Uh oh

I realized something just sending my last note.

Most men assume that if something really matters, it feels dramatic.

But the situations that cause the most long-term trouble usually don’t feel urgent at all.

They look like:

  • being a little more tired than usual for a few weeks
  • rockiness that still works, but not as reliably
  • motivation that fades a little more all the time… instead of dropping off a cliff
  • recovery that slows just enough to notice

Those are the moments men tend to misread — either ignoring them too long or trying to force a fix too early.

The small briefing series I mentioned is simply where I walk through how I interpret those situations over time, so people don’t make the wrong call out of impatience or anxiety.

No coaching.

No protocols.

No pressure to join.

Details are here if this feels familiar.

Warmly,

— Matt Cook