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How to Speed Read and Comprehend
Theodore Roosevelt reportedly read tens of thousands of books during his lifetime. His profound ability to comprehend and remember what he read was astounding. Here are some techniques to speed read and comprehend.
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Jun 19, 2015
Mourning the Loss of a Father: Men Share Their Thoughts on the Death of Their Dad
The death of a father is not something men generally talk about, leaving us at a loss on how to deal with it when it occurs. This article is a living and growing account from men who have lost a father or grandfather: what their dad was like, how he affected them, and how they ...
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Jun 18, 2015
TRThursday: Teddy’s Father, Theodore (Thee) Roosevelt Sr. (aka “Great Heart”)
“My father got me breath, he got me lungs, strength, life. I could breathe, I could sleep when he had me in his arms.” – Theodore Roosevelt on his father
I write this article on the eve of Father’s Day, so I thought it appropriate to take a closer look at ...
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Father’s Day: The Power of Encouragement
“Father! — to God himself we cannot give a holier name.” — William Wordsworth, English Poet, 1770-1850
Last Father’s Day I wrote about the Importance of Fathers. That article sparked some awareness in myself to the small but powerful ways we dads have in impacting our children, and particularly ...
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Jun 4, 2015
TRThursday: Roosevelt the Conservationist, not Environmentalist
I wish I had gained a love of history in my youth, because it changes how we view the history that is being written in our daily lives. It also provides a great deal of perspective on how easily history can be revised to suit the current-day influencers. One of the popular methods ...
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Book Review: Gumption by Nick Offerman
“I can certainly refuel my own well of gumption with the example he set.” – Nick Offerman on Theodore Roosevelt, Gumption
This past week the wife and kids were out of town, so I had the rare opportunity to essentially do whatever I wanted with my free-time, outside of work ...
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May 29, 2015
How a Winning Mindset Increases Testosterone Levels Naturally
As it turns out, the natural competitive nature of men and boys, how they have a built-in mindset toward winning, is one of the main ways we can see increases in testosterone naturally.
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TRThursday: Roosevelt’s Fiscal Retardation
Teddy Roosevelt had many noble virtues which are to be emulated by men. Unfortunately, frugality, thrift, and common fiscal sense were not among them. I find that seeing the areas of weakness in our heroes helps us see those in ourselves. Also, it brings them down to earth. In many ways Theodore Roosevelt ...
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Captains of Industry: Dredd and OBT – Founders of F3
I’ll introduce you to F3 the same way it was introduced to me, back before I had met Dredd and OBT - the founders of F3 and captains of their industry.
BONUS Check out the podcast interview with DREDD (David Redding) on Leadership
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TRThursday: Theodore Roosevelt Gets Fat…
My son, Harvey, did a report for school on Teddy Roosevelt and his influence over the course of history. In doing so he came across a photo of young Roosevelt that was hard to believe and which my wife, Summer, proclaimed, “He was hot!” (or something to that effect).
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May 20, 2015
Man to Man: The Reasons You’re Not Getting Married are the Reasons You Should
Looking back, I can see that many of the reasons I wanted out of my marriage are the same reasons many men are staying out of marriage altogether, but the world needs men who are greater than the challenges which come in marriage. Man to man, here are the reasons you're not getting married, and the reasons you should.
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Book Review: The Way of Men by Jack Donovan
I have written previously on how I believe homosexuality limits a man’s ability to be a man. That being said, I read the book as openly as I could, just trying to take it for what it was and not wrap my thoughts about the author around every sentence. Here is my review of The Way of Men by Jack Donovan.
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