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Tips for Dating Shy Men: Making Mr. Mystery Talk to You
The thought of dating a shy guy sounds fun. He will listen to you, show love in unique and thoughtful ways, and be all nervous but excited to see you every time. Who wouldn’t want that? But then, when you’re actually doing it, you realize it’s not all romance and listening. Dating shy men is not for the faint-hearted. But it’s not a labor of Hercules either! Like anyone else, a shy person needs time to come out of their shell. It’s just that it may take more time than you’re used to. It is not a bad thing. In fact, it’s more meaningful. But there are those moments when…
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Get Fit Outside the Gym: Fun Workouts for Busy Guys
What’s the most recent excuse you’ve given for not working out? I’m currently riding the ‘I’m new to the city and don’t know a lot of places,’ wave. But I know something has to change. I’ve heard a lot of excuses for people refusing to work out. ‘I don’t have a gym membership,’ or ‘I’m too busy to go to the gym,’ are pretty common. As if it is entirely impossible to get fit outside the gym. Many people believe working out at the gym is the best way to get fit. Admittedly, the gym offers a lot of advantages. There’s a lot of equipment, potential for a trainer, and…
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What Is a Wellness Group, and Do You Need One?
In the not-so-distant past, men were expected to be strong enough to overcome any mental health issue or weakness alone, or at least cover it up, and not complain about it. There was (and sometimes still is) a stigma when it comes to men and emotional support. As a result, many men experienced mental health disorders like depression, thought disturbances, and behavioral issues without any outlet for reprieve. In the modern age, opinions are slowly changing, and support channels are becoming far more available to men. Aside from wellness intensive outpatient programs, primary care physicians, and inpatient treatment, men’s wellness groups are growing to meet the needs of men and…
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Money Stressing You Out? Tips for Financial Peace of Mind
For the longest time, the only thing that could get me out of bed and into work was money. I remember being stressed about where my rent would come from and how I’d pay my bills. I would watch celebrities on Instagram enjoy interesting daily lives—no work, no worries, no money problems. I was so jealous! I kept wondering when it would be my turn to finally have financial peace. Right around then, I put a limit on my social media use. These days, when you’re young, all you likely think about is making money. It doesn’t help that social media is full of people showing off their affluent lifestyles.…
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Promote Mental Health in the Workplace: Quick Fixes for Busy Men
Does it seem like you are too busy for your mental health? Then, you are part of the 45% of workers who are too busy to find help for mental health. That or you are among the 25% who are too embarrassed to do it. I’ll do you one better; chances are you are a man. Many men feel the need to be busy, and for some, it is a coping mechanism— a way to avoid your feelings. However, keeping your mind occupied is not the best way to promote mental health in the workplace. I understand. Sometimes, when I feel my mental health is struggling, I tend to ignore…
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Spice It Up: Exciting Date Night Ideas Beyond Dinner and a Movie
What are the worst possible date night ideas? Meeting the family on a first date would be a nightmare. I need at least a few months to prep. Likewise, I’m also not a fan of hiking or being a plus-one at a wedding. But these are dream dates for a lot of people. My point? Planning dates is tough. There are many date night ideas to explore, yet many people settle for dinner and a movie—because planning a date is hard! If this is a favorite, I don’t blame you. I like dinner and a movie—the movie comes first, so we have something to talk about during dinner. Or dinner…
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Dating Right After Divorce: How to Feel Confident Starting Over
So you just got divorced…yikes! Or is it congratulations? I guess it depends on the situation. But anyway, it’s not like you got into a marriage hoping to get divorced. Things happened, mistakes and discoveries were made, and here you are, divorced. Chin up, big guy, it’s not so bad. I’ve met a lot of men who’ve gotten divorced, and they are usually one of four. There’s the guy who never wants to love again. There’s the guy who’s out to hurt others as he was hurt. There’s the one out for fun, and there’s the guy worried or scared about dating right after divorce. That’s who I’m talking to!…
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Beyond Work: Be a Better Leader Have a Richer Life
Ready to take your leadership skills to the next level? With our guide, you can discover how to enhance your leadership skills and create a more fulfilling life outside of work. Get ready to be a better leader have a richer life. One of the reasons I would never run for office is because I would likely never know when to stop. I mean, if you are the president, you have no days off, no vacation time. As long as you are breathing, you are working. So how do they manage? If they still have families, they may have stopped juggling work and personal life. Maybe they took a page…
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Every Man Needs a Career Mentor at Work: The 3 Stages of Finding One
Having a mentor at work can be crucial for a man’s professional development. Learn why every man needs a career mentor in the workplace and how to find the right one with this guide. You cannot be too big or successful for a mentor. Mark Zuckerberg had Steve Jobs as his mentor. Bill Gates? Warren Buffet! Great leaders not only recognize the rewards of mentoring but also the benefits of having a mentor. And it helps to have a mentor at work. A career mentor can change your future. Take the story of Alexander the Great of ancient Greece, one of my favorite leadership examples. Many wonder how a man…
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Dads Showing an Example to your Children on Mother’s Day
I have a friend that recently posted something on social media. It hit me straight in the heart. This single mother shared how much she dreads being on social media on Mother’s Day; seeing all the moms with flowers, homemade breakfasts-in-bed, and all of the lovely things that are ‘from the kids’ (but everyone knows, behind-the-scenes, the effort and expense mostly comes from the father of those kids, especially the younger ones). It should not be the case that only traditional, married, in-tact families celebrate moms on Mother’s Day! All mothers shouldbe celebrated. Not just one day a year, but every day, in this single momma’s humble opinion….. I have…



























