Aaron Machbitz

What it is about is converting the loneliness of young men into anger.

It's a grift designed to exploit the feelings of being lost and to keep you lost and to keep you angry.

In this loop, you keep buying the course and buying the course and buying the course and buying the course and never actually getting back.

better.

You have to understand the dynamics.

That's where the solutions start.

And that's where we start to elevate men who are struggling, aren't broken.

They just need better solutions, better blueprints, and better role models to follow.

Because the best examples of real masculinity, of genuine masculinity, of actual warrior poets

in society, in the world, generally aren't dominating your feeds.

Now, again, there are awesome accounts on Instagram that you can follow about real men doing real shit, training their kids, working with their kids, being great dads, being great leaders, being great husbands, actually showing true masculinity.

But that's not flashy.

That's not the fancy cars and the sports watches and all the bitches around you and all this shit.

And they're definitely not streaming for eight hours.

You know why?

Because they're doing other important shit for eight hours, like taking care of their family or starting small businesses or changing the world or being on the front lines or being policemen or firemen and all these types of shits.

They aren't dominating your feed.

They're in the real world, but they're closer than you think.

And we have to get young men attached to real role models because that's what is going to elevate young men the most is seeing real people in the real world doing things that they could potentially do.

So they have a vision for themselves.