I did a decade of men's work before I became a parent and every skill that I've learned was

instantly needed as a father.

I've learned more in the last six years about how to be fully present with another human being in a way that I don't

know that I could have learned this any other way. I'm going to be. Greetings and welcome back to another episode of the Relationship Schools podcast here.

Coming at you live from Boulder, Colorado.

What's up, everybody?

Hope you're off to a good new year.

And you're putting one foot in front of the other and putting effort into goals and the life you want and the relationships you want.

Okay, thanks again everybody for your reviews.

Here's one coming in from Jay Lynn on the Apple

Podcast. I don't normally write reviews, but I've sent this podcast by a dear friend

Hooked Now. Such good insightful information guidance and constant challenge for us to commit to growing

non-medioca relationships, plain language, and easy to understand.

Love this.

Cool, thanks Jay Lynn for the awesome review.

And man, so many others now just pouring in everybody thank you so much

That allows me and us here at the relationship school to keep charging ahead with excellent content.

I've got some awesome interviews coming up and really psyched.

This one is no different. Okay, we're talking about men's work and what the hell that even means and why it's growing in this world, that is

growing in this world, that is men's work.

It's very powerful. Okay, I was in a men's group for six years.

We met every other Tuesday and it was, man, without that group I think I would have been sunk honestly it helped me in so many areas of my life and I'm close friends with many of the men in that group still today

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