John Goodman’s monologue in The Gambler lays out a brutally simple but essential truth for every man—you are either financially free, or you are a slave to the system. And the system? It doesn’t want you strong, independent, or free. It wants you compliant—trapped in a cycle of debt, bad decisions, and dependence.

When it comes to losing weight and burning fat, most people think they need to spend hours running on a treadmill, sweating through high-intensity workouts, or signing up for the latest extreme fitness class. But what if I told you that you could achieve your weight loss goals by doing something as simple as walking—on an incline?

Why We Run

We don't run to lose weight. We don’t run just to work out. Sure, those are benefits, but they’re not the reasons we lace up our shoes and hit the pavement or the trail day after day. Running transcends fitness goals and calorie counts. It’s not about shaving seconds off your mile time or staying in shape—though we all want those things, too. Running is about something deeper, something that goes beyond the physical.

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When I think of the most interesting people I know, it’s not the hyper-specialized experts in one field. It’s the people who find a unique juxtaposition of different walks of life. I’m drawn to those who can be both physically fit and intelligent enough to write. Two skills that are not that common alone but uniquely rare when found in the same person.

One of the biggest obstacles holding men back from achieving their goals and dreams is porn addiction. It's a silent epidemic that's affecting nearly all men, with 82% of men admitting to regular porn use in a recent study.

Why do men pay for porn online when there's plenty of free porn? Because psychologically men want to feel like a provider.