
Welcome to Ethos of Men
Ethos of Men and the follow up Next Level Masculinity are books that examine the state of masculinity in American men today. Each are part self help book and part thought provoking examination of our place in our post sexual revolution society. These books are politically incorrect in the sense that they recognize some general biological differences between how males and females think and operate as well as how that connects to a larger picture of manipulative politics and media in our post-patriarchal time; much of which is anti-male.
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Give a listen the Ethos of Men podcast, episodes are under one hour and feature ordinary men doing extraordinary things.
The Spanish edition of Ethos of Men is available in paperback on Amazon, click the cover to check it out.

I had a great time as a guest on The Unpopular Opinion Show recently, hit play to give it a listen.

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Ethos of Men Blog
Lose the victim mindset, gain the Alpha
The unfortunate reality is that most men do not possess a winning mindset, but instead have a baseline victim mindset. When a man is trapped in a dead-end job, shitty relationship, or other situation that leaves him feeling powerless the victim mindset will frame his reality. There is a larger social component too; our country…
The Intergrated Man
Psychology uses the term “dark triad” to refer to the overlapping combination of three traits: Narcissism, Machiavellianism, and Psychopathy. Like most traits they are a question of degree. Ladies be cautious out there; science says that more men possess the dark triad traits than do women. Successful men tend to exhibit these traits most of…
Men: Having Needs isn’t Needy
Some years ago, my wife and I along with our teenage son took a local parenting class offered by our county Social Services. It was a group class called the Nurturing Parenting Program and it ran each Monday evening for thirteen weeks. A variety of other families with teenage kids attended the sessions. An eye-opening…
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