In this week’s ASK ME ANYTHING, Kipp Sorensen takes on your questions from the Iron Council and the Order of Man Facebook group. Hit Ryan up on Instagram at @ryanmichler and share what’s working in your life.

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SHOW HIGHLIGHTS

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(1:05) What transitions have you faced in your personal leadership or failures that could be seen as a defining moment? In leadership you have choices coming into transition, how do you use your past experiences to create defining moments?

(10:40) What are some methods that we as men can utilize when trying to avoid anger in situations where anger is not the best emotion to bring to the table?

(22:20) All four quadrants of the Battle Plan are important, but is there one that you feel that has a greater impact on all 4? One that when executed extremely well helps define yourself and how you attack the rest?

(26:20) How can I embrace these the more masculine ways of being when they weren’t modeled well for me as a child? What strategies and tactics can I use to awaken the king and warrior in me?

(33:40) What tactics do you use when you must make a decision for your family that not all members may be happy with (e.g., moving)?

(37:00) What are some ways that you have overcome fear in the past and or some fears you are facing today?

(43:00) When considering someone who has wronged me in the past, how do I get to the point where I can hear their name or see them somewhere and not (even briefly) think something negative? Or even hope the best for them and pray they changed for the better?

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Defining Moments, Avoiding Anger, and Reframing Wrongdoing of Others | ASK ME ANYTHING

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