International Men's Day
A man who forgets his own power becomes a passenger in his own life. Today is the day you take the wheel back.
Most men sleepwalk through their strength. They’re built for pressure, built for responsibility, built for impact yet they move like ghosts, apologizing for the very fire they were born with.
International Men’s Day isn’t about chest-thumping or pretending we have it all figured out. It’s a reminder that being a man is a gift… and a duty.
I remember a season where I felt like I was dragging myself through the days—working, providing, grinding, but disconnected from the force inside me. Then one morning, I watched my son copy the way I tied my boots.
That tiny moment hit like a hammer. He wasn’t learning my instructions. He was learning me. My posture. My presence. My discipline. That’s when it clicked: this isn’t a burden. This is an honor. The world doesn’t weigh on a man. It sharpens him.
Strength isn’t loud. Power isn’t reckless. Real masculinity is the quiet, steady heat that keeps your household warm. It’s the courage to confront your own flaws. It’s the capability to build, to protect, to lead. You get to carry that. You get to live that. You get to embody that every damn day.
Here’s your move today: choose one action that reminds you you’re alive in this body and forged for responsibility. Lift something heavy. Fix something that’s been ignored. Call your kid and tell them who you’re becoming.
Do one rep—physical, emotional, or spiritual—that honors the man you’re building.
Do the work and post your proof. Show the circle what you did today to celebrate the man you are—and the man you’re becoming.
What part of your masculine strength have you been underusing… and why?
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