Welcome to the aggressive life.

As you may know, each week this month, we're doing a deep dive into the one of the five marks of a man.

This is the primal code that separates the men from the boys. But whether you're male or female, familiar with the marks or not, there's something here for you.

This week, I'm joined by my friend Leonce Crump Jr.

To take a closer look at the mark that men are team players. Boys want to be MVP.

Boys want to be all-time quarterback. Boys want everything to revolve around them. They don't

care about anybody else, but men are team players.

Men will play the line, you don't think of the best hand-eye coordination as a junior high kid because that's what the team needs.

While our culture might glamorize the lone wolf in the wild, it is the wolves that run with the pack who thrive.

Lone wolves are skinnier, sicker, weaker, more hungrier,

and die earlier than wolves in a pack. When you're in a pack, you can gather prey and support one

another. Guys you call themselves a lone wolf are basically saying, I'm weak and not doing well. Even if it's been

years since your days of sports in school, you and I are meant to exist on a team and an interdependent

interaction with each other. Your family, your friends, your work teams, any group that is

larger than one person, that's a team.

And today we're going to talk about how to get the most out of it.

Leon's is an author, activist, founding pastor of Renovation Church in Atlanta, Georgia.

He's done a deep dive into teams that work, and he's put that learning into his newest book,

The Resilience Factor, a step-by-step

guy to catalyze an unbreakable team. We have a lot of people who want to get in the podcast

to talk about their book and we say a lot of knows. But when someone's written a book,

who's a personal friend of mine, and I think the world of. I go, absolutely, dude.

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