A compliment is a way to affirm the good in other people. It’s a way to build up others. A gentleman should be giving sincere compliments often.
#11 (Part 3) Why Think Before You Speak | Complete Alignment
The thoughts that you carry in your head influences the words that come out of your mouth. This is why it is critical to think before you speak.
#10 Various Forms of Courage with Josh Laine | Stories of Courage
Josh Laine, a Marine combat Veteran, went through numerous courageous moments. He shares how depending on the circumstance courage can mean different things.
#9 A Gentleman Attends to His Lady | Gentlemen’s Brawl
When a gentleman brings his special lady at a social event, he needs to attend to her, be with her, as a team.
#8 (Part 2) How Beliefs Affect Reality | Complete Alignment
Beliefs affect reality in so many ways. In fact, your entire reality stems from your beliefs. Essentially beliefs are your mindset.
#7 From Fear to Freedom with Weston Pokorny | Stories of Courage
Moving from fear to freedom isn’t intuitive when faced with a tremendous amount of self-doubt. Get up, be courageous and free yourself.
#6 What Is a Gentleman in Today’s Day and Age? | Gentlemen’s Brawl
What is a gentleman? There is a long list of things that makes a gentleman. But know that It takes work. And it’s totally worth it.
#5 (Part 1) How to Eliminate Stress | Complete Alignment
You can eliminate stress. The key to having less stressful, painful, and difficult experiences is to aim for complete alignment within your life.
#4 Embracing Fear to Overcome It with Robert Gillette | Stories of Courage
Overcoming fear must start with accepting it. Only then can you move to embracing fear and taking action. This story about courage shows us how.
#3 Why Should Courage Be Practiced Daily?
Courage is full of exciting action. Either you can choose to face the obstacles, or not. The choice is yours. And it’s a daily choice. Choose courage.
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