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Finding Purpose As Men: Why Community Matters More Than Ever
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In this special in-person episode, Travis Goodman and Pierre Azzam sit down for a raw, honest conversation about purpose—what it really means, why it’s so easy to feel disconnected from it, and how community plays a crucial role in helping men discover it.
Together, they explore why so many men struggle to find clarity around purpose in today’s world—and how trying to do it alone often leads to burnout, confusion, or isolation. Drawing from Viktor Frankl’s Man’s Search for Meaning and their own work with men, Travis and Pierre emphasize that purpose isn’t just a personal quest—it’s relational. Real meaning is forged in connection, service, and shared values.
You’ll also hear a breakdown of the 5 Ps of Purpose—a practical framework we use in The Men’s Collective to help men move from abstract goals to grounded daily action.
Key takeaways:
- Why clarity of purpose often requires community, not just introspection
- How ego and isolation get in the way of meaningful progress
- What the 5 Ps of Purpose are and how they guide men toward real momentum
Where are you searching for purpose alone—and what might open up if you invited another man into the conversation?
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