In this Episode of The Manlihood ManCast, Josh Hatcher interviews Austin Stirling about his life as a touring musician, his new album, “With the Wolves” and more.
In this Episode of The Manlihood ManCast, Josh Hatcher talks about what it takes to defeat a poverty mindset.
Defining a poverty mindset is the first step, and then understanding how it holds us back, and how we can start with changing the way we speak, and adjusting the way we think are vital in breaking that curse.
In our Ask a Man Segment, We also hear from Louis Costa from Ironmill, who answers this question:
I just got laid off. I want to put my time to good use and get ripped. But since I’m laid off – and all the gyms are closed… i’m not gonna invest in a bunch of equipment. What can i use at home to get swole, bro?
Josh Hatcher talks about how a man should respond to the Coronavirus pandemic, the panic, and quarantine.
1. Be a protector.
You are a shepherd, a protector of your family and your community. Keep them safe, provide for them, and protect them. If that means following a bunch of rules you think are stupid so that your family and neighbors are safe, then do it. But protect and provide for them.
2. Be a thermostat.
Not a thermometer. Don’t react in emotion – rather set the emotional temperature for those around you. Be calm. Be at peace. Control your emotions.
3. Love your family
Enjoy the time that your kids are home from school. Eat dinner together. Invest in those relationships. Don’t gripe about how badly behaved they are – or drink to numb yourselves from the way they act. Rather – if they are unruly – teach them how to behave with discipline and love!
When the moon, white as bone, Passes in front of the sun. The earth is shrouded for a moment. Still. Quiet. And mesmerized. Only the sun’s fiery crown lights up the edge of the sky.
Yellow fire turns black. The bone white moon turns black. And wisps of sun fire glow almost green or blue.
Perspective really is everything. She can block out the sun. She can inspire poets to dance, wise men to wonder, children to blind themselves to get a once in a lifetime glimpse.
And a day’s journey away – the moon passes over, and no one even notices. The world isn’t ending. The sun doesn’t go dark. No one is on their manicured lawns staring at the sky through goggles.
From their perspective, nothing changes. No bone white moon. No fiery crown. No blackened sky.
Josh McDonald in Appleton Wisconsin of the Geocaching Scripture Podcast talks about “The Hall of Faith” in Hebrews 11, threatens to punch us in the face of we call it that, and talks about the goal of being forgotten.