Coming fresh off a trimester that culminated in a trip to Costa Rica with our Fit for Service

Fellowship, I wanted to bring in our Fit for Service coaches, Kyle Kingsbury and Eric Godsey

to talk about the sacred or divine masculine, the theme of the next trimester, and give everybody

a preview of what we're going to be exploring. This week's podcast is brought to you by 8Sleep.

8Sleep.com slash AMP. It's brought to you by Vivo Barefoot, Vivo Barefoot.com slash AMP,

and by Onnet. Onnet.com slash Aubrey for 10% off everything. So there's a lot of talk in the world

about toxic masculinity and toxic masculinity exists. Toxic femininity exists. Toxic masculinity

is exhibited by men and by women, and divine masculinity is also exhibited by men and women.

The concept of masculine is not relegated to any particular gender. It's an archetypal energy

and an archetypal force. And the goal of this podcast was to explore what that means to each of us

men, myself and Kyle and Eric, where we've understood that we've fallen short of those ideals,

where we've exhibited some traits of the dark or the toxic masculine, and where we've also done

our best to exemplify the highest articulation, which is what we mean when we say divine or sacred,

the highest articulation of that masculine energy. So this is a great podcast, regardless of your

gender, to really understand this energy that's so important to implement correctly and honorably

into our own lives. Before we get started though, a word from our sponsors. And our first sponsor

is 8-Sleep. Now, I've had the privilege of getting a lot of different mattresses. And the advantage

of that is I get to try out a lot of different mattresses. And the latest one that I'm going to talk

to you guys about is 8-Sleep, because not only is 8-Sleep a dope mattress, like some of the other

mattresses that I've talked about, but 8-Sleep also weaves in temperature regulation. And this is

something that is incredibly valuable, because when we sleep, we oftentimes will get hot, and as we

get hot, that will often pull us out of our sleep rhythm, our natural sleep rhythm. I mean, normally,

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