A new blog post features writing titled “Advice for Young Men Who Are Feeling Lost,” taken from an upcoming book.
A recent presentation underscored that society is sitting on a tinderbox: young men need help.
A new blog post features writing titled “Advice for Young Men Who Are Feeling Lost,” taken from an upcoming book.
A recent presentation underscored that society is sitting on a tinderbox: young men need help.
One person credits a chance encounter with a high-school coach for steering him away from outcomes that affected many male peers—jail, overdoses, DUI deaths, and more.
That experience has prompted efforts to find ways to nudge young men in their 20s and 30s toward optimism and healthier lives.
Left unaddressed, the potential for violence and societal harm is high; testosterone and aggression will manifest somewhere, so it’s better to channel them constructively.
The upcoming book aims to serve as a virtual mentor for young men who feel lost, stuck, angry, or despondent about the future