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**Order of Man**

We are reclaiming what it means to be a man. Each week we interview the world’s most successful men on the planet – elite athletes, warriors, New York Times Bestselling Authors, and world-class entrepreneurs – extract their hard-fought lessons and experiences and deliver them straight to you. Past guests include Jocko Willink, Tim Kennedy, Andy Frisella, Lewis Howes, Grant Cardone, Ryan Holiday, Ben Greenfield, Rich Roll, and so many more. If you’re ready to level up your life as a man, this is the show for you.

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ITT 003: Losing Weight and Paying Off Massive Debt | Bart Folse Mar 21, 2018

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Today, I talk with Bart Folse about losing over 100lbs and paying off over $100,000.

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156: How Hunting Makes You a Better Man | Adam Greentree Mar 20, 2018

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I went on my first hunt just last year and I can tell you that it was one of the most rewarding experiences I've ever had. I have another trip planned in a couple weeks and I already know it's going to push me and expand me in new ways as a man.

Although I wouldn't call myself a hunter just yet, I am learning and inspired by men like my friend and guest today, Adam Greentree. He's been hunting in Australia for most of his life and I really wanted to get his perspective because it's one we just don't hear a lot. Today, we talk about why adventure is so important in the lives of men, developing an open mind to new ideas and experiences, knowing what battles to fight and when to make a stand, and how hunting can make you a better man.

SHOW HIGHLIGHTS

• How hunting makes you a better man • The value of hunting on the pursuit of mastery • How to overcome challenges, obstacles, hurdles • Why adventure is so important in the lives of men • Developing an open mind to new ideas and experiences • How hunting helped Adam create a "new awakening" for himself • Knowing what battles to fight and when to make a stand • The conservation efforts lead by hunters • The critical importance of providing for your family • How hunting can make you more passionate and appreciative of life • Dealing with hate and criticism

ADAM GREENTREE

Gentlemen, today I have the honor of introducing you to my friend, Mr. Adam Greentree.

Adam is an avid bowhunter from Australia, he's the host of the Bowhunter's Life Podcast, and is someone I admire and respect for his dedication to his craft and his quest for mastery when it comes to all things bowhunting.

I've learned so much from this guy in such a short period of time and he's inspired me to live a life of more adventure and to pick up a bow and see what the fuss is all about for myself.

I'm also blown away with his hunting schedule. The amount of hunts this guy participates in is unreal. And, how he does it and the adventures he takes part of will definitely inspire you to tap back into your primal roots.

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FFN 099: How to Write a Book Mar 16, 2018

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Today, I thought I'd pull back the curtain and share with you a little bit about the process of writing a book. I've received a lot of messages since we published, Sovereignty: The Battle for the Hearts and Minds of Men about what it took to write the book, the challenges, the victories, the things I did well, and the things I didn't do so well in making this book available to you. Let's face it, writing a book isn't an easy process. It's a painstakingly slow journey that really causes you to question your own sanity. Sometimes you run across days you feel 100% committed and, other days, you want to quit and throw in the towel. So, since I've received so many questions about the process, I figured I'd give you some insight and you can decide from there if writing a book is something you want to take part it. We'll cover the reason you need a strong "why," the actual process (including the tools I used), the timeline you should follow, what format to publish in, and whether you should find a publisher or self-publish.

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In the Trenches 002 | Chris Gachko Mar 14, 2018

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Today on In the Trenches, I interview Chis Gachko about his challenges and victories in improving his marriage, starting a family, and launching a new business.

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156: Calling in Your Social Capital | Jordan Harbinger Mar 13, 2018

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One year ago, I had my good friend, Jordan Harbinger on the show to talk about building social capital. Today, he's back on the show to talk about calling in that social capital.

Through a series of unfortunate events with his business, he's had to reach out to his network, connections, and friends and request help in building a new business from the ground up. Without his work in building a strong network in the past, Jordan admits he'd be in a much worse position today. In this episode, we talk about why keeping score in relationships is a bad idea, how to get over asking people for help, something Jordan calls "systematic network maintenance," and how to call in your social capital.

SHOW HIGHLIGHTS

Why keeping score in relationships is a bad idea
How to build a network without the expectation of anything in return
Why people choose to follow certain people
How to maintain consistent contact with your network
How to get over asking people for help
Getting comfortable with helping others
Getting comfortable with asking help from others
The strategy of "opportunistic network maintenance"
The strategy of "systematic network maintenance"
How to use content management systems to enhance your social capital
Specific strategies for building out and asking for help from your network

JORDAN HARBINGER

Today, I have the privilege of introducing you to my friend, yet again, Jordan Harbinger. This is his third visit on the show and every single conversation with him has been packed with value and wisdom.

Jordan reached out to me a month or so ago after having left his previous business, The Art of Charm, to inform me that he was striking out on his own.

I know a lot of you are familiar with that company and probably follow it as well. You probably also know that Jordan had a falling out with the other founders and found himself needed to tap into his social capital, which he's been building for years.

The thing that impresses me most about Jordan is that it is apparent he applies what he teaches and, as much as I wish we were having this conversation under different circumstances, in this conversation you'll hear exactly how he's going to crush his new business venture using the skills, tools, and strategies he's been teaching for more than a decade in the business.

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FFN 098: Makers and Takers Mar 09, 2018

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There are two types of people in this world: makers and takers. The reality is that we've all been a bit of both in our lives. But I think more and more I'm seeing the pendulum switch in society from most of us being makers to most of us being takers.

It's not sustainable. It's not healthy. And, frankly, it's not manly. So today, I thought I'd share why being a maker is not only your job as a man but it's much more profitable and fulfilling way to live. And, I'll also share five very practical tips/mindsets for turning yourself into more of a maker.

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In the Trenches 001 | Bubba Downs Mar 07, 2018

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This week, I interview Bubba Downs, our host of the new series, In the Trenches.

155: Supporting Our Nation's Warriors | Phil Randazzo Mar 06, 2018

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I spent time in the military, including an active-duty tour to Iraq in 2005-2006. I know how hard it can be transition from service to civilian life. One of the most challenging things for me was to go from having a clear sense of direction and purpose to not knowing what my next battle was. I know a lot of our nation's warriors feel the same.

Today I talk with my good friend, Phil Randazzo, about his 15-year mission to help our military members successfully transition into civilian life. I believe so much in what he and his organization are doing that I now sit on the board of advisors for American Dream U. Today we talk about why transitioning out of the military is so challenging, what our military members should be doing prior to leaving service, how they can find a new battle to fight, and how we can support our nation's warriors.

SHOW HIGHLIGHTS

Why transitioning out of the military is so challenging
Why our veterans discount their experience from the military
What obligations and responsibilities we have to take care of our warriors
How building a new tribe is critical for veterans
The best steps to take prior to transitioning from service
How to develop a new sense of purpose beyond the military
Why suicide rates are so high among veterans and what to do about it
How to find a new battle to fight
How to harness technology to launch a successful second career
Business owners' perspectives on hiring military members
What valuable translatable skills military members possess

PHIL RANDAZZO

Gentlemen, I can't even begin to describe how excited I am to introduce you to my friend Phil Randazzo.

Him and I met about a year ago through some mutual acquaintances and since began working together with his organization, American Dream U.

Phil is an extremely successful business owner working in the financial services industry but more important than that is his 15-year journey to help transition our nation's warriors. I can tell you that this is a man who has his heart in the right place and is genuinely concerned with helping our veterans.

He's been invited to the White House, testified in front of Congress on the behalf of veterans, been given a key to the city of Las Vegas, and commissioned as a member of the Veterans Service Commission. So, needless to say, he's committed to the work and I couldn't be more proud to be part of his organization and call him a friend.

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FFN 097: Boys Need Dads Mar 02, 2018

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I'm sure you're well-aware of the drug abuse, suicide, and violent crime rates with regards to young men. It's all over the headlines these days and, with the latest school shooting in Florida, it's become impossible to ignore. There is a real problem here.

And, while the rest of the world focuses on gun control and legislation in hopes of putting a bandaid over the problems that are becoming all too common, I'd encourage us here within the Order of Man to look at the root of the problem, which I believe is fatherless homes.

Let's take a look at some of the statistics:

63% of youth suicides are from fatherless homes (US Dept. Of Health/Census).
85% of all children who show behavior disorders come from fatherless homes (Center for Disease Control).
71% of all high school dropouts come from fatherless homes (National Principals Association Report).
70% of youths in state-operated institutions come from fatherless homes (U.S. Dept. of Justice, Sept. 1988).
85% of all youths in prison come from fatherless homes (Fulton Co. Georgia, Texas Dept. of Correction).

I could go on and on about this but I think you can see that there is a problem with fathers being absent in the home. I do want to be very clear here, this is not intended to put down women who are raising children on their own. My mom did for much of my early life and she did a terrific job. That said, the facts are the facts. And this is what the data is telling us.

I know I could also talk with you about the impacts on girls when fathers are absent but for the sake of this discussion, I want to talk about boys exclusively because it's boys who are perpetuating much of the problems we see in society. I believe the solution is homes where fathers are present and engaged.

What I wanted to do today is connect the dots between boys and fathers and why this relationship is so critical for the well-being of our sons and society as a whole. Here are 5 reasons why dads are needed now more than ever.

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154: Own the Day, Own Your Life | Aubrey Marcus Feb 27, 2018

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So many of us focus on the end result - some noble goal we wish to pursue. And, while there's value in knowing where you're going, my guest today makes the case for measuring your successes in the smallest unit of measurement possible.

Most of you know Aubrey Marcus, founder of Onnit. He is back again to talk about how he has managed to build so much success in his life. Today, we talk about the key to starting your day off right, the benefits of unconventional training, napping, supplements, weird lunches, and how to own the day and own your life.

SHOW HIGHLIGHTS

• Why focusing on the smallest unit of measurement is critical • The key to starting the day correctly • The power of hydrating, breathing, and freezing • Where and how supplements come into play • Utilizing drive time to your advantage • How eating a weird lunch will serve you so wellHow to be more efficient through utilizing daily napping • The benefits of unconventional physical training • How to turn your life into an experimentation • Building a powerful environment to attract powerful people • How to own your life rather than it owning you

AUBREY MARCUS

I have a repeat guest for you today and one most of you know.

Aubrey Marcus is the founder of Onnit, which specializes in food, supplements, equipment, and apparel.

The more I get to know this guy, the more I'm intrigued about how he produces results in his life and the interesting and sometimes strange way in which he experiments with everything that he can.

He's a multi-sport athlete, a philosopher, a podcaster, a business owner, and author, and somewhat of a scientist when it comes to achieving total human optimization in his own life and the millions of people he's working hard to inspire.

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