While the World Falls Apart, These Men Are Showing Up (and why that gives me hope)

Love, Practice, and the Audacity of Presence In Beyonder Men's Groups

We all know what’s happening out there.
The world is on fire. The systems are cracked.
There’s fear, distraction, disconnection everywhere.
And it’s easy to feel like the only option is to brace ourselves, protect, retreat.

But that’s not what I’m seeing.

I’m seeing a quiet revolution.

I’m seeing men show up—every week—in groups, in conversations, in their own lives.
Not to fight or escape, but to sit in the fire of their own truth and feel it fully.

These are men who have said yes to a 30-day challenge:
to sit for 10 minutes every single day in stillness,
to return to themselves again and again.
To reconnect to what matters most.

It’s not always comfortable.
But it’s incredibly powerful.

They’re not meditating for show.
They’re not trying to bypass the hard stuff.
They’re sitting with the hard stuff.
They’re asking real questions.

And because of that commitment—
Because of their practice, their presence, their listening—
something beautiful is emerging.

In our groups, I’ve watched these men begin to step out of the trance—
the trance of cultural conditioning, of parental pressure, of inherited definitions of success—
and begin to create their lives on their own terms.

They’re realizing:
If I stop following someone else’s path, I have to take full responsibility for my own.
And that realization is not just terrifying—it’s liberating.

They’re learning to trust themselves.
To manufacture their own definitions of meaning.
To lead with their hearts.
To speak vulnerably.
To listen with reverence.
To witness each other with love.

It is gorgeous work.
It is humbling.
It is slow and courageous and breathtaking to watch.

I wish you could hear these conversations.
Not the soundbites. The soul.

This is the kind of work that Find Your Path was built for.
It’s not just a program. It’s a calibration back to love.
It’s a stand for aliveness in a world addicted to distraction.
It’s a place where people remember how to show up.
Fully. Honestly. Fiercely.

If you’re someone who’s been looking for that path—
or if you love someone who is—
you can learn more here:
👉 Find Your Path: The Program

And whether or not you ever join one of my programs,
here’s my invitation for this week:

Sit.
Every day. Just for a few minutes.
Listen.
Not for answers, but for your own presence.
You might be surprised by what starts to show up.

With deep gratitude for the men doing this work—
and for all of you holding the thread of love,
even when it feels like the world is unraveling—

With huge blessings.
Morgan