Men today are facing a silent crisis. Suicide rates are climbing, loneliness is at epidemic levels, and society continues to confuse men about what it truly means to be masculine. In this powerful conversation, Coach Frank sits down with men’s life coach and Groups for Men co-founder McKenzie Beeby to unpack the cultural forces at play, the hidden dangers of Nice Guy Syndrome, and the tools men need to reclaim their strength, purpose, and faith.
Together, Frank and McKenzie explore the historical roots of the men’s crisis, the role of shame and ego, and how distorted views of masculinity fuel brokenness in men’s lives. They highlight the importance of community, vulnerability, and brotherhood and provide a roadmap for men who are ready to stop hiding and start living the life they were created for.
About McKenzie Beeby
McKenzie Beeby is a life coach for men, speaker, writer, and co-founder of Groups for Men, one of the largest online support communities for men in the U.S. With a background as an entrepreneur, business owner, filmmaker, and mentor, McKenzie has dedicated his life to helping men overcome destructive cultural narratives about masculinity. His mission is to equip men to step into lives of strength, compassion, and integrity by breaking free from Nice Guy Syndrome, healing past wounds, and cultivating brotherhood.
Expect to Learn
Why men today are facing the greatest identity crisis in history
The hidden costs of Nice Guy Syndrome — and how it sabotages marriages, careers, and faith
How shame and ego create toxic patterns in men’s lives
The influence of media and cultural narratives on masculinity
Why loneliness and isolation fuel addiction, anger, and despair
Simple tools men can use to communicate better and live with integrity
How vulnerability and brotherhood create true masculine strength
The role of faith in helping men reclaim purpose and freedom
Why defining success on your terms is key to becoming the man you were created to be
Key Takeaways
Men are struggling with rising suicide rates and epidemic loneliness.
The men’s crisis has historical roots dating back to post–World War II cultural shifts.
Success must be clearly defined in today’s confused world.
Toxic masculinity is often just shame in disguise.
Brotherhood and community are non-negotiable for men’s growth.
Vulnerability is a strength, not a weakness.
Faith is a cornerstone for true masculine identity.
Connect with McKenzie: Groups for Men - https://groupsformen.com/
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