The Man’s Guide to Investing in Art — Why It Belongs in Your Portfolio

Most men think of art as decoration. Something that goes on the wall because the wall needs something on it. Something chosen to match the furniture or to fill a space that feels empty. This is one way to think about art. It is not the most interesting way. The man who understands art as […]

The Man’s Guide to Whiskey — Beyond Bourbon and Scotch

Most men who drink whiskey drink bourbon or Scotch. They have found what they like and they stay there. This is not wrong. But it is incomplete. The world of whiskey is considerably larger than those two categories. There are Irish whiskeys that will change what you think smooth means. Japanese whiskeys that will change […]

“The Man’s Guide to Fine Dining — How to Actually Enjoy It”

Most men are uncomfortable in fine dining restaurants. Not because they do not belong there. Because no one taught them how to behave there. The result is men who avoid the experience entirely, or who go and feel vaguely anxious throughout, or who fake their way through it and hope no one notices. None of […]

The Man’s Guide to Mental Toughness — How to Build a Mind That Doesn’t Quit

Physical strength is visible. Mental strength is not. But it is the variable that determines what a man does with his physical strength, his intelligence, his opportunities, and his time. The man with average ability and extraordinary mental toughness outperforms the man with extraordinary ability and average mental toughness in almost every context that matters. […]

The Man’s Guide to Running — How to Start, Build, and Actually Enjoy It

Most men who say they hate running have never run correctly. They started too fast, too far, too soon. Their knees hurt. Their lungs burned. They finished feeling worse than when they started and concluded that running was not for them. Running done correctly feels nothing like that. Done correctly it is one of the […]