The New Man

Feeling confused? Not sure why you're busting butt but going no where? Here's a simple tool to help you learn how to find life direction.

Fear of failure? What this is really about and why you already know how to beat it.

Frank founded a company and found entrepreneur burnout as well. How did he deal with the fear, resistance, and lack of productivity?

Thinking about switching careers? Hungry to do work that matters? Master coach Steve Chandler interviews Tripp Lanier about doing what you love for a living.

Use the player above to listen. In this update... -- Creating a business that's aligned with what matters. -- Building a coaching practice. -- Want more meaning in your life? Become a mentor. Click here to learn more. -- Ask Tripp: More answers to good questions available at The New Man Life. Stay tuned. More to come.

Tripp discusses what's happening with The New Man. Where are the new episodes? What new course is he developing? And what is this new coaching group all about?

What keeps you from making your dreams a reality? Are you scared of being criticized in public? Amelia Rose Earhart discusses her round the world flight and challenges.

Stressed out, grumpy guys says things like: “I have to find my purpose in the world. And I have to pay the bills doing the thing I was put on this earth to do!” This makes it sound like a guy can’t do what he loves unless he can justify it with a handsome, stable paycheck. But is this really true? In the fifth and last lesson of this mini-course, we’re going to explore what it means to live with a sense of purpose or passion and how money fits into all of that.

Most guys are so busy they don’t realize that they’re neglecting the most important things in their lives — relationships. And it makes sense. Relationships are often the stickiest, most challenging areas we know. But what if you could learn a tool that would help you navigate any relationship with more confidence and ease? What if you could learn how to ditch the neediness and drama? In the fourth lesson of this mini-course we dive into relationships and what you can do — today — to improve every single one of them.

Are you in a rut? Have you ever been in a rut? Ruts (or plateaus) can be awful. They eat away at our energy and self-esteem. Days go by and the wheels just spin — no progress was made. Ruts can be professional or ruts can be personal. Regardless, in the third lesson of this mini-course, I’m going to share a simple checklist you can use to get yourself out of a rut.

Part of being a coach means helping guys get out of traps they’ve created for themselves. But wouldn’t be better if you could avoid them altogether? In the second lesson of this mini-course, we’re going to explore: -- The 3 Big Traps that snag even the “smart” guys -- How to claim real power in your life -- How to feel less pressure and more relief

In this series of short podcast episodes I’m going to share some of the big ideas I teach as part of The New Man 360 audio course. That said, let’s dive in and discuss why so many guys hit the wall even if it appears — from the outside — that their personal lives, their relationships, and their career all seem to be doing just fine. Playing a Role As men we often define our lives by our job or what we do — I’m a coach, a lawyer, an entrepreneur, a cafeteria worker. We may have trained ourselves from an early age to be a “good boy” or a “good student”. The problem is that this mindset is simply focused on playing a role. It’s about performance. It’s about meeting some imagined external expectation about who we should be or who we’re supposed to be. In this mindset we’ve allowed ourselves to succumb to an external authority. The theory goes — “If I do what I should do, if I do what a good guy or good student or good husband or good father or successful professional is supposed to do then I will be lit up. I’

Ted Ryce fitness expert, martial artist, and podcast host has experienced great loss including the murder of his younger brother. How does he maintain a positive outlook on life? How did he overcome these tragedies? WARNING: This episode features graphic descriptions of a horrific crime committed against a child.

Do you think flow is only for pro athletes, daredevils, or musicians? The Rise of Superman author Steven Kotler discusses flow and how it can help even if you’re trapped in a dead end job.

Brian Johnson (en*theos, Philosophers Notes) describes his darkest days, the danger of comparing yourself to others, and the mindset that kills fulfillment.

Mastery and 48 Laws of Power author Robert Greene is here to discuss how he wandered through dozens of jobs and being seen as a loser at the age of 37 to reading his name on the New York Times Bestseller list.

Ryan Holiday discusses The Obstacle is the Way. Can anyone learn how to turn adversity into advantage? Find out how to be a badass.

Afraid to take risks? Afraid to admit you’re afraid? Greg Long nearly drowned surfing Cortes Bank and went Christmas shopping the next day. Recovering mentally and emotionally was a much more challenging ordeal.

Buying a shotgun to protect himself, surviving deadly big wave wipeouts, facing imminent financial failure, and moving forward after the loss of his teenage son - Surf legend and author Shaun Tomson discusses practical life lessons.

Steve Chandler’s battle with drugs, alcohol, and failure. Controversial advice for how to be a wealth warrior.