Brad Jacobs

Masculinity is a trainable skill.

You think so?

I do.

And I measure masculinity.

How do you measure it?

Yeah.

So we can look at physiologic markers.

We look at testosterone.

We look at cortisol.

We look at heart rate variability.

And then we can also do psychological profiling.

And one piece is the ACE questionnaire that you're talking about.

But there's how do people relate with power?

How do they relate with boundaries?

right so there's ways you can attachment secure attachment and secure attachment and you can do all that and then say okay this is where i'm at and now we'll do lifestyle intervention just starting with lifestyle sometimes with certain supplements that you need that you're deficient as well right we're trying to get to the biology of our masculinity so rather than shaming people it's a mindset you just need to change your mindset let's look into your biology and physiology

So I think— That would be this woman right here.

And when you think about masculinity, I think of it around a polarity.

You know, we talk a lot about feminism, but femininity, divine femininity, powerful, beautiful, and divine, authentic masculinity.

And that, too, is like, you can't stop that.

That's fierce.