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The Five Marks of a Man: Finding Your Path to Courageous Manhood (Brian Tome)

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Brian Tome wanted his son's life to be different than his, so he became a student of men. What he learned was revolutionary, it changed his life. He doesn't want you or your kids to be just another boy victim, and that's why he wrote this book. And if you're already a man, you need some encouragement to keep doing what you're doing, because the world won't give it to you. You'll find all of that here.

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The Five Marks of a Man: Finding Your Path to Courageous Manhood (Brian Tome)

Brian Tome wanted his son's life to be different than his, so he became a student of men. What he learned was revolutionary, it changed his life. He doesn't want you or your kids to be just another boy victim, and that's why he wrote this book. And if you're already a man, you need some encouragement to keep doing what you're doing, because the world won't give it to you. You'll find all of that here.

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A boy doesn't automatically become a man at age 18. What differentiates a man from a boy is the way he lives. A man has a vision for his life while a boy lives day to day. A man is a team player while a boy wants to be MVP. A man works while a boy plays. A man has the courage to take a minority position while a boy wants the reassurance of the crowd. A man is a protector while a boy is a predator. These are the five marks of a man. It's not enough to just know them. A real man aggressively pursues them on a daily basis.

Drawing from his own experience and the lives of others, pastor Brian Tome calls on men to examine themselves and take steps in the direction of a fully realized manhood that respects women, elevates others, and works purposefully for an end greater than their own satisfaction or pleasure. It's time for men to step into their honorable place in the world and lean into a new reality--one defined by strength, purpose, and honor.

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Mark 1: Men Have a Vision

- Boys are Shortsighted. Men Play the Long Game.

- Boys Live today. Men think long term.

- Boys Drift. Men Focus.

- Boys look for open Doors, Men Break through Barriers.

Mark 2: Men Take a Minority Position.

- Boys want to go with the Flow. Men are willing to stand against the Tide.

- Boys want to fit in. Men aren’t afraid to stand out.

- Boys are fractions. Men are whole.

- Boys Crave Independence. Men Embrace Interdependence.

Mark 3: Men are team Players