We have just completed our first Game Changers Men’s Program this past Tuesday. I think all the men would agree that it has been an eye opening, heart opening experience for all of us. The topic this last session we worked on was on intimacy. It is not a topic that is often talked about (…) Read More

We are now on our third week of the Game Changers Men’s Program and we are looking at the importance of vulnerability to the heart driven man. So, the question for both men and women is why would I choose to be a vulnerable person? If I look at some of the definitions concerning vulnerability, (…) Read More

We have just concluded session two of our Game Changers Men’s Program and one of the things that has really struck me so far is how difficult and challenging it is for men to admit what they are afraid of. This should not come as a real surprise to me as we men received the (…) Read More

I have just launched my new Men’s Program called “The Game Changers Men’s Program.” The reason that I believe it will be a game changer for the men who are participating is that it provides us with an opportunity to develop the emotional intelligence that is often missing in a man’s ability to engage with (…) Read More

This letter was initially sent out to a group of men that I have worked with in the past and who I thought would really benefit from attending my Heart Driven Men’s Program. However, I believe this is such an important program that I am sending it out on my blog so that both men (…) Read More

The Heart Driven Man Ok, so here’s the challenge as I consider running a Men’s Program. How do I approach this very comprehensive topic of men and their hearts? In my last blog article I discussed some of the stereotypes that men have to overcome to become more heart driven and I also identified some (…) Read More

On a number of different occasions over the years I have been asked whether I would consider running an exclusively men’s program or a “Men’s Group.” I have considered it seriously, however, the question is, ‘why would I do that?’ Well, the statement that I have often used in Connections sums it up for me. (…) Read More