How to Have a Politically Neutral Family Dinner This Holiday Season
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Surprisingly, those closest to you are the ones you shouldn’t share your political views with…at least over the holidays.
Surprisingly, those closest to you are the ones you shouldn’t share your political views with…at least over the holidays.
Many guys don’t think they can be an “alpha male” because they’re not arrogant jerks. There is another way.
The game of golf is surprisingly a lot like the game of life: If you try to sink every shot, you’re only setting yourself up for failure.
If you’re truly interested in developing yourself into the man you know you can be, Manvotionals will help you hone your thoughts and open your mind to a clear path for achieving your goals.
We value our four letter words as much as the next guy but the kid a few seats down or the new, beautiful woman sitting across from you may not. So cool it will ya? And do us all a favor: Use ‘em when they count.
Some guys try to coast through life breaking up with girls by ignoring them or sucking up to the boss when the boss doesn’t have a clue of what’s going on. These types aren’t just pushovers, they can’t be trusted. In a relationship, at a party, or at work, we show you the best way to be a man of your word.
With the new year upon us, prepare to be bombarded by folks claiming to have methods that will make your New Year’s Resolutions stick. The problem is, the need for resolutions is evidence of one thing: a lack of discipline. Train to become more disciplined and never need a resolution again.
Contrary to common perception, being stoic doesn’t mean being emotionless. The real quality of Stoicism is far more masculine than not caring about anything – it’s about knowing when to care, when to be upset, and how to accept the inescapable with your head held higher than you thought possible.
Courage is the complete absence of fear, right? It’s daring and doing and acting without regard for personal safety or consequence, right? And most of all; courage is what you’re supposed to have if you’re a real man, right?
Times get tough and adversity affects everyone, but if you’re looking for someone to swaddle you in cashmere and tell you it’s going to be okay, you’ve come to the wrong place. Things aren’t going to get better unless you get proactive about improving your life. Money woes? Girl problems? Toughen up, doughball, because you’re the first and last line of defense when it comes to getting your life back on track.
The most important principles a man can live by are his own — especially if they originate from a centuries old school of thought praised for its introspective wisdom.
Sure, you could get the Chinese symbol for “Honesty” tattooed on your arm to let people know you’re trustworthy — or you could keep things simple and just live by the rule that Honesty is the best policy.
We’re all adults here, or at least we’re trying to be. Knowing that, adults shouldn’t lure their friends into favors or play the same attention teasing games that children do. Say what you mean and say what you want and you’ll find yourself being respected and getting your needs met.
If you’re not living the life you want, it’s probably your fault. From weight loss to success in business to relationships, you choose to succeed or you choose to fail.
Grappling with an overreaching boss, addressing a jealous girlfriend, haggling with a car salesman, or dealing with a punk-ass at a bar, guys are instructed to just “man up.” But to handle the situation like a man AND get what you want you must learn the well-calculated craft of confrontation.
In a world of PayPals, Credit Cards, and e-Checks, cash is slowly disappearing from our wallets, literally. On the street, cash is still king and if it’s not in your pocket, well, you’re bound to look a fool. Real men are prepared for every situation and real men carry cash.
Are your MANnerisms up to par? Do you follow the set rules of society in your everyday existence or will you soon find yourself on the receiving end of a conversation normally reserved for an 8 year old? Make sure you’re up to code and following these rules before you find yourself in an awkward workplace situation.
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