I want an aggressive life
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“I live in the U.K. and I was introduced to Brian Tome by a friend of mine who lives in the USA. I have to say that it is absolutely refreshing to hear another man addressing the issue of the passive culture and society that we now find ourselves in. The generations that are coming up through the ranks now believe that they are the most enlightened and “woke” when in fact they are sheeple, blindly going along with whatever is currently trending with catchy hashtag.
Those of us who are brave enough to stand up (cause I’m not taking a knee for anyone except my wife and God) are immediately labelled as aggressive... as if being aggressive is a bad thing.
Now, as Brian clearly points out, using an aggressive position to take advantage of someone is wrong, but using your aggression to actively pursue the life you want, to build others up, to lead in your community, your business, your family. Or, and this one gets me, to use your aggression to actively pursue your wife, to love her, protect her and provide for her... what is so wrong about that.
Speaking from the point of view of a man, we need more men like Brian, men who aren’t afraid to rock the boat, who aren’t afraid to cause offence, who are going to call you on your BS but then will help you be the man you could be.
If you are tired of the passive, mollycoddled, wrapped up in cotton wool world that we are living in now, then I urge you subscribe to The Aggressive Life... but I’ll warn you now, lace ‘em up tighter, cause even you will be challenged through this journey.”
Bumblebee738 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
07/06/20
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United States of America ·
04/06/22
“This podcast is refreshing, Brian brings a point of view I’ve not heard in other popular podcasts. His message of healthy aggression and getting off your butt and doing something, no matter if it’s uncomfortable, is inspiring. His guests often provide great stories and insight and show how...”Read full review »
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