⚒️ Understanding the Two Levels of The Forge

Hey brothers,

I wanted to take a moment to explain the two ways you can be part of The Forge and what each level offers. Every man’s healing journey looks a little different, and this gives you the flexibility to choose what you need right now.

1. The Brotherhood (Free Tier)

This is where your journey begins. The Brotherhood is open to any man walking through the fire of betrayal who’s ready to start healing.

What’s included:

Access to our main community discussion feed
A supportive space to connect and share your story
Free resources like 7 Days to Stability and Before the Road Begins
Weekly “Forge Sparks” reflection posts and challenges
Monthly live group coaching call open to all members, including a Q&A time
Announcements and updates about events and new programs

If you’re just starting out or need a place to find your footing, The Brotherhood gives you the foundation to begin.

2. The Inner Circle (Paid Tier)

The Inner Circle is for men ready to go deeper — to move from surviving to rebuilding with structure, accountability, and support.

What’s included:

Everything in The Brotherhood
Daily 2-Minute Drills to build strength and focus
Access to Marco Polo peer groups for real connection and accountability
4 live group calls each month on topics like trauma, trust, continued healing and emotional regulation
Guest sessions with therapists, coaches, and healed men who share their wisdom
Exclusive resources: guided meditations, journals, advanced tools
Early access and discounts for programs like The Forge Bootcamp and Roadmap to Reconciliation

The Inner Circle is where real transformation happens. It’s a community of men doing the work together, walking shoulder to shoulder through the fire — and rising stronger because of it.

No matter which level you start with, you’re part of this brotherhood.

The Forge isn’t just about healing. It’s about rediscovering who you are and rebuilding your life with clarity, courage, and purpose.

Welcome to The Forge, brother. This is where strength is made.

— Paul

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