Education:Self-Improvement
Chris Reynolds is the founder of The Business Method. He hosts masterminds for high-level entrepreneurs and has a fascination for neuroscience (he even has his own brain scanner which he uses to help people optimize their performance). His interest in the subject of men and masculinity started in childhood. Growing up in rural, blue-collar Missouri, he spent a lot of time outdoors and developed a love for “manly” pursuits like fishing, learning how to survive in the wild, driving tractors. These experiences ignited a passion in him for the importance of men’s leadership.
When Chris reached out to Anna to share a letter he had written to women, she knew it was something the women in the Claimed community needed to hear.
“They are women that aren’t afraid to travel alone. Women that have dreams and they pursue those dreams like a female wolf would pursue its prey to feed its young. They are the women that have build tribes. They nurture their tribes and empower their tribes. They are women that belong to tribes and love the members of their tribes with open hearts. They give love in an incredibly powerful way. A way that confuses many weak men. They sometimes find it hard to find men that can keep up with them because of the way they move through the world.”
Join us for a masculine man’s perspective on women, men, and the dynamics between them. Here are the details of this episode:
- Chris gives a powerful reading of “A Letter to Women”
- The definition of an amazing woman
- Gender politics, polarity & feminine men
- Gamma men & women vs. Alpha/Beta (& healthy vs. toxic traits of masculinity & femininity)
- Interdependence & “co-optition” vs. Independence & competition
- And a lot more…
- Anna’s first interview with Chris: Episode #129| A Man’s Personal Constitution: Being The Protector & The Provider
- Women Who Run With the Wolves, by Clarissa Pinkola Estes
- A Lodging of Wayfaring Men, by Paul Rosenberg
- The Biology of Belief, by Bruce Lipton
- T: The Story of Testosterone, the Hormone that Dominates and Divides Us, by Carole Hooven
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