3 Reasons Men Today Need Masculine Energy

On today's video Hafeez shares three reasons why men today need to tap into their masculine energy. Comment below with your thoughts and be sure to get the manhood course via the link below.

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[ICEcoldJT]

If you’re depressed, you’re living in the past.
If you’re anxious, you’re living in the future.
If you’re at peace, you’re living in the present.

[Official_Stane]

When you said men want respect more than they want love I felt that. That respect gotta come first💯

[RackeddUp]

A lotta ppl confuse confidence for conceitedness . Ego is a hell of a drug and a lot of ppl go out of their way for clout . There’s a thin line, stay on the right side 🤞

[SliceXShadow]

Yo this Man really just referenced 2 of my favourite anime characters. Thats wild

[makisrbita]

Masculine for me means that you can work hard as honestly as you can, facing the life problems not trying to find shortcut.

[wilfigs]

The bad boys are selfish, so they don't care about others but themselves. Confidence is being sure of who you are and your abilities

[honeybee]

When a woman doesn't show a man respect is because she doesn't love the man. Respect = Love
Same for woman. We will know you don't love us when you don't respect us.

[eddiekelley]

Learning a trade, fixing things, survival skills, firearms, and not being dependent on anyone...
Enjoy your videos Brother

[wesleypae]

This book changed my life and made me dig deep within.. this book still guides me in my personal journey and relationship whenever I run into roadblocks.. watching this video was the perfect timing and made me go back to review some life changing highlights from the book . I go through a lot of internal ups and downs, struggles, insecurities from the past that now come up in my personal relationship and David Deida’s words really calms me and puts things into perspective . It inspires me to realign and focus on my purpose and greater goals . This really makes me feel more grounded as a Man

[krisxaero]

Bro used anime characters as examples, respect.

[huguechery]

In my point of view, things start to change when you put in the effort into changing who you are today for the person you want to be in five or ten more years. Although to make that change happen you have to focus on self-improvement the right way. Lots of time when we focus to much on self-improvement and the future we start doing things the wrong way. That's when anxiety and depression occurs. Change is a slow process we have to take step by step because there is no such thing as jumping to the top we all have to climb the latter to get to success. I'm twenty-one I know I have a long way to go before I can achieve my version of success. I wish the best for all of you. Thanks Hafeez for always keeping it real with us.

[naycharles]

I bought the book off your recommendation. I’m currently 40 pages deep 🙌🏽 Love from the UK 🇬🇧

[dancingshiva]

Thank you. Well said! I'm gonna check out more of your videos. I feel there is a vacuum of black men speaking about healthy masculinity, and I know I need to hear more from black men for my own personal development. I'm grateful to all the men I learn from and the men's groups I belong to, but they're lacking the black voice, the African voice. And, hey, maybe I'll help fill that void when the time is right, but right now I need my own cup filled. So once again, thank you 🙏🏾💪🏾

[CurtSummers]

I agree masculine energy needs to be embraced and cultivated, especially in this era where it’s demonized and classified as toxic even when healthy.

I also understand the concept of wearing a suit to garner more respect from other men, but I’m of the mindset that true masculinity shines regardless of attire, and it also isn’t so concerned with what other men or women think.

Not to say you should walk around looking unkempt. But if you want to dress up super nice, do it for you, not hoping to gain respect. That’s similar to simping and seeking validation from women. Posturing.

At the end of the day, like Feez said, it’s about confidence. Which comes from competence and experience. Fellas, learn to love YOU, and build up the person you are at the core, don’t work so hard to fit some archetype of what a man should be.

Because true masculinity only needs that validation from self/the most high.

[glorybatubo]

I'm tired of the hate on masculine energy. Ride on bro !!! Preach !!!

[caleb]

I agree that confidence is everything. However, I disagree with your vegeta point. I think the caring guy (who’ll still fight if needed) like goku is more confident than the jerk like vegeta.

[LivingALifeOfAbundance]

Complaining emasculates a man. It indicates there is a problem & he is helpless to solve it. It turns him into a weak powerless victim. A man either solves his problems or accepts grace that nothing can be done, and get backs to work.

[Thehumblekid]

Thank you for the knowledge hafeez. 👍👍👍💯💯

[rodericgholston]

I love the movie and anime references. It really helps me connect

[noble]

Anime characters and fictional tv and movies characters are the masculine ideals? They’re not real people. They’re imaginary ideals. The only “real” “man” shown was JayZ and, ironically, JayZ is a prototypical “bad boy” which is also spoken against.

This is the problem.

You’re setting yourself up against an illusion.

Real life masculine men are flawed, they’re normal and mundane and they do ordinary things. They’re not superhero cartoon creations, movie creations or mobsters or drug dealers in gangs trying to stay one step away from prison. Let’s not glamorize it or appeal to the need for an adrenaline rush of what true masculinity is. It’s everday male character being extraordinary while doing the ordinary.