You do your best to provide and some days feel depleted. Yet you keep showing up — not for applause, but because it is your instinct to protect and provide for those you love.
Provider is a man’s personal integrity dojo — where he systematically assesses and improves how he is showing up in the world.
Each month, Providers are invited to a 21 day “Integrity Challenge” where we support and hold each other accountable to improve in 1 domain — health, love, wealth, etc.
The result is more than a higher standard of living… it’s a higher standard of BEING!
A man's life is not a series of disconnected problems. It is one integrated terrain. Provider maps the six domains where you forge yourself and devote your life to those you love — and gives you the practice to raise your standards in each.
I am a Provider
I keep the fire lit for all within my care
I regulate myself
I support my partner
And I protect my family from those
who would do them harm,
including my unconscious self
I build wealth that lasts
And sharpen the metal of men
which sharpens me
I stand when it's easier to sit
I stay when it's easier to leave
I give when it's easier not to
I am a Provider
I keep the fire lit
Sign the Creed. Begin the Assessment.
Sixty seconds to sign. Eight minutes to map where you stand. One Dominion Report that tells you exactly where to raise your standards.
Eight minutes. Six domains. An honest look at your Standards of Provision (SOP). And a Dominion Report that tells you exactly where to focus to raise your standards as a Provider.
No email required.
“Six months in. My wife and I haven't had the same fight in four. The Dominion Report told me exactly where I was leaking standards. The morning practice closed the gap.”
— Marcus T., 41, Austin
“I didn't need another men's group. I needed a mirror. Provider gave me the mirror, and the work to do something about what I saw.”
— David K., 38, Denver
“Provider didn't tell me who to be. It showed me where I wasn't being him yet.”
— James R., 45, Nashville
Provider is for the man who wants to raise his standards for those he loves. It's not for the passive, and it's not for the man who mistakes domination for provision.
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