Archive for February, 2010

Reconnect with Old Friends | The Art of Manliness

Yet unlike the men of the 19th century, the men of today do not seek even closer friendships to enrich their lives and lend them support. Instead, under the excuse of being too busy, and out of the fear of being called a homo, we often distance ourselves from other men, trying to be the lone wolf. Or, as Wayne has pointed out, we look to female relationships to cure all of our hunger for intimacy.

Day 7

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Importance of an Up-to-date Resume | The Art of Manliness

Even if you have a job, it’s a good idea to update your resume. Why? Well, first,  there’s a chance you could lose your job, and you want to be able to start looking for new work immediately instead of having to spend time working on your resume. Second, perhaps a better job opportunity will show up. Many times, such opportunities are time sensitive, meaning the first to get his foot in the door usually gets the job. We all need to be ready for these opportunities when they present themselves by having resumes that are ready to be printed off and placed in someone’s hand.

Day 6

I would also add that a Resume is a great way to keep track of your achievements. Some thing that we all need to do.

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Support Your Partner, But Not Too Much | Psych Central News

A related study showed that for men, it’s important that their wives provide the right kind of support, offering emotional, informational, tangible or esteem support as needed. For wives, it’s more important that their husbands try to be supportive — even if what they do doesn’t quite hit the mark.

A very good article on how to much support may be more detrimental to a relationship than too little. The article also goes in to how the type of support is different for men and woman. This brings up some interesting questions as to how and what type of support would work for same sex couples.

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Importance of Showing Gratitude to Others | The Art of Manliness

A lack of gratitude is often at the root of a variety of the ills that plague relationships. When a wife or husband never shows appreciation for their spouse, the embers of their love are soon extinguished. When a boss never thanks his employees for what they do, the employees start to resent both him and their job. On the flip side, nothing can buoy up our relationships quite like gratitude. A warm word of appreciation can instantly thaw the ice between people.

Day 5

while this 30 day journey is called “The Art of Manliness” this is one is for both men and woman. If you do nothing more today other than show one person gratitude, I promis that your day will be great.

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