You&#39;ve probably heard it said quite often that men are “fixers” — meaning that men like to try to fix problems in every area of their life and relationships. It is generally true. All men need is to hear there&#39;s a problem and they&#39;re ready to jump in and fix it, however, sometimes this can cause problems. This &quot;fix-it&quot; mentality describes a tendency to offer practical solutions to problems rather than just listening empathetically or even fully understanding what needs to be done before they take action.

Groundhog Day Thinking

Mark, a licensed professional counselor and addiction specialist, in his private practice he offers direct guidance to address a wide range of questions and misunderstandings about the male experience. Mark's understanding and approach have been shaped by over 42 years of marriage, raising 2 daughters, and serving as a pastor for more than 34 years before retiring. Additionally, his personal pursuits as an author and business owner have enriched his perspective and knowledge in the field. *The Man Data podcast is for educational purposes only and not meant as an individual counseling service.