The Power of the Circle. Mike Elliott on Men's Groups.
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The Power of the Circle. Mike Elliott on Men's Groups.
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YouTubeThe New Ashla Coaching and Self-Mastery Podcast
Mike Elliott
Mike Elliott
Aug 17, 2012
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Repost @azenstoic We all want to feel loved. Not just someone feeling it for us. But showing it. Attuning to the moment and offering our hearts deepest desire. To be seen, felt, heard and acknowledged for our experience. When we get that our heart does something interesting. In this moment, I imagine grieving the times before where this care and kindness was missing. Then what I call grace tears. When the internal feeling of creator moving into a moment and answering our deepest prayer. A reflec
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Repost @azenstoic We all want to feel loved. Not just someone feeling it for us. But showing it. Attuning to the moment and offering our hearts deepest desire. To be seen, felt, heard and acknowledged for our experience. When we get that our heart does something interesting. In this moment, I imagine grieving the times before where this care and kindness was missing. Then what I call grace tears. When the internal feeling of creator moving into a moment and answering our deepest prayer. A reflec
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It’s not cheating. It’s not money. It’s not lack of love. It’s emotional under-functioning. One partner slowly stops: • initiating connection • repairing after conflict • taking emotional responsibility • leading themselves • staying present when things get uncomfortable So the other partner compensates. They carry the conversations. They manage the emotions. They hold the vision. They do the repairing. And without realizing it, the marriage turns into: leader passenger not partner partner. Noth
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It’s not cheating. It’s not money. It’s not lack of love. It’s emotional under-functioning. One partner slowly stops: • initiating connection • repairing after conflict • taking emotional responsibility • leading themselves • staying present when things get uncomfortable So the other partner compensates. They carry the conversations. They manage the emotions. They hold the vision. They do the repairing. And without realizing it, the marriage turns into: leader passenger not partner partner. Noth
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Most men were never taught how to lead emotionally We taught men how to: • provide • perform • protect • problem-solve But no one taught them how to: • stay present under emotional intensity • regulate their nervous system • repair after conflict • hold space without fixing • lead with heart and spine So when emotions rise in relationship, men don’t fail — they freeze. They shut down. They get defensive. They withdraw. Not because they don’t care… but because they were never given the skills. Th
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Most men were never taught how to lead emotionally We taught men how to: • provide • perform • protect • problem-solve But no one taught them how to: • stay present under emotional intensity • regulate their nervous system • repair after conflict • hold space without fixing • lead with heart and spine So when emotions rise in relationship, men don’t fail — they freeze. They shut down. They get defensive. They withdraw. Not because they don’t care… but because they were never given the skills. Th
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Not a better schedule. Not better communication scripts. Not another productivity upgrade. A thriving marriage in 2026 will require something deeper: 1. Reverence for the bond Treat the relationship as sacred ground. Not a convenience. Not a contract. But a living temple that needs tending. 2. Devotion to emotional truth A willingness to be real instead of right. To choose honesty over comfort. To meet each other in the places that feel tender. 3. Sacred intimacy (not just sex) Not performance.
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Not a better schedule. Not better communication scripts. Not another productivity upgrade. A thriving marriage in 2026 will require something deeper: 1. Reverence for the bond Treat the relationship as sacred ground. Not a convenience. Not a contract. But a living temple that needs tending. 2. Devotion to emotional truth A willingness to be real instead of right. To choose honesty over comfort. To meet each other in the places that feel tender. 3. Sacred intimacy (not just sex) Not performance.
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🔥 The Invisible Mental Load You Don’t See (But She Feels Every Day) Most women aren’t exhausted from chores. They’re exhausted from thinking about everything… all the time. The mental load looks like: • remembering every appointment • planning meals • tracking the kids • managing the home • sensing everyone’s emotions • solving problems before they happen • keeping the whole system alive And brother — it’s invisible until you start carrying some of it with her. Here’s the truth: When you take i
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🔥 The Invisible Mental Load You Don’t See (But She Feels Every Day) Most women aren’t exhausted from chores. They’re exhausted from thinking about everything… all the time. The mental load looks like: • remembering every appointment • planning meals • tracking the kids • managing the home • sensing everyone’s emotions • solving problems before they happen • keeping the whole system alive And brother — it’s invisible until you start carrying some of it with her. Here’s the truth: When you take i
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You’re going to want to save this one 👇🏼 Not romance. Not communication skills. Not even love. Allyship. Allyship means: You’re not against each other when things are hard. You’re on the same side when something hurts. You protect the bond before you protect your ego. It looks like: • curiosity instead of defensiveness • “help me understand” instead of “you’re wrong” • taking responsibility without being asked • repairing quickly when you mess up • choosing the relationship over being right Al
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Most men confuse stability with intimacy A lot of men truly believe they’re doing everything right: • loyal • hardworking • consistent • providing • protecting And they wonder why their partner still feels alone. Because stability isn’t intimacy. Provision isn’t presence. Consistency isn’t connection. You can pay bills, fix problems, and keep life running — and still never actually meet your partner emotionally. Men think: “I’m here. I’m reliable. What more does she want?” What she wants is: • y
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It’s not sex. It’s not praise. It’s not freedom. It’s to feel respected and safe at the same time. Most men were taught: Be strong. Be capable. Be the rock. But no one taught them how to say: “I want to be seen without being judged.” “I want to be appreciated without having to earn it.” “I want to soften without losing your respect.” So instead of asking, men: • withdraw • overwork • get defensive • go quiet • chase validation elsewhere Not because they don’t care — but because they don’t have l
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Most men are trying to grow alone. They lift alone. Struggle alone. Lead alone. Carry their fears alone. Heal alone. But masculinity was never meant to be forged in isolation. Brotherhood gives men what no book, therapist, or partner can give alone: • mirrors instead of masks • accountability instead of avoidance • initiation instead of drifting • challenge instead of comfort • belonging instead of isolation • truth instead of performance In brotherhood: You can’t hide behind image. You can’t by
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Most men don’t lose their power all at once. They lose it one tiny habit at a time — the kind that seem harmless but slowly weaken your discipline, your confidence, and your leadership. Here are 20 habits that take men out without them noticing: 1. Scrolling first thing in the morning 2. Avoiding hard conversations 3. Complaining instead of acting 4. Needing external validation 5. Watching life instead of leading it 6. Numbing with food, phone, or porn 7. Blaming your partner for your emotions 8
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I Stopped Trusting My Own Intuition | Mike Elliott #personalgrowth #renewal
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That didn’t take long. Michael J. Elliott already on “Bones For The Crows.”
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If you’re gonna try and defend Michael in the comments, don’t bother, you’re talking to a brick wall. As much as I feel like a cornball for using a rant layout, its the only way people will listen. But anyways I am extremely dissapointed in Michael Huang, I thought he was better then this, this behavior is disgusting. #tpot #bfdi #osc #inanimateinsanity #bfdia battle for dream island the power of two inanimate insanity object show community michael huang aka oddcard
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