Welcome men to the man talk show. I'm Connor Beaton. If you are new here, just a quick reminder

that man talks is all about bettering you as a man, as a father, as a husband, as a leader.

We talk a lot about self-leadership. We talk a lot about how to develop the skills and the

characteristics necessary to lead yourself through life, to be able to

lead yourself in business, to be able to find and actualize a purpose, and to be able to lead

yourself in your relationship. Today, I want to talk about confrontation. And I want to talk

about confrontation because after working with thousands of men from around the world, I have seen

time and time again that many of us have a very broken relationship with confrontation.

And confrontation is a necessary part of being a human being, of being a part and taking

part in the human species, in our culture, in our society, and more so in our current

modern state, in the world that we live in, confrontation is everywhere. I mean, you cannot

escape confrontation. Go online, go on to social media, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram,

Snapchat, whatever your favorite or not so favorite social media app is.

And you'll be inundated with forms of confrontation.

Every single post you may feel confronting.

Every single posing opinion that you read may feel confronting to you.

Not only that, but knowing how to engage with them.

And knowing how to limit maybe or gauge the

degree to which you should engage in confrontation, considering the amount of polarization

that is currently happening within our culture. So there's a couple different sides of this.

I'm going to look at the social perspective of this and they're going to narrow in. I'm sure they're going to miss pieces to this conversation.

And so, you know, I look forward to hearing your comments on this. But I'm going to look at the

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