that moose out there in my living room says otherwise. And then when I was looking at this,

00:07:17.020 thinking about this and contemplating this concept of I'm not a, or the imposter syndrome,

00:07:21.480 I started looking around the walls. I've got a beautiful white tail that I shot in Minnesota

00:07:26.160 several years ago. My son's got his white tail that he, his very first white tail that he shot

00:07:31.080 in Pennsylvania three or four years ago. I've got a beautiful goat head right here that him and I shot 1.00

00:07:37.480 earlier in the year, maybe three months ago. And we worked our asses off for that thing. I've got

00:07:42.840 another goat out there. I've got a sheep out there. I've got axis deer out there.

00:07:46.660 These are all memories that prove that prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that I am a hunter.

00:07:54.220 The same is true when it comes to writing. You know how many times I told myself, I'm not a writer.

00:07:58.640 I'm not a writer. I'm not good at this. I shouldn't do this. Who are you to think?

00:08:02.660 You know what? I've got two books out that have done very, very well. So who am I to say? I'm not

00:08:09.240 a writer. I'm a published author. I have books that have done very well with the people that I'm

00:08:15.600 trying to serve. And I don't say that to brag. I say that to prove to you that there's facets of

00:08:20.900 your life where you're telling yourself, I'm not good at these things. I'm not a runner. I'm not a

00:08:26.000 writer. I'm not a hunter. I'm not an athlete. I'm not an entrepreneur. But if you look around at the

00:08:30.880 data, it suggests otherwise. So what are you going to believe? Your own mind that plays tricks on you

00:08:36.340 and tries to deceive you at times? Or are you going to believe the data that supports that you

00:08:40.560 are in fact what you say you're not? Same thing is true with running. As I've prepared for different

00:08:46.160 events, running events and Spartan races and jujitsu camps and other things that I've done,

00:08:52.400 I can't in all honesty say I'm not athletic. I am. I can't in honesty say I'm not a hunter. I am.

00:08:59.500 I can't in honesty say that I'm not a writer. I am. Guys, we are what we repeatedly do.

00:09:04.580 Runners run. Hunters hunt. Writers write. So if you're doing those things, then you are those

00:09:10.700 things. Now, let's get into the principles. I've got five of them to share with you today.

00:09:14.840 Number one is your action dictates who you are. We've talked a lot about this. I don't think I

00:09:19.740 need to beat a dead horse on this. Again, it's not what you say you'll do. It's not what you think

00:09:24.460 about. It's what you actually do and more specifically, the results that you produce.

00:09:29.900 So if you want to be an entrepreneur and you're going out and you make a sale,

00:09:33.040 like you build a product or a service or an offering to somebody and you sell it,

00:09:37.840 guess what you are now? You are an entrepreneur. Now, are you the greatest entrepreneur to ever

00:09:43.000 grace this earth? No, but you are an entrepreneur and that's empowering. That gives us fodder for

00:09:51.400 continued growth because we feel good about ourselves. And guys, it's okay to feel good about

00:09:55.180 your growth. You have two opposite ends of the camp that I've seen. And this permeates much of

00:10:00.820 social media where everybody's like, oh, you're beautiful just the way you are. And you're

00:10:05.420 perfect. You're not perfect. And you know that I'm not perfect. I'm not going to walk around and

00:10:09.140 pretend like my shit don't stink. It does. Okay. I haven't always been successful in life. I've 1.00

00:10:14.700 fallen and I've faltered. And some of it has been private and some of it has been very public.

00:10:18.880 Okay. So I'm not perfect, but I'm working on improving myself, but I'm also not a complete

00:10:24.580 pile of trash either. I think I talked about this last week or the week before, like you're not a

00:10:29.620 complete worthless sack of shit. You are valuable, inherently valuable right now it's stored or, or, 0.99

00:10:37.500 or potential energy. And like I said, a couple of weeks ago, you need to translate that over into

00:10:43.640 kinetic energy or moving energy. But again, your actions dictate who you are. Number two,

00:10:49.700 the mindset here is that you need to be willing to look like a novice. So many guys won't do it

00:10:54.780 because of their fragile egos. They won't go to jujitsu because they're worried about how they'll

00:10:58.460 look. They won't sign up for the Spartan race because they're worried they won't complete it.

00:11:02.300 They won't start a business because they're worried no clients will buy anything from them.

00:11:05.780 They won't go to the gym because they're worried about how they look compared to the guy who's been

00:11:09.280 going to the gym every day for the last 10 years. They won't go on a hunt because they feel like

00:11:13.340 they're going to miss the shot. They won't write a book because they don't know what to say or how

00:11:17.020 to say it. And they feel like nobody will read it because we're so consumed with what everybody

00:11:22.500 else thinks about us that it often and overwhelmingly hinders our own ability to move forward. Now,

00:11:29.980 people will say, well, you know, Ryan, I'm not a blank. I'm not a writer. Nobody was a writer.

00:11:34.640 You think you came out of your mama's womb with a pen in your hand and, and a Shakespearean like

00:11:40.680 voice. Of course not. Nobody was, you know, what all the great writers did. They started,

00:11:47.520 you know, what all the great hunters I'm talking about guys like Cameron Haynes, who I know you're

00:11:52.720 familiar with. He's been on the podcast, John Dudley, who's been on the podcast, you know,

00:11:56.520 all these great hunters, Jim Shockey, who's coming on the podcast next month. These guys that we hear

00:12:01.460 of in the hunting community, at one point they went on their first hunt. At one point they made a bad

00:12:07.440 shot and they injured an animal or missed completely. It's like, we didn't, we weren't born amazing.

00:12:14.280 And it's hard to look at people who are further down the path than you and imagine that at some

00:12:21.740 point they were in the same position you were, but that's the truth. That's the reality. It's often

00:12:28.120 been said with regards to jujitsu, that a black belt is nothing more than a white belt who never quit.

00:12:33.240 You understand? That's it. You just never quit. You're willing to look like a novice.

00:12:39.380 You're willing to look a little foolish. I would suggest that you open your idea or your mind to 0.99

00:12:43.860 asking good questions of other people. And at some point you will be the guy, you will be the man,

00:12:50.660 you will be the black belt in whatever area of life you're after. Number three is that we need to wrap 0.99

00:12:57.280 our heads around this concept of excuses that we often create in our own lives. And the, I'm not a

00:13:04.200 blank is often an excuse. It's nothing more than that. It's your, your mind's way, your body's way,

00:13:12.200 your soul's way of keeping you from danger. That's all it is. I'm not a writer. Well, why would you say

00:13:19.360 that? Because it's a threat. Like if you want to write a book and you're saying to yourself, I'm not a

00:13:23.220 writer, writing a book is a threat to your ego. And so rather than saying, Oh yeah, I can do this.

00:13:29.900 I'm, I'm, I'm accomplished and I'm successful and I have something to say and I can figure it out

00:13:34.380 because I'm somewhat intelligent because that's going to expose you to risk. Rather than saying

00:13:38.960 that, what you say is I'm not a writer. I probably shouldn't do this. Well, no, you should do it.

00:13:43.820 You're just making up excuses as to why you're not going to do it because you're afraid.

00:13:48.280 And fear is not a bad thing. Fear really is not a bad thing, but we need to understand what the

00:13:55.840 fear is telling us. Is it telling us that you're going to do something that's going to push you

00:13:59.020 outside of your comfort zone? Or is it telling you that you're going to do something that might

00:14:02.880 get you killed? Because that's the differentiator. And if it's something that might get you killed,

00:14:07.120 you probably ought to think twice about doing that thing. But if it's something that is going to push

00:14:11.340 you outside of your comfort zone, then maybe the fear is a great indicator that you're about to do

00:14:15.480 something that you've never done before, which will expose you to a new set of ideas,

00:14:19.940 a new group of people, and a new way of looking at life that might push you a little further than

00:14:24.480 you currently are. Take jujitsu, for example. I can't tell you how often I hear from guys who are

00:14:28.800 like, yeah, I don't know. What should I do at my first class? I'm worried. I'm concerned.

00:14:33.480 Get over it. You don't need to ask what you should do at your first class. You don't need to say

00:14:38.700 you're afraid about all these things. I know you are, and that's fine. But sack up. Yeah,

00:14:44.900 we're all afraid when we go do something that puts us in a position where we might look foolish. 0.77

00:14:51.000 So what? Be courageous. Be bold. Be daring. Be assertive. Go live your life. Yeah,

00:14:56.760 we're all scared. You don't need a bunch of information to overcome your fear. You just

00:15:00.480 need to make a decision to overcome your fear. So don't ask people like, oh, what should I expect?

00:15:05.260 I don't know. What should I expect? Is it going to be hard? And like, I'm 52 years old,

00:15:10.680 and it's like that too much? Bullshit. All excuses. All these little games that your mind 1.00

00:15:17.360 plays on you. All these little tricks to keep you from doing what you want to do, which is to go to

00:15:22.240 jujitsu, which is to write the book, which is to ask the woman on a date, which is to start the

00:15:27.340 business, which is to ask for the promotion. Just go do it. Stop with the excuses. You can

00:15:35.140 recognize that they're there, but you don't need to feed into them. You don't need to buy into them.

00:15:40.360 Number four, what you say about yourself matters. Okay. Now I've told you that I'm not a blank is an

00:15:47.180 excuse, but if you start saying that to yourself and you do that enough, you're going to start to 1.00

00:15:53.880 believe your own bullshit. You're going to start to believe that that mantra of I am not a writer, 0.99

00:16:00.860 for example, is true. And where do you go from there? I'm not a writer. Okay. Well, where do we

00:16:07.400 go from there? Nowhere. That's the point of saying that. Like it keeps you from going where you want

00:16:13.360 to go. So what we say about ourselves matters. If you start telling yourself you're horrible X,

00:16:19.620 Y, and Z, that's self-fulfilling prophecy. You're going to do things to sabotage your own results because

00:16:24.960 you bought into the idea that you're horrible at whatever that thing is. Conversely, if you suggest

00:16:31.420 to yourself that, Hey, I'm capable of learning this, you see the distinction. I didn't tell you

00:16:36.480 to say I'm good at this because that's a lie too. We're not going to lie to ourselves. So some people

00:16:41.440 will say, Oh, you have to have these, you know, these affirmations, like I'm good at this. I'm

00:16:45.980 special. I'm amazing. That might not be true either. So let's not lie to ourselves because then we

00:16:51.140 create internal dialogue that keeps us from progressing. Instead, when I know I'm not

00:16:56.840 comfortable with something or I'm not proficient enough in something, or I'm not as good as I would

00:17:02.520 like to be in an asset area of life, I don't say to myself, I'm good at it. I say to myself,

00:17:08.320 I'm capable of figuring this out. I'm capable of learning this. I'm interested in doing this.

00:17:13.500 This sounds fun. This sounds enjoyable. This sounds challenging in a good way. This will push the

00:17:17.780 needle. This will help me get better. This will help me improve. Those are all true. They're not

00:17:22.520 lies. I'm not saying I'm a sack of shit, but I'm not saying I'm awesome and amazing at the thing 0.97

00:17:26.920 either because neither are true. But the reality is I can figure it out. And how do I know that? 0.99

00:17:31.740 Because I've got 42 years of figuring shit out. 42 years of proof that I'm still here. I'm still 0.97

00:17:42.540 fighting. I'm still kicking. I'm still living my life. And I'm still succeeding in a lot of facets

00:17:48.180 of my life. So I can take those lessons where I've succeeded in something that I've never done before.

00:17:52.840 And I can say, well, you know what? I did that. I wrote a pretty successful book. I think I could

00:17:58.000 probably write another one. I've been able to connect with hundreds, almost a thousand different

00:18:04.040 men on this podcast now. I think I can reach out to some heavy hitters because I've got a track

00:18:09.460 record of success. Like guys, look at what you've done. Now it's hard when you look and you see that

00:18:14.960 you're in the midst of a divorce or a medical problem or some financial troubles or you're

00:18:20.780 laid off from work or any number of things that could ail us on a daily basis. It's hard to look

00:18:26.040 through that. But the reality is you're still here, man. You're still kicking. You're still alive.

00:18:32.020 There's still a lot of fight in you regardless of where you are in your journey. There's still more in

00:18:37.900 you. And there's proof. If you look, there's proof that suggests that you're capable of things

00:18:43.840 greater than what you're currently doing. Guys, the last thing I would suggest to you is that the

00:18:48.660 proximity principle counts. If you want to know more about the proximity principle, go visit my friend

00:18:55.160 Ken Coleman. He's with Dave Ramsey's team, the Ramsey Solutions. And he wrote a book, among others,

00:19:01.680 called The Proximity Principle. And he talks about the power of being in the right places with the right

00:19:07.280 people. Now, short of saying that this stuff is going to be picked up through osmosis,

00:19:12.180 the people that you surround yourself with are inevitably going to wear off on you.

00:19:16.280 If you're surrounded by losers and pessimists and people who are always hurt or angry or sad,

00:19:22.640 it's only a matter of time before you're that type of person. If, on the other hand, 0.86

00:19:27.660 you're around optimists and you're around successful people and you're around entrepreneurs

00:19:31.320 and you're around athletic people and fit people and people that care about self-development

00:19:36.500 and people that care about their own improvement and people that care about serving others and

00:19:40.520 people who are Christian, if that's what you are. The more that you surround yourself with the kind

00:19:45.400 of person you want to be, the more likely it is that you're going to be that kind of person.

00:19:50.340 The proximity principle matters. So, take a good look at your own life. If you want to be a writer,

00:19:59.460 you better get around writers. If you want to be strong and fit, you better get your ass into the 0.98

00:20:06.060 gym because that's where the strong and fit people are. Or sign up for a Spartan race or a marathon or 0.90

00:20:11.600 a Ragnar or any number of these things that these guys do. If you want to start a business,

00:20:18.260 find the chamber of commerce in your city and join the chamber of commerce even before you have a

00:20:24.580 business. Because the proximity principle counts. If you're not achieving what you want to achieve

00:20:30.260 in any metric or any measure of life, then look around you and ask who in my immediate circle is

00:20:36.760 achieving what I want to achieve. And more than likely, it's probably going to be no one. And if

00:20:42.720 that's the case, you need to adjust that. How do you do that? How do you do that? How do you get

00:20:47.120 around these guys? You have a podcast. Easy for you to say. Well, I didn't always have the podcast,

00:20:50.880 but how do you do it? You add value to their lives. You comment on their social media. You

00:20:55.380 download their newsletter or subscribe for their newsletter. You buy their programs. You buy their

00:20:59.680 courses. You go to their events. You get into their masterminds. It's not hard. I mean, it's

00:21:06.440 going to cost you a little time and money, but anything worth doing is going to be worth an

00:21:11.240 investment that you're going to have to make. I can't tell you how often guys are like,

00:21:15.160 hey, I really want to be better, but I can't really invest in myself. What do you want me to do about

00:21:19.600 that? You're not investing in yourself now, which is why you're producing the results that you're

00:21:24.160 producing. So if you want to produce different results, you have to invest in yourself a little

00:21:28.760 differently, a lot differently than you currently are. Listen to podcasts. Podcasts are free. Books

00:21:35.940 are free at the library. Newsletters are free. And then you start to get in your paid stuff, which is

00:21:41.820 a one-time program, a course that's available, a mastermind, a little bit more might be individual

00:21:47.080 group coaching, might be an event that you go to, but there's tiers to this. And then the top tier

00:21:53.100 is hiring a personal individual one-on-one coach. It's going to cost you a lot of money. It's going

00:21:57.560 to be worth it because they've proven that they can do this for other people and they can certainly do

00:22:01.520 it for you. So guys, let's knock it off with the, I'm not a blank. I don't want to ever hear anybody

00:22:07.640 else who ever listens to this podcast to say that again, unless you're not willing to do the work.

00:22:12.780 If you're like, I'm not a runner and you're not willing to do the work, then I guess that's true.

00:22:17.580 But if you want to be a runner or you want to be a better husband, or you want to be a business owner,

00:22:22.880 or you want to be an athlete, or you want to be an author, or you want to be a hunter and figure it

00:22:28.160 out, stop telling yourself you're not and start telling yourself that you're capable of doing it.

00:22:33.580 The five points again is your actions dictate who you are. Number two, you have to have a willingness

00:22:38.400 to look like a novice. Number three, the I'm not a blank is nothing more than excuse to keep you

00:22:43.620 from doing that thing. Number four, what you say about yourself matters because you're going to

00:22:48.620 start to believe it. And number five, the proximity principle counts. Guys, I hope that serves you.

00:22:53.520 I do want to put a shameless plug. We're opening up the iron council in the next two-ish weeks.

00:22:59.220 And I would love to see you in there speaking about investing in the proximity principle.

00:23:03.600 Guys, being around other men who don't necessarily have everything figured out,

00:23:07.320 but there's a framework, a proven systematic framework for achieving more in your life.

00:23:13.880 Proximity principle, learning new things, doing things you're not comfortable with,

00:23:18.480 holding yourself accountable, holding other men accountable, being willing to have them hold

00:23:23.160 you accountable, being willing to look like a novice. These are all things that are available

00:23:27.220 inside of our brotherhood, the iron council. We've got a thousand guys in there working hard to

00:23:33.040 improve themselves. And I want you to be there in there with us. So if you go to orderinman.com,

00:23:37.240 slash iron council, you're going to drop your email in there. And then I'm going to send you an email

00:23:41.420 probably on the 14th, 13th, 14th of September and let you know we're open for enrollment.

00:23:48.040 And I would love to have you there because I think you're going to add value to what we're doing.

00:23:52.040 And I think you're going to be served by being there. And I know you want to get better because

00:23:55.900 you would not be listening to this podcast if you didn't want to improve in your life.

00:23:59.480 And that's one way that you can invest in yourself and improve your life. And in the meantime,

00:24:04.720 improve the lives of thousands of other men who are in there, who have been in there and who will

00:24:10.800 come after you. Go to orderinman.com slash iron council. All right, guys, that's what I've got for

00:24:15.960 you today. I will be back next week for another fascinating interview. Until then, let's go out there.

00:24:22.600 Let's take action. Let's remember that we are what we do. And let's become the man we are meant to be.

00:24:29.520 Thank you for listening to the Order of Man podcast. You're ready to take charge of your life

00:24:34.020 and be more of the man you were meant to be. We invite you to join the order at orderofman.com.

Order of Man - August 25, 2023

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