This podcast is for Men who grew up without fathers, learning to be better men. 

In All areas of life. Us fatherless men, We don’t have a community to belong to. We don’t have a podcast or a place to talk about dude stuff. How to be a valuable man in society. The problems we face everyday not having that dad to lead us..

Todays topic is: The Impact of Fatherless: What Men Raised Without Fathers Lack

Today's show is About confidence and how this man experienced a huge jump in confidence in his 30s and 40s and he's questioning if it happened for no reason at all. And we're going to talk about what the what the reason is.

 Today's show to help us fatherless men become more confident and it is: 3 Habits That Will Skyrocket Your Life as a Man. 

Each day we cover a skill or a topic to help improve our confidence & eliminate self doubt.

Here is the link to fix your posture with 5 mins/day:

issues:https://youtube.com/shorts/u9OQMBPrFgI?si=ciDMZtiFp-k4C-MJ

The biggest dream killer out there is self-doubt and this is how I was able to stop sabotaging myself and change my thought process to WIN.

This podcast is for Men who grew up without fathers, learning to be better men. 

In All areas of life. Us fatherless men, We don’t have a community to belong to. We don’t have a podcast or a place to talk about dude stuff. How to be a valuable man in society. The problems we face everyday not having that dad to lead us.. Even how to Heal from having no father..that is a step in the journey for us that Nobody talks about…

This podcast is for Men who grew up without fathers, learning to be better men.

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Question: Men of Reddit, how do you think growing up without a dad affected you?

Today's show is a question about How to Hire the Right Coach for Success

Question: Is there a person/specialist I could talk to that bluntly focuses specifically on how to improve my life? This is coming from a person who feels like they never had a strong male role model in life.

This would be ideally somebody who tells me bluntly what to do, not just make me feel good. I'm not interested in a regular therapist because it seems like they don't have my best interest in mind. Its like they just want to prescribe meds and make you numb from the pain of life.

I would say I'm in a very good headspace right now but as  I grow up there's always these “aha” moments where everything just clicks. Its like why didn't somebody properly advise me on growing up if you follow me.

Its only now about 2 years after moving out of my parents house that I really feel in control of my life. There's so much I feel I didn't learn from my 20's that I wish I learned. Now also as I get older its hard to reach out to anybody because people expect you to have your life together.

Us fatherless men, We don’t have a community. We don’t have a podcast or a place to talk about dude stuff. How to be a valuable man in society. The problems we face everyday not having that dad to lead us.. Even how to Heal from having no father..that is a step in the journey for us that Nobody talks about…

With This show & this community, you’re going to Learn how to be a successful man in all areas of life. Also will be a place to come in and get help with your issues. 

Today's podcast is answering a question from a guy in one of the communities: If you could be 20 again, would you have done the things you wanted to do instead of the things you were expected to do?

I’m 20 right now and sometimes I don’t understand the point of it. I’m doing school and I’ve worked a couple of jobs and it’s all so unfulfilling. Sometimes I think about saying fuck it and doing all the things I want to do while I’m young, and do all this boring shit when I’m older. I mean, what sense does it have to do all the cool shit when your 60? Don’t you think we have it backwards? And by the way I acknowledge how immature this mindset is. It may be selfish, but haven’t you guys ever thought like this? Do you guys ever get fed up with the mundanity of life?

Us fatherless men, We don’t have a community. We don’t have a podcast or a place to talk about dude stuff. How to be a man. The problems we face everyday not having that dad to lead us.. Even how to Heal from having no father..that is a step in the journey for us that Nobody talks about…

With This show & this community, you’re going to Learn how to be a successful man in all areas of life. Also will be a place to come in and get help with your issues.

This show is going to be good for the guys who maybe need a little advice when choosing women. because today's question is a deal breaker for me on whether or not I even date a woman what I was single.

The Attraction Factor: Does Being Good with Kids Make Women More Desirable?

Us fatherless men, We don’t have a community. We don’t have a podcast or a community to talk about dude stuff. How to be a man. The problems we face everyday not having that dad to lead us.. Even how to Heal from having no father..that is a step in the journey for us that Nobody talks about…

With This show & this community, you’re going to Learn how to be a successful man in all areas of life. Also will be a place to come in and get help with your issues. But I’m also going to ask you to come in & give before you ask. First help the other brothers in the community too. You have experiences that can help another brother not have to make a bad mistake. There's always someone behind you that you’re qualified to help.

My Goal to be a successful house flipper and these habits helped me grow by doing the same exact habits that millionaires & top performers would do everyday.

Us fatherless men, We don’t have a community. We don’t have a podcast or a community to talk about dude stuff. How to be a man. The problems we face everyday not having that dad to lead us.. Even how to Heal from having no father…that is a step in the journey for us that Nobody talks about.

This podcast you’re going to hear from men on how to be a successful man in all areas of life. Also will be a place to come in and get help with your issues. If you have any issues you want a possible podcast on, leave me a message with details. If you see this on Youtube you can comment or anywhere else you can reach me on instagram @ronwoodsflips. 

Is Self-Defense Always Justified? A Man's Story Raises Questions

Today's podcast we got a popular post in the community groups, with tons of likes on this one and it's a guy who had to unfortunately fight his friend. His friend has a history of drinking but it's never been violent with him until now. The fight got serious and he wonders if he took it too far and if he needs therapy.

Today's podcast a guy in one of the groups asked a pretty specific question I thought was good to make a video on. It got some pretty good engagement so I felt a lot of other guys might have similar questions or wonder how to think this through, so I decided to share my thoughts on what my experiences were with taking supervisor roles. The pros and cons I looked at that helped me make a decision on whether to move up to a management role or stay at the regular jobs.

Question: So for shits and giggles I applied for a supervisor job at my place of employment. It’s a union plant so I’d be getting out of the union which I’m really not too fond of. Unsure if it’ll be a pay raise as I wasn’t offered the job yet. I just had my interview today which I think went pretty good. But pay will have a big impact if I accept the job or not.

Those of you who took supervisor jobs do you regret or enjoy the transition? What are some of the pros and cons of being a supervisor?

See, us fatherless men, we don’t have a community to belong to. We don’t have a podcast or a place to talk about dude stuff we were never taught. It’s embarrassing to not know exactly how to be a man. The problems we face everyday. Even how to heal from having no father..that is a step in the journey for us that Nobody talks about.

This podcast & this community, you’re going to learn how to be a successful man in all areas of life. Also will be a place to talk about your issues. But I’m also going to ask you to give back & help the other brothers in the community too. You have experiences that can help another brother not make a bad mistake you’ve already dealt with. There's always someone behind you that you’re qualified to help.

If this sounds like a community you'd be interested in joining. Please send me a DM on instagram @ronwoodsflips.

Do you have this friend or relative or person that you've met that only reaches out to you when they need something? How do you feel when they call you or text you when you see their name pop up in your phone? What's the first thing you think of in your head? Is it: I bet you this dude it's about to ask me for some money or a favor? How do you feel when they call, are you excited? You probably used to be excited to talk to them because you might really like the person… but you get the feeling they're just using you. Let me ask you, are you that person that's always only reaching out to people when you need something? And are they looking at you the same way you look at the people that do it to you? Well Today's podcast we're going to talk about how to fix that issue and how to get in the habit of reaching out to people without needing anything to actually build a strong bond with people.

Us fatherless men, We don’t have a community. We don’t have a podcast or a place to talk about dude stuff. How to be a man. The problems we face everyday. Even how to Heal from having no father..that is a step in the journey for us that Nobody talks about that..

With This podcast & this community, you’re going to Learn how to be a successful man in all areas of life. Also will be a place to talk about your issues.

Tell me if you can relate to this, have you went out had a few drinks… maybe a few drinks too many and then you wake up the next morning and your destroyed the whole day when you didn't used to? After a night of drinking did you skip your workout, or cancel plans you have made with somebody or basically sit in your dark man cave and watch TV all night? Then Maybe you thought that it might be time to slow your roll on them drinks cuz it's starting to affect some real stuff in your life. Then this episode should sound familiar to you. A guy in the community asked a question & put it out there that they're struggling with this & were going to talk about it on today's show. And here's his question:

I'm 31. Alcohol wrecks me? Anyone else had to significantly cut back?

I've always had a lower tolerance to alcohol but damn.. I turned 31 this past week. That plus Valentines day and my anniversary of meeting my fiancee led me to drink more than usual.

We (fiancee and I) did dry January and wow. I felt consistently better.

This past week I've felt like shit. Two nights ago we went out and got a beer. Then later got cocktails. The bartender really hooked us up and I was too tipsy to drive for the rest of the night. I couldn't sober up and my fiancee had to drive.

I'm still feeling off.. if I bring this up to older guys they laugh it off. I've worked with dudes who drink several beers a day.

But I've been hearing more people my age experience the same as me. Can we collectively not handle alcohol like past generations?

Today’s podcast is 5 MINUTE FRIDAY'S where I will talk about a topic for 5 minutes. Today I talk about why it’s important for a man to keep his word. Why men need to be reliable, how people will look at you if you’re not a man of your word, and what it will do for you if you do keep your word.