Aaron Machbitz

And the problems are very, very real.

The longing, the sense of meaning, the wanting a sense of belonging is very, very real.

And we have to come to terms with how much modern men are struggling.

But again, modern men are not broken.

What we are missing is real solutions, real blueprints to follow, real role models to follow.

Because the solutions certainly aren't making a Joe Rogan of the left or listening to rage bait socialist streamers.

Those aren't solutions.

It's definitely not pretending there are no differences between men and women.

That is not a solution.

The solution also isn't to call masculinity toxic.

That's stupid and hasn't worked.

It's also not to give up hope.

or say there's no use for men in postmodern society.

Men are extremely useful and extremely valuable, and we have to portray that message as well.

So those are not the solutions or anything that will remotely help men become the best versions of themselves in greatest service to the world, because really that's what men are here for, to be in greatest service to the world, to be leaders and husbands and

and fathers and community leaders and guides and role models and coaches and people who actively try to change the world for the better.

I mean, my number one goal as a human being, what I sort of filter all my thoughts and actions through is how can I leave this world a little bit better than I found it?

And I'm hoping to teach that to my son.

I'm hoping to teach that to the people that I coach.

And that's how I'm hoping to live my life.