Inner Work VS. Outer Work - Ep. 043
Entering mature manhood with both feet requires doing the "inner-work". A man must get right with himself, his past, and where he comes from. Once he's done this, he is freed up to do the "outer work" of acquiring, accomplishing, achieving, and becoming the man that he wants to be. In today's episode, Brendan explains the ins and outs of what can be a complicated and confusing topic for many men.
The Masculine Revival Podcast · Brendan Schmidt
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Entering mature manhood with both feet requires doing the "inner-work". A man must get right with himself, his past, and where he comes from. Once he's done this, he is freed up to do the "outer work" of acquiring, accomplishing, achieving, and becoming the man that he wants to be. In today's episode, Brendan explains the ins and outs of what can be a complicated and confusing topic for many men.
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(00:50) Updates
(04:55) Intro
(05:16) Defining Inner Work vs Outer Work
(08:56) Men fall into these two extremes
(12:05) Which is more important? Which should a person start with?
(14:11) Why do men avoid inner work?
(18:51) How to actually do inner work.
(25:22) How does Christ tie into all of this?