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What the heck is "Men's Work" - With Connor Beaton
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Benjamin Owen and Pete Taylor interview the Author of the pivotal book "Men's Work" Connor Beaton.
In this podcast we talk about how Connor Beaton from Mantalks went from sleeping in his car, to leading a movement of men and reclaiming his life through "Mens Work".
So many men say "What the heck is Men's Work" whenever we say what we do with men listening to this interview with Connor you will start to gain more of an understanding what we do on the Awakened man project is.
In this interview we cover:
1. What is mens work and how it can help guys become more successful.
2. What is 'shadow work' and how it can help a guy make massive shifts personally and professionally.
3. Where a man can start if he wants to get into mens work or to work on himself.
Also Connor explores the challenges that modern men face in forming close and meaningful relationships with other men due to past pain and trauma.
He discusses the idea of the "predator"- an inner force that can work against us when we aim for personal growth what we call "Part X".
He emphasizes the significance of self-leadership and consciousness of our inner dialogue, often echoing voices from our past.
Connor's insightful narrative unveils the power of transparency within a group of men and the importance of confronting our truths for forward movement.
Our conversation with Connor goes on to highlight how men's work isn't just about individual growth, but also about healing relationships with women, men, kids, and colleagues.
Diving deeper into the 'spray and pray' approach to relationships, Connor explains why this method falls short and how men can venture deeper into self-awareness for significant personal growth.
This episode concludes with a discussion on the concept of initiation into manhood as a community effort and the role authenticity plays in forging deep connections. Be ready for an enriching conversation that may change your perspective on men's work and personal growth.
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