FFN 007: Living the Strenuous Life

Order of Man

Ryan Michler

Society & Culture, Business

4.8 • 9.1K Ratings

🗓️ 10 June 2016

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Summary

In today's overly sensitive, comfortable, sedentary world, men need to, now more than ever return to what Theodore Roosevelt calls The Strenuous Life.

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Friday Field Notes, Episode 007

Order of Man

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0:00.0	You're a man. You're committed to the work required to forge your own destiny.
0:04.1	Your blood, your sweat, your tears.
0:07.3	You will not be defeated. You cannot be deterred.
0:10.8	Nothing stands between you and the victory you seek.
0:14.3	You are rock, steadfast, resolute, and unwavering.
0:17.8	And at the end of the day, the job will be done.
0:21.9	Welcome to your Friday Field Notes.
0:24.6	Then what's going on today? I am Ryan McNichlor,
0:27.1	and I am the host and founder of Order of Man.
0:29.6	Welcome to your Friday Field Notes.
0:31.3	Now, this is a short show. It's not our main show.
0:33.4	We release our long interviews each Tuesday.
0:35.5	So make sure you go back, subscribe to this podcast,
0:38.1	and if you would, leave us a review on iTunes.
0:40.2	It helps a ton in getting the visibility out for the show.
0:43.2	So I want to jump right into this today,
0:44.6	because I only have five to eight minutes
0:45.9	to get my point across to you on this Friday Field Notes show.
0:49.7	And today, I want to talk with you about a hard life,
0:52.7	or what Teddy Roosevelt refers to as the strenuous life.
0:55.8	So I'm going to read you an excerpt from his speech.
0:58.4	This was given in 1899, because he, Teddy Roosevelt,
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