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ood men wonder if they are where they should be in life. If you consistently seek natural masculine ideals, it will lead you to a bountiful and productive life. Sovereignty, real preparedness, a warm and loving home, and genuine appreciation are only earned through consistent discipline and e­ffort. If you've been doing it right, you'll have achieved the concepts listed in this book. That puts you exactly where you should be as a man.

The Five Brothers: Our Journeys to Successful Careers in Law & Medicine chronicles the lives of five African American men pursuing and conquering their educational and professional goals. These five champions demonstrate that sports and entertainment are not the only avenues to success for Black males, and as mentors, husbands, advocates, brothers, community leaders, sons, and men of faith, they share their experiences with the kind of honesty and transparency that leaves us with doses of joy and hope in a time where not enough of these things exist.

Travis Neville is just your average Joe. He has both wildly succeeded in life and gone down in spectacular flames, but the money, awards, and jail time have all made for a memorable, lesson-filled journey. While rebuilding his life from scratch after being divorced and losing his teaching career and home, Travis created an individualized method to ensure happiness.

What happened to all the real, masculine men? Too many dudes today are just bearded, incomplete women. This podcast is the product of years of ongoing research by the creator, Travis Neville. With three books on masculinity published so far, and over 100 episodes of this podcast, you're sure to find the road to your natural, helpful masculinity here. You're on your way to becoming the Ideal Man. Nice work, Stallion!

As a result of my podcast and the first book, I often hear people talking about how there are no good men anymore. Femininity too is degrading due to the social Marxism that has invaded our American society. While men are becoming less manly in most measurable ways, women are becoming more traditionally masculine in behavior, and thus, less feminine.