Men Are Forged
In a world that softens edges, we believe men are forged through heat and pressure. Our founder, Cartwright Morris, emerged from a life of failure and insecurity to build a life of leading others and adventure—and now we’re here to help you do the same.
MEN ARE FORGED inspires men to lead with confidence and courage. By embracing reflection, humility, and boldness, men can cultivate self-assurance and enhance their contributions to business, community, and family.
If you are an emerging leader in your organization who needs leadership development and gain confidence in leading meetings and developing others...Go to cornerstonecoachingal.com or message me on LinkedIn.
Men Are Forged
DAILY INSIGHT | How Your RITE OF PASSAGE As A Man Is Transformative | Chris Bruno EP 135
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Chris Bruno discusses the need for men of any age to go on a journey of becoming a man. His book is called The Sage: A Man's Guide into His Second Passage, emphasizing every man has a first passage, to find the man within the boy and call him forth. Then a second passage, to find the boy within the man and bring him home. Discover insights in to manhood and being your truest self.
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MEN ARE FORGED is encouraging men to lead confidently and courageously. Through reflection, humility, and boldness, men will build confidence and add value to others in business, community, and family.
If you are an emerging executive in your organization who needs leadership development and gain confidence in leading meetings and developing others...Go to cornerstonecoachingal.com or message me on LinkedIn.
