The measure of a man is not what he can take and consume. Not how many hearts he can break.

Not how many women he can get to take their clothes off. Not how many dollars run his bank account.

Not how many likes or followers on social media. Not the size of his muscles.

I'm not saying again, those are inherently bad. I'm not saying that. But that's not the measure of his muscles. I'm not saying, again, those are inherently bad.

I'm not saying that.

But that's not the measure of a man.

The measure of a man is what he can build.

The measure of a man is what he can create.

It's what he can produce.

Men, we need to talk about something that is shaping literally an entire generation of young men right now.

And that is that the quote unquote manosphere is giving men half of the truth.

And whether you realize it or not, it's influencing fathers and husbands and sons and leaders and boys and politics in every single fabric of society.

This is not a conversation that I needed to have when I started doing this work 11 years ago,

but it's a conversation that I need to have now because I think what people have done is misconstrued masculinity and

manliness and taken our work over the past 11 years and bastardized it and turned it into something

that it's not and it's frustrating, it's infuriating, it's dangerous, and it's hurting men all over the planet.

You probably heard the term the manosphere.

This is not a new concept, but like I said, it's dangerous.

It really is.

We've talked about the red pill movement.

We've talked about the manosphere.

We've talked about in cells.

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