How to Make Men Great Again | Adam Allred
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How to Make Men Great Again | Adam Allred
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They explore the role of tough love in parenting, the significance of male mentorship, and the difference between being nice and being good.
The discussion emphasizes the need for community and brotherhood among men, the impact of personal transformation, and the importance of self-reflection and accountability.
They also delve into the idea that pain and suffering can serve as catalysts for growth, and the necessity of choosing one's truth in the journey of self-improvement.
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