Stoicism and Life Mastery: Where It Aligns—And Where It Falls Short By Dr. Keith Waggoner In the world of self-mastery, Stoicism is often held up as the gold standard of resilience, discipline, and mental fortitude. It has inspired warriors, leaders, and philosophers for centuries, and on the surface, it seems to fit well with the […]
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The Warrior’s Mindset: Why Every Man Must Train in Martial Arts: Be a Warrior in a Garden, Not a Gardener at War There’s an old saying, often attributed to Chinese philosophy: “It is better to be a warrior in a garden than a gardener in a war.” This wisdom captures the essence of what it
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The Digital Chains: How the Internet is Stealing Your Potential and What to Do About It The internet was supposed to be the great equalizer—the tool that would empower individuals to access unlimited knowledge, connect with others across the globe, and seize opportunities like never before. And in many ways, it has done exactly
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Water… Two hydrogen atoms plus one oxygen, linked together to form one of the strangest, most pervasive, most essential substances on this planet. Hydrogen—gaseous and highly flammable. Oxygen—gaseous and essential in our blood and brains. When holding hands in the right numbers, these elements become life-sustaining liquid. Unless it’s cold—then they regiment themselves into billions
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In Christian circles, Proverbs 31 is often highlighted as the ultimate model of a virtuous woman—diligent, strong, honorable, and wise. But what about men? Does the Bible provide a similar blueprint for what a godly man should strive to be? While Proverbs 31 showcases the high calling of a virtuous woman, Job 29 offers a
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The Ship of Relating: Bearing Witness to a Life That Matters Imagine sitting on a quiet porch, looking out at the horizon as the sun sets. The golden light stretches across the sky, signaling the closing of a day—but in reality, it’s the sunset of your life. As you reflect, the question lingers: Did my
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Love is not just a feeling—it’s an action, a commitment, and sometimes, a challenge. In the busyness of life, relationships—whether romantic, familial, or professional—can drift into autopilot. But what if love wasn’t just something we hoped would last, but something we actively nurtured every single day? That’s the heart behind The Love Dare, a book
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What Does It Mean to Hunger and Thirst After Righteousness? “Very rarely will anyone die for a righteous person, though for a good person someone might possibly dare to die.” – Romans 5:7 There is something profound about the way we hunger and thirst in life. Our desires, our cravings—they tell us something about who
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Josh’s Alarm: On a rushed Tuesday morning, Josh’s alarm failed him. Scrambling out of bed, he realized he was late for work. The morning spiraled—he skipped breakfast, spilled water on his shirt, and forgot an important file at home. By the time he reached the office, his mind had only one focus: the stress and
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I Thought I Would Die Young Life has a way of whispering truths we don’t always want to hear. For many men, the echoes of their upbringing reverberate long after the moments of their youth. These whispers often carry the heavy weight of environments that never equipped them with the tools to dream—to envision a
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