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Summary of Dondré T. Whitfield's Male vs. Man
- Narrated by: Paul Allen
- Length: 16 mins
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No time to read? Get the main key insights from this summary of Dondré T. Whitfield’s Male vs. Man in 23 minutes or less.
A few key insights from chapter one:
- You must willingly take the choice of transforming yourself from a male to a man.
- Jesus Christ is a prime example of what a man should be like.
- Becoming a man requires preventing yourself from being overemotional or using your physical power inappropriately.
- To become a man, not just a male, you must learn to serve yourself instead of relying on others to serve you.
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