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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the sheep get sheared podcast.

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I'm your host, Austin Creed.

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You know, my friends, one of the world's supporters of the channel had a very interesting

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question and I thought, Hey, you know what, I think it's very important that we address

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this topic.

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So in the spirit of having good ideas, I want to shout out to asmr.

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Ambiotic fluid shout out to him is his question.

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And his question was, what is a masculine mind?

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Well, I'm so glad you asked, brother, because you know what?

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We need to talk about this subject.

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I think it's very important.

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So I want to start this off by saying, I'm a fairly by most MGTOW standards, I'm pretty

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young.

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And so I wouldn't say I'm typical MGTOW the biblical bachelor lifestyle is a little more

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off the beaten path of what people would call MGTOW or red pill or anything else.

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In fact, some people mock me for it, but you know what?

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That being said, I don't proclaim to be an export or the expert on when it comes to

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the masculine mind, but I am a student of history, and I like psychology.

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And so what we're going to do is we're going to break this down piece by piece in hopes

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of answering the question of what is a masculine mind?

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Well, first, we have to start with the finding terms.

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Number one is the term masculine.

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What does it mean to be masculine?

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You don't have any idea how we need different people have an answer to that question.

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I mean, if you look at Hollywood, they say being masculine means wearing a dress, but

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other people say being masculine is giving.

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Others say masculine is being a father.

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Others say being masculine means you keep your woman in check.

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You're quote a real man.

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I hate the term real man.

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I absolutely despise it because it's one of those really goofy phrases that you say

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by trying to establish ethos.

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So when I was in college, we learned about ethos, pathos and logos.

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Ethos is trying to establish credibility.

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Logos is trying to establish logic.

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And then pathos is Greek for pathetic.

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In other words, it pulls on your heartstrings.

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It's meant to invoke emotion out of people and use emotion to persuade someone's argument.

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And so when we get into what it means to be masculine.

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Well first of all, in this space, when I say the space, I mean people who are more red

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pill creators, man, a sphere, guys, whatever, they tend to define masculinity in multiple

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different ways.

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As for me personally, I am more of the mind that being masculine is more a more a more

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traditional in the sense that masculinity is takes the form of working out, going to we're

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going to the gym and take care of yourself.

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After you do that, you got to get your finances straight so that you're an independent entity

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as much as humanly possible.

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Next you need to be able to have a backbone and not be not be a moldable piece of clay

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that anybody could just walk up to and shape into what they want.

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You need to stand up for what you believe in.

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Even if it's fine, you find out it's wrong, you adapt, you change, you admit that you're

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wrong and you move on, you don't sit there and mold yourself to fit other people's whims.

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But at the same time, you're not so stuck in your ways that you can't learn.

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You can't be an old dog that can't learn new tricks.

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You don't want to be stuck in that category because it's me.

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That's not masculine.

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And that's where people get into the conversation of toxic, so called toxic masculinity.

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I personally think that number one, if we want to call masculinity toxic, we have to

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then embrace that femininity has toxic elements, which I think everybody here can completely

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agree with.

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I don't think there's anybody listening to the show who would sit there and tell me

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that there's no such thing as toxic femininity.

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I mean, we see it saturating the internet like the marinade on your last steak that you grilled.

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So but I don't think that masculinity is toxic.

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I think that there are elements of it that can be more corrosive than others to others.

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And that is why they find it toxic.

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For example, taking care of yourself is seen as toxic because you're not giving your stuff

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away to others.

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Well, there is something to be said about being masculine at providing for other people.

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I don't care if you're a guy who's completely ming Tao, you're financially helping somebody,

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whether it be a girlfriend, if you want to go that route, maybe it's a parent, maybe

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it's a pet, maybe it's a loved one of some kind, could be a child, maybe from a previous

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marriage you had or whatever.

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At the end of the day, you're financially supporting someone or something to some extent,

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and that's normal.

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So when we get into masculinity, you have to define what that means for you.

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I'll give you a couple examples of how I see it.

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But at the end of the day, this is for you to decide.

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I could say here all day, you can say here all day and talk about what masculinity should

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be, ought to be, could be, might be.

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No, we're not going to do that.

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Because at the end of the day, you're going to believe you want and I'm going to believe

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that I want.

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Now, am I going to sit here and I'm going to tell you certain aspects of what I think

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masculinity is?

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Of course, I do it all the time.

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But when it comes to this topic of what is a masculine mind?

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Masculinity is only one half of the equation.

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The other half is what does it mean to have a mind?

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What are we talking about?

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Well, some people going back into philosophy for a second, they associate the mind with

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the soul or the spirit.

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But then there are atheists who say there's no such thing and it's only your consciousness

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that your brain, it's the circuitry within your system that allows you to receive and

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to interpret the world around you.

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And so we talk about the mind aspect, we need to define what that means.

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We need to say, okay, are we just sacks of sacks of flesh?

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That when we die, that's it.

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Or do we have a spirit?

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I personally think there's more to the human than just blood and bones.

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Encompassed with a flesh sack, I think there's more to it than that.

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The very my point meaning that the fact that we're able to contemplate the complexities

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of the universe, we're able to converse with each other and talk about aspects that you

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don't need to hear animals.

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I've never heard an animal write a thesis on the theories of time travel, or about the

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multiverse, or about the physics of gravity.

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The animals don't do that.

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And while part of our being is animalistic, there's no escaping that.

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There is a certain element of the human condition that is just different.

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That's more, may I say, divine in nature.

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Not that we are gods, but we have elements of God within all of us that's allowing us

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to be more than monkeys or beasts of the field.

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And so when we talk about both the masculinity and the mind, we bring the two together.

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We have the question of what is a masculine mind?

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Well the masculine mind in one man's opinion is a man who is willing to accept the realities

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of the world.

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He doesn't take he doesn't take the blue pill of fantasy.

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He doesn't even take the purple pill of I'm half in and I'm half out.

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He says, hey, this is what I see the world as.

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Now that I like it, in fact, arguably, if you like the world you're looking at, you're

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probably using the wrong lens.

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You're like, it's like being at the optometrist.

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And they're saying number one or number two, if you like number one, it probably is not

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the lens that's actually going to help you see reality.

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It's the lens that'll help you see what you want to see, but that's going to leave you

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vulnerable to being extorted, exploited, and ultimately lead to your own extermination

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by your own hand.

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Now another part of the masculine mind I would say is to help other people, but big

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but here pause, but you only help people that want to be helped.

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You're not going to be out here helping 304s who don't want to listen to you.

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You're not going to be out here trying to rescue Goofies and Sips who don't want to

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listen to you.

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You're not going to be out here trying to convince people that they are wrong when you're

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coming from a place of logic and they're using emotion.

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You're not you're going to drive yourself crazy doing that.

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To me, that's not masculine because it's impossible to not get in your feelings when

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you approach a situation like that.

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The masculine mind runs on logic, reason, and peace.

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You might think that oh men men are more like actually when you look at the women leaders,

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the women leaders have been more violent than have the men but I'll let sleeping dogs

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lie on that because it's not the main issue here.

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The main issue is we as men we want very simple things.

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However, a lot of us have been fed from the government, from the entertainment industry,

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and from the church, these fantasies that then frame what becomes our worldview, the picture

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of our worldview.

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We talked about that yesterday on the show.

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So we get into the current of the masculine mind.

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We have to define the two these terms and then we have to decide.

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Okay, do I have a masculine mind?

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Do I even want to have one of my willing to make sacrifices?

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Am I willing to go without so that I can turn within and figure out what it is I need?

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And deciphering between wants and needs and this is what people refer to as muck mode.

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Now, do I think that everybody should go through muck mode?

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Not necessarily.

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I mean, you definitely can.

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I've seen results from it.

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I know others who have as well.

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You can definitely see results from it.

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That being said, we need to understand.

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We need to know our own situation.

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I don't know your situation.

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There could be a time in your life where you need to go without you need to establish that

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logic, that reason back.

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You need to get an upgrade.

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You upgrade that software because every human being since the Stone Age till today has been

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born with the same software, the same Ooga Booga type.

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Basic monkey brain.

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Now it's not racial.

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It goes across racial ethnicity, religions, everything.

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Because at the end of the day, if you take the basic human being, you take away his

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lot, you take away his ability to logic, you take away his knowledge of science, you take

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away his identity as a human, you take away his faith in his culture.

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What do you have?

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You have basically a monkey.

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But if you take a man as he is, you make him worse.

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So we're not going to do that.

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Instead, what we're going to do is we're going to revisit the masculine mind and we're going

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to say, what does that mean to have a masculine mind?

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Well, we need to upgrade our logic and our reasoning.

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And we need to understand how our emotions can sabotage us.

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We need to understand how other people will weaponize emotions against us to try to neutralize

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our logic and our reasoning, which is only going to allow us to be exploited.

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And it's going to lead us to question ourselves in a way that's going to cripple our confidence.

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So when we talk about the masculine mind, you have to master your ability to understand

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other people's approaches.

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We may like to say they're more emotionally intelligent than our men.

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I disagree.

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I say they're more emotionally sensitive.

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They're more emotionally expressive, but they are that does not eat does not necessarily

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mean intelligence.

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It is not equate volume does not equal validity.

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You know, not just because you feel more does not mean you understand what you are feeling

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any more than somebody who feels it less.

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But again, my friends, this all comes back to our ability to logic and reason, instead

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of just using our basic monkey biology to try to give us what he thinks we need.

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That's why I encourage you and your search for masculine mind and to develop one, you

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need to go without be willing to sacrifice pleasure, be willing to sacrifice your own

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self satisfaction, instead be willing to say, I'm going to go without so that I can compound

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interest my wins.

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I can use that time instead of giving it to women, instead of giving it to other people,

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instead of giving it to others who are simply going to not appreciate it.

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I'm going to take it for myself.

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And I'm going to invest it in myself.

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And I'm going to see those returns in the same way you'd see a return on your stock

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market or cryptocurrency investment.

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I hope this answers the question.

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If if any brothers want to chime in and let their voice be heard on what they think a

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masculine mind is, I know I basically just touch the bare bones of it.

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But I really think I might do a little mini series on this because this is a very important

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topic that I haven't heard any of the content reader talk about.

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So that's why I'm glad the question was asked because it's very it's very pregnant and

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very paramount to our condition and the various stages of life that we go through.

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And a lot of men they don't share notes on this type of thing.

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Women are very good at having a hive mind and standing up for other women, whether they're

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very right or wrong, men, we tend to be very hyper aggressive and very hyper competitive

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with other men.

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And in doing so, we lose the opportunity to learn lessons the easy way that we then can

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avoid learning the hard way and avoid hurting ourselves and avoid taking roads that we could

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have avoided and save ourselves time, energy, sanity and money.

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And my friends, if you have a different definition that I do or you want to add to the definition

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that I started to give about the masculine mind and how to define it, I would encourage

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you to do so.

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Because at the end of the day, we are where we we are our own island, we are an acapella

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go of ideas.

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All of us, I've chosen, I think, at least to an extent, gone our own way.

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And a lot of times it could be lonely, a lot of times we could often almost fall for the

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lie that we're the ones who are crazy.

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No, we're not.

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We're the ones who see if I can't see the rainbow because I'm looking through a window

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that's all locked up.

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But you can.

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And I call you crazy for seeing what's obviously there, but I just can't see it.

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Who's the crazy one?

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That's probably a bad example.

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But I'm thinking about it, though, is probably a bad example, but would you get the point?

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My friends on a separate note before I end the show, I actually.

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I'm in split Croatia right now.

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And I went to see a dial Clesians palace.

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So those of you know, he was he was a Roman emperor.

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And they apparently filmed a lot of Game of Thrones in here around here.

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I didn't know that I've seen Game of Thrones.

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It's a good show up until the end.

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But I was interested in to see the rich history around.

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And I thought to myself, humans have really changed all that much.

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They're still petty.

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A lot of people still very inflated egos.

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We people still still do what's best for them.

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And so in the relation to the masculine mind, you have to do what you think is right.

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You have to do what you believe is right.

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And that doesn't mean you don't ever adapt and change because you either adapt or die.

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But that means that you're willing to stay in your ground, not going to just blow over

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when a strong gust of wind shows up.

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You're going to plant yourself like a tree and you're going to weather the storms that

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come your way.

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That's what being masculine is.

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It's being a rock for yourself and for the people you deem worthy to be part of your

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program and part of your life.

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People shouldn't just show up in your life and you give them things for nothing.

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They need to earn it.

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Respect is earned.

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My time is earned.

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My time with me is earned.

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That's how I operate.

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I don't know if you can do the same thing.

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My friend, do you take care of yourselves again?

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Feel free to add or subtract or whatever you want to do and let your boys be heard in the

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comments below.

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If you liked the video, you already know what to do.

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I'm going to tell you what to do.

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My friends, take care.

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I'm out of here.

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Peace out.

