What Men's Self-Care DOESN'T Look Like… | FRIDAY FIELD NOTES
In this episode of Friday Field Notes, Ryan Michler exposes the trap of "mental masturbation" and breaks down ten ways men deceive themselves into thinking they are engaged in self-care and personal development when they are actually stalling. From buying unused courses and hoarding unread books to hiding behind fitness routines and blaming past trauma, Ryan highlights how noble distractions prevent real growth.
Learn why true self-work requires action, accountability, and execution rather than endless planning or talking. Tune in to audit your habits, eliminate comfortable excuses, stop going at it alone, and build the frameworks and network needed to step up and become the man you were meant to be.
SHOW HIGHLIGHTS
00:00 - Introduction & Recapping Real Self-Care
02:10 - 1. Buying Courses You Never Use
02:55 - 2. Doom Scrolling & Social Media Traps
04:20 - 3. Waiting Until You're "Ready"
05:35 - 4. Blaming Others & Making Excuses
07:45 - 5. Going At It Alone
09:55 - 6. Collecting Books You Never Read
12:00 - 7. Chasing Bright & Shiny Objects
14:25 - 8. Talking More Than Doing
17:00 - 9. Hiding in the Gym or Office
18:55 - 10. Quitting When Things Get Hard
21:35 - Self-Assessment Exercise & Scoring
23:30 - Frameworks, Networks & The Iron Council
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