The #1 Mistake That Men Make

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Have you ever wondered what the biggest mistake nearly every man makes? Eric explains all.

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Beardbrand is a men’s grooming company that is helping men keep on growing by providing education and tools for urban beardsmen to master their morning routine. We’ve found that confidence starts with self investment, and allows men to do great things for their families, co-workers, and community. We are working to break down the negative stereotypes that surround bearded men, and show the world it’s the man who matters, not the way he looks.

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[adamewens]

i found your channel about 2 and a half months ago. It was not long after I started growing my beard and i was just looking for videos with some advice on how to grow a healthy and badass beard. I have now binge watched most of your videos and I can honestly say that what you guys are doing is so awesome. You guys have inspired me to change up my wardrobe and find my true sense of style and also try a new haircut that is working really well with my beard ( which has come in very nicely ) I just want to say thanks for putting up such great content that is inspiring guys like me to think outside the box, have confidence in ourselves and to be proud of the way we present ourselves to the world. Keep up the great work guys!

[MattP-BandB]

Eric as much as I enjoy the haircut vids and the beard care ones as well, without a doubt your lifestyle/self-improvement themed ones are my favourite. I find your words of wisdom to be so inspirational and have definitely noticed an improvement in my life. Thank you so much. Tonight with my Blanton's I will toast you. Peace and Love

[nicolowyrk]

"if you're on beardbrand that means you're investing in your style, your beard, your hair and your look" seems pretty accurate for me.

Also didn't know that you're into self taught design, it really trains the eye to perceive shapes that looks best overall. Great video!

[youssefhamidi]

I was just thinking about this concept these last few days and very glad you made a video. Thanks again !

[pepik]

Eric I always remember one phrase You said in one of the past videos: "I've always wanted to be a personal coach" . And MAN! I love to see You doin' it! This channel, for me, isn't only about beards. It's about how to be a better man. Looking forward for more that kind of videos. And as always... KEEP ON GROWING!

[Angeloill]

Great motivation video. I needed that.👍🏾

[redseviin]

Thanks for another inspirational video. We all appreciate it.

[treshaa]

It took me ten months to be satisfied with my beard. In the first six months I wasn't happy how it looks. There were so many patches, I got negative feedback from the audience, my friends and family wasn't optimistic about my beard. They'll always keep telling me shave it off, but I learned how to deal with criticism and how to don't care about what other people think. Today everyones like good beard man, don't shave it. I'm only 21 and I personally believe I have a lot of space for improving myself and thankfully to Eric and the whole Beardbrand crew they thought me how to be a better beardsman and how to change the way society see us.Growing beard learned me a lot, like how to be confident, patience and satisfied with yourself. Keep on growing everyone.

[sable_ensemble]

Extremely solid advice. Thanks for creating videos like this.

[kierannessbert]

Thanks for all the help you guys give I don't think I would invest much in myself if it wasn't for y'all cheers and beard on !

[omegahtv]

Investing in thyself. Great advice Eric, great advice. 👍

[fleotusbing]

A lot of sound wisdom here....thanks, Eric!

[WORRO]

Good words buddy. Beard looking great! Thumb's up!~John

[argonmitternacht]

Words of wisdom. Thank for sharing your perspectives man!

[OkiePiperJon]

Excellent video and great advice. If we don't work on ourselves, how can we possibly help others? Thanks for sharing this.
Jon

[aruanguerra]

Eric, you awesome man! You deserve a Nobel!

[abaddon]

Damn Eric. I'm glad i found this channel. Thanks for what you guy's do! I'm sticking with it this time. 😉

[WolfyGreen]

Happiness is the art of recognizing the beauty of sufficiency and taking delight in moderation. In a world of poverty and strife many of us are lucky beyond the wildest dreams of others - so let's do the very best with what we have, whatever those gifts of person or mind are; calmly, with modesty and with kindness. I have to remember this every time I screw-up - just get back on the horse if you can.

[antiquarian]

It would be nice if you could give us an update on you thinning hair, and has rogaine helped you ?

[bryntendo]

Taking care of and bettering yourself, however that might be for you, is so important. It tells you that you're worth taking care of, that you're worth always reaching for what you want and becoming better and better... But it also tells other people that you're worth investing in. When I hear guys talk about 'oh women won't date me even though I'm a /nice guy/ boohoo' I always think 'and what do you have to offer these women that might actually be worth them wanting to date you? Can you offer them *anything* other than just being 'nice'?' And it's not just about dating - Women, jobs, hobbies, goals: You need to show that *you* have something to offer, something *you* can bring to the table that sets you apart, that makes you worth that investment or interest... And that all starts with how you approach yourself. You *are* worth it, so treat yourself accordingly.