Relational Executive Coaching
“Feeling emotions” is not an oxymoron for men. Men generally feel and express emotions differently than women do. Women have always had to step up to fill in for all the times men were away from the …
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This post I wrote first appeared About Me. Reconsidering Manhood Trying to be a 20-year-old doesn’t work at 60. Getting women to help us with our emotions – like we did when we were younger, …
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To use my friend Ken Solin’s line, “Who do you call at 2AM when your life just exploded?” If you are like most men, your list is very short, or nonexistent. Most men left our brotherhood behind us …
Over the years, we’ve had many men join our groups at the suggestion of their therapist. That’s right: a therapist suggested their patient check out a men’s group rather than enter therapy. That’s …
Guest post by Zach Buckley As a father and husband, many men feel pressure to provide for the wants and needs of their family. Even as gender roles change and women increasingly become the top …
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This is a guest post by Pelle Billing - he challenges us to look at male identity. The statistics are becoming increasingly well known. Men earn a lower percentage of college degrees than women. …
