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Start here: Introduce yourself !
Welcome to Anchored & Ready. Before you start digging through everything, take a minute and introduce yourself below. Tell us: Who are you? Work, family, where you’re from, whatever feels relevant. What does life look like right now? Good, heavy, busy, changing, somewhere in between. What’s one thing you’d like to get back under control? Your health, routines, stress, relationships, work, direction, or something you’ve been putting off. You don’t need to write an essay or make it sound impressive. Just keep it real and give us somewhere to start. Drop your introduction in the comments below.
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Coffee & Clarity ☕️ | Saturdays 7 AM Pacific
Every Saturday morning we get together for Coffee & Clarity. There’s no presentation you need to prepare for and no pressure to have something profound to say. We talk about what’s actually going on in our lives. Work. Family. Health. Relationships. The stuff we’re working on, the stuff we’re struggling with, and sometimes the stuff we’ve been avoiding. Some weeks I’ll bring a question or topic to get us started. Other weeks the conversation goes wherever it needs to go. You can talk, ask a question, share something you’re dealing with, or just listen for a while. The goal is pretty simple: spend an hour around good men, have a real conversation, and leave with something worth thinking about or acting on. Grab a coffee and show up as you are. The Zoom link and upcoming calls are in the Calendar. Stay anchored. Keep going.
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How We Use This Community
You don’t need to keep up with everything in here. You don’t need to read every post, comment on everything, or feel like you’ve fallen behind if you disappear for a few days. This place is here when you need it. Ask a question. Share something you’re working through. Check in when you need some accountability. Tell us when something went right. Jump into a conversation when you’ve got something useful to add. Here’s how we use the different sections: - Community — General conversations, updates, questions and anything that doesn’t really fit somewhere else. - Introductions — If you’re new, start here and tell us a bit about yourself. - Real Talk — The heavier stuff. Things you’re carrying, working through, questioning or trying to figure out. - Accountability — Say what you’re going to do, then come back and tell us how it went. - Wins — Something moved in the right direction? Big or small, share it. - Coffee & Clarity — Weekly call topics, takeaways and conversations that keep going after Saturday. If you’re not sure where something belongs, put it in Community. Nobody is going to give you shit for posting in the wrong place. You can quietly read for a while if that’s where you’re at. But you’ll get a hell of a lot more out of this place when you start joining in. You don’t need to impress anybody here. Just show up honestly, contribute when you can, and use the community when you need it Stay anchored. Keep going.
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Absorption
October is a month of hard. Hard days, busy schedules, birthdays, fitness, work. I’ve certainly experienced this first hand. Many I’ve spoken with have as well. It’s the seasonal changes. Getting kicked a bit in the teeth, shit in by others, snapped at by loved ones happen. Doesn’t mean we have to take any of it. We talk a lot about tools to manage stress. The breath work, the journals, the malas, the gratitude. These are tools to help us prepare to absorb the hard days. Just like a good pair of running shoes. They don’t make you run faster, train harder, feel better… the reality is those new shoes will give your feet blisters too if you go too far.. too fast.. without properly breaking them in. However, if you walk in them before you run.. those shoes will absorb the efforts.. the impacts.. the distances you put yourself and feet through. Remember calm is not the absence of chaos. It’s learning, using, and practicing with the right tools for you to absorb the efforts and the impacts of the road each day. Now go create some miles and bring back some stories to tell.
One Thing I’ve Noticed on Saturdays
Something I’ve really come to appreciate about our Saturday morning calls is how much I get out of just listening to the other guys. Someone shares something they’re going through, a lesson they’ve learned, or even a small change they’ve made in their life. And sometimes it gets me thinking about something in my own life that I hadn’t looked at that way before. I think a lot of us have spent years trying to figure everything out on our own. I know I have. And sometimes all it takes is a conversation with another guy to see things a little differently. That’s a big part of why I started Anchored & Ready. I don’t want this to be another group we join and forget about. I’d love for us to actually get to know each other, share what we’ve learned, and have somewhere to turn when life gets heavy. If you’ve been hanging back, I’d really encourage you to jump in. Share a book, a podcast, a habit that’s helped you, or something you’ve learned the hard way. Come grab a coffee with us on Saturday at 7 AM Pacific. You don’t even have to talk. Just come hang out and listen. The Zoom link is in the calendar. And if you’ve got a buddy who could use some good men around him, bring him in too. I know we’re all busy. I’m not expecting anyone to be in here every day. But this place only becomes a community if we actually get involved. So here’s something I’d love to hear from you guys. What’s one thing that’s helped you lately that you think another guy could benefit from? Doesn’t have to be anything profound. Just something real. Stay anchored. Keep going.
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