Aaron Machbitz

What we need

is better role models, better solutions, and better blueprints to follow so that we can encourage young men, modern men, all types of men to become the best version of ourselves in greatest service to the world.

And because we know right now there is a lot of data

showing the struggles of the modern man.

Data including the declining educational and work attainment, increasing loneliness, isolation, and nihilism, and rising political polarization.

The data is in, this is fact, these things are actually happening.

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.