In this episode of Stoicism Monday, Glenn explores the importance of simplicity in decision-making and leadership. Drawing from the wisdom of Marcus Aurelius, Glenn discusses how overcomplicating life can lead to stress and indecision.

He shares real-life examples of how simplicity can be a strength, citing the importance of clear communication, clear intent, and clear orders. The conversation challenges listeners to examine their own decision-making processes and encourages them to adopt a simpler approach, asking "is it true? Is it right?" to guide their actions.

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There’s growing conversation around the “manosphere” and its influence on young men—but are we asking the right questions?

In this episode, we explore the deeper issue: a leadership vacuum. When young men lack direction, identity, and strong role models, they will seek answers elsewhere—whether those answers are helpful or harmful.

This episode challenges leaders, parents, and mentors to step up, set clear standards, and become the guidance young men are searching for.

Key Takeaways:

• The manosphere is a symptom, not the root problem
• Young men are seeking identity, direction, and purpose
• Without leadership, harmful narratives can take hold
• Criticism alone doesn’t build better men—standards do
• Leadership starts with responsibility, not titles

Call to Action:
If you’re in a position to lead—at home, at work, or in your community—this is your moment to step up.

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In this episode of the Building Better Humans Project, Glenn shares a powerful story about regret and the importance of living a life true to oneself.

He recounts a conversation with an 86-year-old grandmother, who reveals a lifetime of regrets stemming from choosing the safe option over taking risks. This conversation sparks a discussion about the two voices that guide us: the voice of fear and the voice of curiosity.

Glenn shares practical advice on how to navigate these conflicting voices and make decisions that align with our true selves, rather than just our comfort zones.

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