Have you considered joining a men's group? What if it was called a men's circle? Would that be more palatable?
Men's circles (groups) have become more and more popular in the past several years.
If your thinking this is something that your wife would attend well let me tell you.
You see, women have had this figured out for quite a while now. They know the secret to grow as a person is to participate in workshops with other like-minded women. To become the best person she can so she can bring the best for you, her family and friends.
Still not sure you want to do something that your wife would participate in?
For many of us, being part of a sports team regardless of competition or skill level was more than just the sport it was about spending time doing something that you enjoy with other men.
It's the camaraderie, friendly teasing and challenges that make joining the group worthwhile.
The Band of Brothers is just like that and even more impactful.
Men who join the Band of Brothers (BoB), are men who are looking for something more out of life. Ya, you might find that in a locker room but where do the conversation, implementation and inspiration go after the beers are gone?
You see our focus is on our personal journey and the supporting other men in their journey.
Take a look at what we are all about:
Still not sure if this is for you, take a look at the teaser module to see if this is a fit.
I look forward to seeing you in the brotherhood.
Wondering if joining The Brotherhood is worth it? I get it. So, to help with that decision I created a short 10 question survey. Just answer T/F and see what the results say.
Men who have the most success in a men's circle are the ones committed to their personal growth and the growth of other men within the group. Think of it this way, it's like being on your favourite sports team. Each member looks out for the other guy and does his best play at his highest level. This is no different.
The theme for 2021 is Reclaim-Retool-Respond. It's a signal that we taking the lessons from 2020 and upping our game. To guide us in 2021, we have monthly themes along with a book that supports it.
