Vision. A concept of our future desired state of being that aligns with the principles we hold dear.

Every man needs some vision of the future he wants to attain. Without this, he is, as the Bible states, unrestrained, running wild. That may sound good, but without a clear direction of where we want to go, who we want to be, we end up in a place we really don't want to be and wonder how we got there.

Since releasing our own line of beard oil we've gotten a lot a great feedback. We sought to be completely unique and condition a beard like no other oil on the market, and we're knocking it out of the park!

But, we've also had a lot of guys ask, "What the heck is beard oil?" so I thought I would do a little PSA to educate on the how and why beard oil should be used for guys with beards.

"A pound of pluck is worth a ton of luck." - President James A. Garfield

Pluck is old-school speak for being action-oriented and having a good bit of sticktoittiveness (yes that's a word) even when things are hard. It's dogged determination and resilience, and it's what makes for fortune and favor. And, it's a whole lot better than luck.

Dave Hollis was a high-profile exec at Disney, but he left all of that behind to focus on his wife's (Rachel Hollis) budding business. As someone who works with his wife, I was eager to speak to Dave about the challenges they face and what it's like to be in a business where his wife is out front.

The modern church is continually trying to sell men what we don't need, and it is the cause of many men becoming disenfranchised with their local churches.

I had a great conversation with Lonnie Berger of Every Man a Warrior and we talked about the mission field that is men and how churches are missing the mark. We touched on a thought that I expound on in this episode.

It's easy to see someone as a creative and entrepreneur-type and think about how cool it is that they get to do their own thing. Actually, that is pretty cool. But the risks and challenges are real, and when family challenges arise, it is often felt by everyone in the business.

In this episode Kolby opens up on how he's recovering from his divorce, and just how hard of a hit life can deal when hearts and kids are involved.