The Savage Gentleman with MMA Fighter Josh Tyler
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The Savage Gentleman with MMA Fighter Josh Tyler

ByLarry Hagner

MMA fighter Josh Tyler is also the co-founder of Savage Gentleman, a retail brand and ethos that believes that men are both savages and gentlemen.
Josh is here to reveal his secret to remaining calm in the chaos of the cage. He tells us how to employ emotional intelligence, communication, and self-awareness in a masculine way. Josh also talks about how he’s applied what he’s learned as an MMA fighter to entrepreneurship and family life.

Start Reaching Your Goals with an Accountability Partner
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Start Reaching Your Goals with an Accountability Partner

ByLarry Hagner

When it comes to committing to our goals, we often let ourselves down. We’ll sleep in instead of getting that workout in. We’ll give in to that junk food or extra beer. We’ll put off our big dreams for another day. No one will know that we didn’t follow through. But if we have to answer to someone else, the whole game changes. Today we talk about how you can start reaching your goals with an accountability partner.

Weird & Wonderful Ways to Build Mental Resilience with Ben Aldridge

Weird & Wonderful Ways to Build Mental Resilience with Ben Aldridge

ByLarry Hagner

What are the best ways to build mental resilience?
Ben Aldridge is the bestselling author of How to be Comfortable with Being Uncomfortable: 43 Weird & Wonderful Ways to Build a Strong, Resilient Mindset.
In this episode, Ben explains how to plan mental, physical, and skill-based challenges that will accelerate our growth and develop a tolerance for being uncomfortable.
Are you ready to get uncomfortable and build a more resilient mindset?

Self-Compassion and Accountability for Dads
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Self-Compassion and Accountability for Dads

ByLarry Hagner

As men, we are usually are all or nothing. We have the tendency to set extreme goals, and if we have one setback, we take that as proof we can’t succeed and give up entirely. But if we practice have both self-compassion and accountability, we can forgive ourselves, dust off, and get back on track. DEA Commander Paul Richardson tells us how.