A self-check journey where every "ex" meets an action word, turning lived experiences into clarity, discipline, and momentum. From leadership and loss to identity and legacy, these pages provoke, guide, and empower.
Get the BookTransform exits, endings, and experiences into a repeatable practice of self-leadership.
Use concise power-verbs (Decide. Commit. Execute.) to move from intention to disciplined action.
Align values, time, and expectations so habits finally match your vision.
Lead yourself first; become reliable to others and the ancestor you respect.
Growing men & men without mentors
People in transition, career, relationships, leadership
Readers seeking a new language for identity, standards, and legacy
Anyone ready to exit what no longer serves and execute what does
See exes as teachers, not burdens; decide what to hold and what to release.
Practice a simple loop—Experience → Action → Reflection—to build momentum.
Give language to your story so your standards become visible and lived.
Let unhelpful patterns die so exceptional ones can emerge.
Trade exhaustion for energy with stacked, winnable actions.
...plus 7 more action-word excerpts covering Execution, Examination, Expectations, and beyond.
These excerpts gave me language for things I felt but couldn't name and a way to act on them.
The action-word approach helped me reset expectations and execute daily.
I stopped chasing perfection and started building a reliable rhythm.
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It's a self-check journey, short excerpts anchored to action verbs you'll practice.
Growing men, people without mentors, anyone in transition, and readers seeking language for identity, leadership, loss, and legacy.
Run the loop: Experience → Action → Reflection. Small, consistent execution beats perfection.
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Yes, especially for sons, brothers, mentees, and friends entering a new chapter.
I lost $54 in my own home. Months later, I found it and disovered a pattern that mirrors how we lose and find ourselves throughout life. What if this simple moment is the same framework that transformed a young man from New York into a decorated military leader?
Read More →Every ex-relationship, ex-job, ex-version of yourself carries a lesson so valuable that ignoring it guarantees you'll repeat the same painful patterns. Discover the 12 EX concepts that transform exits into expertise.
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