Work And Retirement
Work is not just what men do. For most men, it is a substantial part of what they are. Which makes whatever happens to it — stress, redundancy, retirement — considerably more than a practical problem.
Practical Tools
The self-help industry is worth approximately $15 billion and contains roughly $14.5 billion worth of noise. This article is an attempt to identify what's left. There is a version of self-help that involves getting up at 5, journaling for forty-five minutes, meditating, cold-showering, and visualising your best
Body and Mind
For centuries, medicine treated the body and mind as entirely distinct concerns. This turned out to be wrong in almost every direction you care to look.
Relationships
Most men put more research into buying a car than into understanding what makes a relationship last. This is probably not unrelated to the divorce statistics.
Life Stages And Transitions
Ageing is inevitable. A lot of what men believe about what it does to their minds, however, turns out to be either wrong or considerably more complicated than they've been led to expect.
Understanding Your Mind Let's start with something that shouldn't be controversial but somehow still is: men have emotions. Not watered-down, occasional, minor-inconvenience emotions — the full range. Grief, fear, loneliness, shame, tenderness, love. All of it. The idea that men are less emotional than women isn'