Hi everybody and welcome to Coaches Corner. I'm really excited to share today's

episode with you because we're talking about men and we're talking about

men's work and we're talking about men and we're talking about men's work and we're talking about how the

masculine has gotten wounded over the years and what's the right way to say this

a little misled and I think this is especially important to share especially as we're coming up to election day here in the

US and seeing a lot of shadow masculine playing out and a lot of

men in powerful positions are men that haven't really done internal work and are coming

more from a place of ego and insecurity rather than true authentic integrity and

leadership and that doesn't just apply to men.

That applies to all humans on some level.

But I think that the masculine conditioning

for so many years has been one of a force and power and ego and aggression and a lot of men are really

confused about what it means to be a man which is why I think today's interview with Traver Boam is especially timely.

He's a friend of my husband's because they both do men work and I'm so proud of them both

because they used to operate more from the wounded

masculine the shadow masculine and have committed to doing the inner work on themselves

to really be men of integrity. I also shared a video on my on 31st, happy Halloween, by the way, of some clips of men doing men's work with staff.

It was actually at our retreat in Hawaii, and it's really moving to watch and we wanted

to share it because we wanted people to see

men are doing the work. They are doing the work. And I'm so proud of any human that does the internal work and especially men because I think

and this is starting to shift I think it's in a lot of ways more acceptable for women to do things like cry and go to therapy and talk

about their inner child and oftentimes it's just more difficult for men.

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