There's one thing that I've learned over the last decade of working with men, studying

guys that are very successful, working with men that are incredibly successful, whether

they're Fortune 500 entrepreneurs, whether they are famous athletes, whether they're

famous musicians, doesn't matter what field they're in.

There's one thing that makes or breaks men. And there's one thing that I believe that every single man should fight with his life to defend. One thing that you as a man, doesn't matter how old

you are, how young you are, should fight with everything

that you have to defend, to maintain, to develop, to curate in your life. And this is the one

thing that forever and ever and ever has made men successful, has made men powerful and

potent, has made men unstoppable in their ability to build,

to create. But it's the same thing that also makes men dangerous. And that is male friendship,

which is, I believe, is one of the most powerful forces in existence, but more specifically, male

collaboration. Collaboration between males when you look in the animal kingdom is few and far

between. But when it happens, there's a certain type of power and potency that unfolds.

And you can see this in so many different ways. You can see

this in lions. You can see this in elephants. You can see this in mythology and Greek mythology.

Right. We even idolize this in movies like 300, right? You have 300 men standing together against a

fucking army of tens of thousands, right? And there's something

valiant about it, but more specifically, there is something unstoppable and fierce about it.

And I believe that whether we like it or not, we have to acknowledge that male collaboration

is, whether we want to call it under attack,

or it's in low supply, or it's under assault, or it's being challenged, or, you know,

however we want to position that.

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