Episode #1203 What do you do when you've tried marriage counseling but feel like you keep revisiting the same problems? What if your wife seems more interested in her phone than connecting with you? And how do you handle sexual rejection without becoming needy, resentful, or afraid to initiate again? In this revisit episode of The TPM Show, Doug Holt and Christopher Hansen return to a practical Q&A covering three situations men commonly face when their marriage feels disconnected. The first question comes from a man who has already tried marriage counseling and wants to know how TPM's approach differs. Doug shares his own experience with counseling and explains why the TPM approach focuses on acknowledging what happened, cleaning it up, and then moving forward through action. The conversation then turns to a husband whose wife is constantly on her phone and hides the screen when he enters the room. Doug's advice is not to compete with the phone directly. Instead, become more engaged, curious, decisive, and interesting in the relationship. His simple reminder is: be more interesting than Instagram. Finally, Doug and Chris address sexual rejection. Doug discusses trust, emotional safety, polarity, keeping your word, and why repeatedly trying to keep the peace can sometimes create the opposite of the connection a man wants. Throughout the episode, the focus stays on what a man can actually control: his actions, integrity, leadership, curiosity, and how he shows up in the relationship. Episode Chapters 00:00 Stop driving forward while looking in the rearview mirror 00:41 Marriage coaching versus marriage counseling 01:32 Doug's experience with marriage counseling 03:00 Why constantly revisiting the past can create disconnection 04:00 The Clean Slate Method and Marriage 2.0 05:00 Creating change through action 06:00 Emotional safety and helping your wife feel seen, heard, and desired 07:00 Rebuilding confidence and masculine energy 09:15 Understanding the "why" versus creating change 09:25 Scales Free Training 10:26 Why understanding the past may not be enough 11:17 What to do when your wife is always on her phone 11:50 Be more interesting than Instagram 13:15 Your wife has changed, and so have you 14:00 Why dinner alone isn't necessarily a date 16:25 How to handle sexual rejection from your wife 16:59 Trust, emotional safety, and polarity 18:00 How broken promises affect attraction 19:00 Nice guy behavior and keeping the peace 21:24 Taking action on what you've learned If your relationship is missing the love, respect, admiration, or intimacy it once had, Doug's Scales Free Training walks through how you got here and gives you a methodology for beginning to rebuild it. Prefer to watch instead of listen? Watch this revisit episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/UuIbkgzy7h4 The Powerful Man helps businessmen become stronger husbands, fathers, and leaders through practical coaching, brotherhood, and relationship tools designed to help men create stronger marriages and families.

Episode #1202 The holidays are supposed to bring families together, but for many couples, they create stress, resentment, arguments, and disconnection. In this episode of The TPM Show, Doug and Erin Holt talk about how husbands and wives can approach the holiday season differently. Instead of waiting until schedules, gifts, family expectations, business pressures, and traditions collide, they encourage couples to plan for the experience they actually want to create. For business owners and executives, the end of the year can already carry enormous pressure. Add family gatherings, travel, gifts, children, traditions, and expectations at home, and it's easy for a man to become disconnected or grumpy while his wife feels like she's carrying the entire holiday mental load. Doug and Erin explain why simply asking, "What can I do?" isn't always enough. Sometimes that creates another task for your wife because she still has to identify, assign, and manage what needs to happen. Instead, Doug encourages men to become proactive: see what needs to be done and do it. They also share how their different childhood experiences shaped what Christmas meant to each of them. Those differences created conflict until they learned to communicate about what mattered, make concessions, and intentionally decide what they wanted the holidays to look and feel like for their family. The goal isn't a perfect holiday. It's creating connection, meaningful traditions, and memories your family actually wants to remember. Episode Chapters 00:00 Why the holidays can create marriage problems 02:17 Why relationship problems can intensify after the holidays 03:05 Why husbands become grumpy during the holiday season 03:29 Year-end pressure for business owners 04:18 Feeling disconnected from your family 06:00 What to do when you're struggling emotionally 07:09 Why your wife wants partnership during the holidays 07:49 Stop waiting until the last minute 09:25 Different family traditions and expectations 09:43 Free Book 10:36 Creating holiday magic for your family 12:15 When spouses have very different holiday experiences 13:56 Communicating before the holidays arrive 15:00 Deciding how you want the holidays to feel 16:31 Reducing holiday stress to prioritize connection 18:03 Planning your holiday season like you plan your business 19:32 Why asking "What can I do?" isn't always helpful 20:15 See it, do it 21:07 Learning from previous holiday seasons 22:00 Identifying habits that create holiday stress 23:07 Being proactive instead of reactive 23:33 Grief, loss, and difficult emotions during the holidays 24:20 Creating memories your children will remember 25:08 Make the holidays magical 25:36 Create your vision for the holiday season If your marriage has lost some of the love, admiration, respect, or intimacy it once had, Doug offers A Man's Guide on How to Save Your Marriage Without Talking About It as a practical action plan you can begin applying. Prefer to watch instead of listen? Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/jXXLIPUP_ps The Powerful Man helps businessmen become stronger husbands, fathers, and leaders by developing the relationship and leadership skills needed to create stronger marriages and families.

Episode #1201 When was the last time you went on a date with your wife and showed up with the same curiosity, energy, and intention you had when you first met? In this episode of The TPM Show, Tim Matthews sits down with Stephen, a longtime member of The Powerful Man movement, to talk about bringing "first date energy" back into a long-term marriage. After nearly 11 years of marriage, Stephen realized that even regular date nights can become routine. You go to dinner, see a movie, and spend most of the evening talking about the kids, schedules, work, or everyday logistics. You're technically on a date, but the energy that made dating exciting has disappeared. Stephen shares what changed when he intentionally approached a day out with his wife, Jane, differently. He became curious about who she is today, put away his phone, avoided default conversations about logistics, made an effort with his appearance, took more initiative, and went into the experience without expectations. Tim and Stephen break this approach into three practical elements: Preparation, Presentation, and Practice. Preparation means creating space to transition out of work mode, thinking about meaningful conversations, and intentionally setting yourself up to be present. Presentation is how you actually arrive. Your energy, grooming, clothing, presence, and attitude all communicate whether this date matters to you. Practice means staying curious, letting go of expectations, taking the lead without becoming rigid, and remembering that the entire point is to have fun together. Episode Chapters 00:00 Bringing curiosity back into your marriage 00:27 Preparation, presentation, and practice 00:43 Stephen's journey with The Powerful Man 02:41 What "first date energy" means in a long-term marriage 03:58 Scales Free Training 05:01 Bringing first date energy to your wife 07:12 Why curiosity is essential on date night 07:27 Putting away your phone and being fully present 08:05 Stop assuming you already know your wife 09:13 Why genuine interest creates connection 10:37 Preparing yourself before date night 11:10 Stop making every conversation about kids and logistics 12:29 Questions that create meaningful conversations 13:07 Looking good and feeling good for yourself 15:07 Decompressing before your date 15:29 Taking the lead and making decisions 17:29 Creating anticipation and mystery 19:14 How your energy affects your wife's experience 21:08 Preparation, presentation, and practice 23:22 Don't forget to have fun If your marriage is missing some of the love, respect, admiration, or intimacy it once had, Doug's Scales Free Training can help you understand what may be happening and give you a methodology for beginning to rebuild the relationship. Prefer to watch instead of listen? Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/UPyotqQ7_mc The Powerful Man helps businessmen become stronger husbands, fathers, and leaders through practical coaching, brotherhood, and relationship tools designed to create stronger marriages and families.

Episode  #1120 What do you do when your marriage feels more like two roommates sharing a house than two people in love? In this revisit episode of The TPM Show, Doug Holt and Christopher Hansen answer questions from men dealing with two painful relationship situations: a marriage with no spark or passion, and hearing the words, "I love you, but I'm not in love with you." Doug explains why providing financially, staying faithful, helping with the kids, and working hard don't automatically create emotional connection or attraction. A man can believe he's doing everything right while his wife experiences him as needy, indecisive, disconnected, or emotionally unavailable. They explore the difference between being kind and falling into "nice guy syndrome," where a man does things hoping for validation, appreciation, affection, or sex in return. Doug shares how he fell into this pattern himself and why rebuilding attraction required more than simply doing more around the house. The conversation also gets into emotional safety, decisiveness, dating your wife again, the DEER-to-WOLF framework, and why sex works better as a celebration of connection rather than the only way a husband tries to create connection. For the man who's heard, "I love you, but I'm not in love with you," Doug explains why those words need to be taken seriously, but don't necessarily mean the marriage is over. If she's still communicating how she feels, there's something to work with. The key is taking action before emotional distance becomes complete indifference. Timestamp Chapters 00:00 Nice guy syndrome, neediness, and lost attraction 00:42 Answering men's marriage questions 01:25 When your marriage feels like roommates with rings 01:57 Why providing for your family isn't enough for connection 03:18 Doing things for validation instead of genuine connection 05:21 Why neediness can damage attraction 06:01 Becoming more decisive in your marriage 06:50 The Triadic Connection and starting with a clean slate 07:43 Emotional safety and the Hidden Motives Technique 08:24 Moving from DEER to WOLF 09:50 Decision fatigue and the pressure your wife may be carrying 11:51 Why sex should be a celebration of connection 12:32 Why connection and sex can feel different for men and women 14:51 Rebuilding connection is a process 15:12 Free Book 16:14 Practicing relationship skills instead of just learning them 17:20 Emotional affairs and unmet relationship needs 18:31 Why men stop dating their wives 20:55 "I love you, but I'm not in love with you" 21:18 Can attraction come back after years of drifting apart?| 23:15 Why it's important that she's still communicating 23:38 The warning signs men often understand too late 25:19 Why personal growth can affect attraction 26:38 Don't wait until your wife has emotionally moved on 28:05 Becoming activated and taking action If your marriage has lost some of the love, admiration, respect, or connection it once had, Doug offers A Man's Guide on How to Save Your Marriage Without Talking About It as a practical action plan you can begin applying: Prefer to watch instead of listen? Watch this revisit episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/zAAq1mDvsYw The Powerful Man helps businessmen become stronger husbands, fathers, and leaders by developing the practical relationship and leadership skills needed to create stronger marriages and families.  

Episode  #1199 What happens when the woman you married starts changing in ways you don't understand? In this episode of The TPM Show, Doug Holt sits down with Dr. Amanda Hanson, known as the Midlife Muse, for a conversation about supporting your wife through growth, perimenopause, menopause, changing desires, and the evolution of a long-term marriage. Dr. Amanda has worked with thousands of women, including wives of men in The Powerful Man community. She explains why one of the most valuable things a husband can do is stop assuming he knows what his wife needs and start getting curious. Sometimes she wants advice. Sometimes she wants help creating a solution. And sometimes she simply wants you to listen, witness what she's experiencing, and resist the urge to fix it. They also explore what can happen during midlife when a woman who has spent years caring for everyone else begins asking what she wants for herself. Rather than automatically interpreting those changes as rejection, Amanda encourages men to understand that their wives may be entering a new stage of identity and growth. Doug and Amanda discuss resentment on both sides of a marriage, the sacrifices husbands and wives make, emotional intimacy, appreciation, sexual desire, and why couples need to keep learning about each other instead of assuming the person they married decades ago hasn't changed. Timestamp Chapters 00:00 What men and women wish their partners understood 00:43 Supporting your wife's personal growth 02:09 Does she want advice or does she need you to listen? 04:29 Emotional safety and feeling seen, heard, and desired 05:40 Understanding your wife during perimenopause and menopause 08:43 Why husbands shouldn't take every change personally 09:49 Do you still know who your wife is today? 10:25 Building a new version of your marriage 11:48 Bringing fun and playfulness back into your relationship 13:42 Resentment, sacrifice, and the midlife transition 15:33 How couples co-create their relationship dynamics 18:47 Holding gratitude and grief at the same time 20:00 Why comparing sacrifices creates more resentment 21:46 Remembering you're on the same team 24:15 What men and women wish each other understood 25:09 Scales Free Training 26:11 The pressure husbands and fathers quietly carry 28:03 Why men also need to feel seen and appreciated 31:04 Becoming each other's counsel 32:48 How partners can help each other grow and heal 37:59 Why maturity changes marriage 39:04 Using gratitude to change how you see your wife 41:22 The difference between gratitude and desire for women 43:02 Staying curious about your wife's changing desires 44:22 Why sexual desire can change over time 48:52 Supporting intimacy through perimenopause and menopause 50:13 Dr. Amanda Hanson's work with women 52:16 How to introduce personal growth without trying to fix your wife 53:31 Where to find Dr. Amanda Hanson One practical place to start with your own marriage is Doug's Scales Free Training, which helps men identify what may be missing in their relationship and understand the steps for rebuilding love, respect, admiration, and intimacy: Connect With Dr. Amanda Hanson Dr. Amanda Hanson, known as the Midlife Muse, has helped thousands of women navigate personal growth, relationships, identity, desire, and the transitions that come with midlife. She also shares openly from the perspective of a woman who has been married for 30 years and has navigated many of these transitions within her own marriage. Explore her work and free resources: Website: https://www.amandahanson.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/midlife.muse YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@midlifemuse TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@midlifemuse Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/midlife.muse Prefer to watch instead of listen? Watch the full conversation with Dr. Amanda Hanson on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Cm-nzEKv3dg The Powerful Man helps businessmen become stronger husbands, fathers, and leaders by developing the relationship, leadership, and personal growth skills that create stronger marriages and families.

Episode  #1198 If your wife seems uninterested in sex, the problem may not be that she has no desire. In this episode of The TPM Show, Doug and Erin Holt challenge a common assumption men make in sexless or disconnected marriages: "My wife just doesn't want sex anymore." Erin shares that the women she knows and coaches often still have strong sexual desire. What can disappear is the emotional connection, attraction, safety, and space that allows that desire to be expressed with their husband. Doug and Erin explore the difference between simply wanting more sex and creating the conditions for connected, passionate intimacy. They discuss emotional safety, resentment, attraction, feeling desired, and what can happen when a husband becomes withdrawn, needy, or disconnected from himself. Doug also shares examples of men who rebuilt themselves and saw their intimate relationships change dramatically. The point isn't to manipulate your wife into having more sex. It's to look honestly at how you're showing up, rebuild connection, and learn the relationship and intimacy skills you may never have been taught. They also discuss how couples can communicate more openly about what they enjoy sexually, including a practical "yes, no, maybe" exercise Doug and Erin recently used themselves. Timestamp Chapters 00:00 Does your wife really have no interest in sex? 00:41 Why your wife may want more intimacy than you think 02:20 "She doesn't want sex" versus "she doesn't want sex with me" 03:13 Emotional safety, attraction, and sexual desire 04:10 Why sexless marriages can feel lonely for both partners 05:28 Understanding women's sexual desire 05:54 Free Book 06:47 The different ways women want to experience intimacy 08:10 Understanding your wife's private world and fantasies 10:15 Why emotional disconnection affects sexual connection 11:29 Connection before sex and connection after sex 12:38 How one man rebuilt attraction by rebuilding himself 14:32 Why this conversation is about more than getting more sex 16:23 What a wife may feel inside a sexless marriage 18:13 Navigating intimacy during perimenopause 20:07 Creating space for honest sexual expression 21:18 The yes, no, maybe exercise for couples 23:30 What women may really want from sexual connection 25:56 Emotional safety, feeling desired, and reigniting intimacy If your marriage has lost some of the love, admiration, respect, or intimacy it once had, Doug offers his book, A Man's Guide on How to Save Your Marriage Without Talking About It, as a practical action plan: Prefer to watch instead of listen? Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/IG8OCQ0s3m0 The Powerful Man helps businessmen become stronger husbands, fathers, and leaders through practical coaching, brotherhood, and tools for creating stronger, more connected marriages.

Episode #1197 What happens when you believe you've outgrown the people around you? It's easy to think the next level of growth means surrounding yourself only with people who are further ahead. But in this revisit episode of The TPM Show, Doug Holt and Coach Mike Brown explore why some of your greatest growth can come from helping the men behind you while continuing to learn from those ahead. Mike explains that helping another man reach his next level creates an opportunity to deepen your own understanding. Doug connects this to mastery: if you think you understand something, try teaching it. Explaining a skill, practicing it, and helping someone else apply it creates repetitions that simply knowing the information doesn't. They also discuss humility and the danger of believing someone has nothing left to teach you. Whether it's business, relationships, parenting, or personal development, Doug shares why he continues finding lessons in conversations with people at every stage of the journey. The conversation then moves into parenting and marriage. Mike shares how teaching his children to speak up has forced him to listen when they challenge his own behavior. That same principle applies to learning relationship skills. You may understand a communication technique intellectually, but using it naturally with your wife requires practice. Growth isn't about reaching a level where you no longer need other people. It's about continuing to learn, practice, teach, and reach back to help the next man. Timestamp Chapters 00:00 Why helping others helps you grow 01:25 Have you outgrown the people around you? 02:52 Why teaching creates mastery 03:41 Learning from people ahead and behind you 05:25 Why believing you know everything stops growth 07:01 Humility and learning from unexpected people 09:55 Helping the men coming up behind you 10:20 What your children can teach you about yourself 12:02 Teaching children to speak their truth 12:48 Mike's daughter stands up for herself 14:02 Free Book 16:35 Why relationship skills require repetition 18:45 Reach down and help another man rise 19:28 Practicing communication until it becomes natural 21:40 Staying in the conversation of relationships 23:31 Listening to feelings instead of repeating words 24:45 Helping your wife feel seen and heard 27:21 Practice the skills instead of just consuming information If your marriage has lost some of the love, admiration, or respect it once had, Doug offers his book, A Man's Guide on How to Save Your Marriage Without Talking About It, as a practical action plan. Prefer to watch instead of listen? Watch this revisit episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/V-37GQlozqk The Powerful Man helps businessmen become stronger husbands, fathers, and leaders through practical coaching, brotherhood, and relationship tools that help men continue growing while supporting the people around them.

Episode #1196 Has your wife been asking you to get help, try counseling, find a coach, attend a retreat, or simply do something about your marriage? You may hear it as criticism. She may be trying to tell you something much more important. In this episode of The TPM Show, Doug Holt and Erin Holt discuss what may be happening long before a wife starts seriously considering divorce. Erin shares the female perspective on the years of conversations, attempts at connection, requests for change, and emotional work that can happen before a woman reaches the point where she's ready to leave. For many husbands, the announcement that their wife is unhappy or considering divorce feels sudden. From her perspective, however, the problem may have been building for years. Erin explains that women may repeatedly initiate conversations, suggest marriage counseling, research programs, read books, or work on themselves because they still want the marriage to work. When those attempts are repeatedly dismissed or nothing consistently changes, she may eventually stop trying. Doug and Erin also discuss why getting help isn't an admission that something is wrong with you. Relationship skills are learned skills. Men routinely invest time, money, and energy into becoming better businessmen. Applying some of that same growth mindset to your marriage can change how you show up as a husband, father, and leader. The message is simple: if your wife keeps asking you to do something, listen before she stops asking. Timestamp Chapters 00:00 The warning signs men miss before divorce 00:41 Why your wife keeps asking you to get help 01:29 How common is it for women to ask their husbands to change? 02:33 How far along is she when she asks for counseling? 03:06 The emotional work happening before divorce 05:42 Why divorce can feel sudden to husbands 07:03 What changes when a man finally takes action 08:05 Why investing in your marriage matters 09:10 Scales Free Training 10:13 How a stronger marriage can affect the rest of your life 11:32 The signs your wife may already be giving you 12:12 Why women ask their husbands to get help 13:50 Getting help isn't a character flaw 14:24 Why personal growth can rebuild hope 17:33 Are you enjoyable to be married to? 18:29 Developing yourself even when your marriage is struggling 20:04 Listen to the hints before they stop If your marriage has lost some of its love, respect, admiration, or intimacy, the Scales Free Training explains how you may have gotten there and provides a step-by-step methodology for beginning to rebuild it. Prefer to watch instead of listen? Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/h2rGbkTBEPE The Powerful Man helps businessmen become stronger husbands, fathers, and leaders through practical coaching, brotherhood, and relationship tools for stronger marriages and families.

Episode #1195 Does it feel like your wife is constantly correcting you? Maybe it's how you load the dishwasher, handle the laundry, take care of the house, or follow through on something you said you'd do. It can start to feel like she's controlling, nagging, or treating you more like an employee than her husband. In this episode of The TPM Show, Doug Holt and Erin Holt explore what may actually be happening underneath this dynamic. Erin explains how couples often enter marriage with completely different blueprints for how a household should operate. Those expectations usually come from what they saw growing up, but they're rarely discussed. Over time, unclear responsibilities, unfinished tasks, and unmet expectations can create resentment on both sides. Doug takes the conversation a step further by asking an important question: Was your wife always this controlling or critical? If the answer is no, then something changed. Doug and Erin discuss how withdrawing, avoiding difficult conversations, failing to follow through, and leaving one partner to manage the household can slowly change the relationship. When your wife feels like she has to continually remind you, manage you, or close the loop on unfinished responsibilities, trust and sexual polarity can suffer. The solution isn't controlling your wife or simply trying harder to keep her happy. It starts with self-leadership, clear agreements, honest communication, and consistently doing what you say you're going to do. Timestamp Chapters 00:00 Why does your wife constantly correct you? 01:35 The marriage blueprint you bring from childhood 03:14 Covert contracts and household expectations 04:20 How nice guy syndrome changes the relationship 06:05 When your wife becomes the household manager 06:28 Resentment, nagging, and declining attraction 07:00 Was your wife always this controlling? 08:19 Creating clear roles and responsibilities at home 08:52 Withdrawing, shutting down, and safety in marriage 09:31 Why your wife may struggle to relax around you 10:28 Stop sweating the small stuff 11:54 Free Book 12:47 How to break the cycle of criticism and resentment 13:46 Running your household with better systems 14:23 Rebuilding self-leadership and consistency 16:39 Why marriage agreements need to evolve 17:22 How humor can diffuse unnecessary conflict 19:04 Changing your behavior to change the relationship dynamic 21:09 Becoming a partner your wife can rely on 22:46 What your children learn from your marriage 24:21 Why changing how you show up matters If your marriage has lost some of the love, admiration, or respect it once had, Doug offers his book, A Man's Guide on How to Save Your Marriage Without Talking About It, as a practical action plan: https://thepowerfulman.com/freebook Prefer to watch instead of listen? Watch the full episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/RTu8Yj_OryA The Powerful Man helps businessmen become stronger husbands, fathers, and leaders through practical coaching and relationship tools for stronger marriages, families, and lives.

Episode #1194 This is a revisit of an important TPM conversation for men who feel stuck, stagnant, or unsure what comes next. You've built the career. You've handled the responsibilities. You've checked many of the boxes you thought would create fulfillment. But somewhere along the way, you lost some of your energy, passion, or sense of direction. In this revisit episode of The TPM Show, Doug Holt sits down with Erin Holt to explore what it looks like when a man knows he's capable of more but isn't taking action toward it, and what that experience can be like for the woman beside him. Erin shares why a difficult season itself isn't the problem. Everyone goes through periods of uncertainty, transition, and change. The bigger issue is staying there without taking responsibility for moving forward. From a woman's perspective, watching her husband lose his energy and motivation can be exhausting and painful. She may know there's more inside him while watching him choose not to access it. Over time, she may begin taking on more leadership and responsibility within the family simply because someone has to. Doug and Erin also discuss why purpose doesn't always need to be one permanent mission you discover and follow forever. Sometimes you've simply outgrown the way you've been living. The first step isn't necessarily finding a new purpose. It may be rediscovering yourself. Timestamp Chapters 00:00 What it's like when a man stops living to his potential 00:31 Feeling stuck, stagnant, and unsure what comes next 01:21 When you've checked the boxes but still feel unfulfilled 02:31 A woman's perspective on a husband who feels lost 04:49 The difference between a difficult season and staying stuck 06:18 How stagnation changes the dynamic in marriage 07:27 Why settling for average becomes a problem 09:07 Complaining, disconnection, and quiet desperation 10:27 Why watching your partner give up is exhausting 11:04 Scales Free Training 12:05 What it means to outgrow the way you're living 13:27 Why personal growth starts with yourself 14:00 How developing yourself affects every area of life 15:30 Finding yourself before searching for your purpose If your marriage has lost some of the love, respect, admiration, or intimacy it once had, the Scales Free Training gives you a practical methodology for understanding what happened and what you can do next: Prefer to watch instead of listen? Watch this revisit episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/6IK4KyvhRL0 The Powerful Man helps businessmen become stronger husbands, fathers, and leaders through practical coaching, brotherhood, and tools for creating stronger relationships and more fulfilling lives.