Jason Lange is a men's embodiment coach, group facilitator, and evolutionary guide. He helps men drop in and wake up to deeper clarity in their life's purpose and relationships. He believes every man should be in a men's group for the growth and support opportunities they provide. Jason is a certified “No More Mr. Nice Guy” coach, and has trained and studied with leaders such as John Wineland, Dr. Robert Glover, Jun Po Roshi, Tripp Lanier, and Ken Wilber.   Men's Groups to checkout: Jason Lange’s groups The Mankind Project No More Mr. Nice Guy Evryman   Learn more about Jason: Website: evolutionary.men Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/evolutionarymen/   Learn more about Karin: Website: https://drcalde.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theloveandconnectioncoach/   TRANSCRIPT Intro: Karin: This is Love Is Us, Exploring Relationships and How We Connect. I'm your host, Karin Calde. I'll talk with people about how we can strengthen our relationships, explore who we are in those relationships, and experience a greater sense of love and connection with those around us, including ourselves. I have a PhD in clinical Psychology, practiced as a psychologist resident, and after diving into my own healing work, I went back to school and became a coach, helping individuals and couples with their relationships and personal growth. If you want to experience more love in your life and contribute to healing the disconnect so prevalent in our world today, you're in the right place. Welcome to Love Is Us.   [00:49] Karin: It is Saturday night and I have been burning the midnight oil this week as I work through this new training program that I'm doing and get this episode out to you by Tuesday because I'm so excited to share it with you all. So in this past year, I've put a lot of time and energy into learning more about men and working with them. I want them to feel respected, heard, and seen, just like the women that I see when they meet with me. I'm sensitive to the reality that most therapists and relationship coaches are women and that can make men feel like they're at a disadvantage or even ganged up upon during sessions. And sometimes they are because many therapists don't really understand the male experience. So that's something that I've been working on. Also, when it comes to most of the couples that come to me, the men haven't done a lot of their own work, and this might be their first time when they're really looking at their emotions and expanding their self awareness. And the women in my practice have done at least some of this work, even though they still have work to do, too. So men often are playing catch up, which can add to their feelings of being the problem. But it's usually both parties that need to work on the relationship. It's not generally just the man that is the source of the problem. What we're going to talk about today can help men tremendously. Not only those who are doing couples work in therapy or coaching, but also they can help men in all areas of their lives and can certainly help them improve their marriages and their relationships. That might be a bold statement, but I really believe it. So my guest today is Jason Lang, but I'm going to let him tell you more about himself and the work he does because this episode is a little bit long, but it's definitely one to share with other men and with those who are in a romantic relationship with a man. So thanks for being here. And here we go. Episode: Karin: Welcome, Jason. [03:06] Jason: So excited to be here. [03:08] Karin: Yeah, it's really great to have you. So tell us where you are in the world. [03:12] Jason: Yeah, so right now I'm located in Los Angeles, California. [03:17] Karin: And you actually have some rain. [03:20] Jason: Yeah, we've had yesterday, actually rained quite hard, which was super nice. Just nice to have those in days. [03:26] Karin: Yeah. Now, have you always lived there? [03:29] Jason: N