Relationships aren’t always black and white. In this episode, we dive into the grey area. the unspoken rules, blurred boundaries, and real situations people don’t always know how to navigate. We talk about where confusion starts, how intentions get misunderstood, and why communication matters more than assumptions. This conversation isn’t about right vs wrong, it’s about honesty, growth, and emotional awareness.

Dating younger can bring excitement, growth, and challenges. But when it comes to long-term relationships, is your spouse supposed to be your best friend, or is that expectation unrealistic? Like, Comment, and Subscribe

Dating in 2026 isn’t what it used to be. Social media, money, status, confidence, and self-worth are changing how people choose partners. So the real question is: should you date your level, or take the risk and shoot your shot?

This year is about locking in on health, mindset, and smart risk-taking. We talk about why prioritizing your physical and mental health isn’t optional if you want to win in life, business, and fatherhood. We break down what it really means to take calculated risks, stop playing it safe, and bet on yourself even when the outcome isn’t guaranteed. Growth requires discomfort, discipline, and the courage to move forward when fear is loud.

This episode breaks down what it really takes to be a man in today’s world. From raising children with intention, mastering your finances, building discipline, and facing real-life challenges head-on—this is an unfiltered conversation about growth, responsibility, and legacy.

In this honest and heartfelt video, we dive into how becoming a father reshaped one man’s priorities, from chasing money to creating meaning, connection, and legacy. Learn how financial decisions intersect with fatherhood, why presence matters more than paychecks, and practical insights for building a life (and wealth) that truly supports your family.

Happy New Resolution. This year isn’t about pretending to be perfect — it’s about living without fear, owning your mistakes, and learning from your f* ups** so you can become the person your child is proud to look up to.

Parenthood isn’t easy, and no one talks enough about the hard parts. The Fellas open up about the real challenges of parenthood, the importance of admitting when you’re wrong, and how accountability can make you a better partner Being a parent means learning in real time, owning your mistakes, and choosing growth over ego. Admitting when you’re wrong doesn’t make you weak — it teaches your child humility, honesty, and emotional strength.