Dr. Paul Dobransky and Paul Janka – Brothers

A BROTHER would make the best go!-A guy who is genuinely interested in your personal life. He’s grown up with us, knows us through and Through, is from the same generation of social and Your career challenges and even at the core – the genetic, biological level – has a built in reflex to support us and As if we were discussing his OWN life, we see him win at life. Format File[8 CDs – 62 MP3]

Dr. Paul Dobransky and Paul Janka – Brothers

It wasn’t that long ago when I encountered another guy named Paul. He was a bit eccentric, but unwittingly funny because of a natural tendency to say whatever was on the top of his mind, uncensored, unweighed or measured, but – it seemed to me – from the heart. He doesn’t have any qualifications to teach or guide men in their behavior, love relationships or personal growth, except for his incredibly brutal honesty – and That is a huge compliment in my book. He was my age and was a Harvard Graduate. He had traveled widely. and A lot of people lived a long life. In a world of images, and reputation, I didn’t care about his qualifications – he was one of the few guys I had met that are truly free to speak their mind no matter who’s listening.
We became fast friends. and Some of the topics we discussed got me thinking about what other things men are missing from their lives today. Certainly, guys’ fathers have been less involved in their lives for about a generation, and the mainstream media hasn’t done much at all to further the progress of men’s specific personal growth and Romantic challenges Most “advice” in the mainstream is gender neutral, or heavily favoring women’s empowerment…
…which is of course a good thing. But it’s not for men and This is not a good idea for men. It does a disservice towards half the human species.
Why We Can’t Do Without Brothers
This became more apparent the more I learned about it Paul The more questions he asked me about my life, the better. He’d then take bits and Parts of it and Tell other men he knew. In return, sometimes he’d invite me to his city and Give me the chance to witness the wild life that he used to lead.
I thought a lot about what was missing in my younger years. and One thing was certain.
I’m the oldest of a family of brothers, and even though my own father wasn’t around a lot, many of the questions and challenges I had growing up wouldn’t have been of the type I’d go to a father with anyway.
I think I’d always wished I’d had an older brother of my own.
This would have been someone I could turn to for honest and quick advice. However, he would be someone I would actually recognize as being of my same generation. He’d really get me in the the way I’d always understood my own younger brothers and We tried to help them.
At the same time, an older brother wouldn’t be needy, or the type who would be more in a position of needing help or advice from me as opposed to coming from a place of being more of a giver. The way was paved by a guy who had already been through it all several years ago. and I have already received some solid answers that I can pass on.
Unfortunately, I didn’t have an older brother. Instead, I had the responsibility to be the first to get in, get beat up, and learn some valuable lessons. and Help others (like my brothers) who will follow me. It’s the next best thing though for me – to make sure that any guys I can find who really need what I wish I’d had could benefit. Even one more person who’s in the shoes I used to occupy would make what I went through feel better.
The “other Paul” I would be glad to offer some advice, even though he pulled me out of the protective shell that prevents some of us from being fully candid.
That was the week I met my new friend. and told him I’d like to bounce some ideas off of him – the raw, uncensored guy who’s trying to make his own way in the world, and Myself, the psychiatrist, with the systems and methods, and the processes and technology for men that I’ve been getting out to the world – it would be a one-Time teaming up Brothers One of these women can tackle the difficult questions men wouldn’t feel comfortable asking their mothers for advice, mentors, coaches, spiritual advisors, daily friends, and even their fathers.
A recent study, like many coming out these days, says that it’s actually MEN who suffer more emotionally over relationship conflict and dating challenges, NOT WOMEN. While that may surprise some, it doesn’t surprise me. That makes scientific sense. It’s just that men are hard-They are wired to be happy, to ask for help, and to admit that they need to do better.
Why?
Our biology is programmed to make us feel LESS MASCULLINE when we admit that we are being challenged.
Evidently, men are more challenging than ever, even though women outdo them academically and in career. and Flatulence is the only exception.
If we were to go to a father who has some problems, he would need to be extremely understanding. and An accomplished man who can help us. and You can constructively criticize, and that will help you find the answers. Today’s fathers are just as challenged today as we are, so what can they offer?
Mentors and We might be less inclined to admit our difficulties to female coaches than we are to male coaches, just for the reasons above. Even males can be competitive or unconsciously attracted to us. “less than” for asking for help.
Ah, but a BROTHER is the best choice-A guy who is able to relate to you. He’s grown up with us, knows us through and Through, is from the same generation of social and Your career challenges and even at the core – the genetic, biological level – has a built in reflex to support us and As if we were discussing his OWN life, we see him win at life.
BROTHERS are on our side, and we have them. and You are there to help you as men.
What you will learn
I took the 25 most common challenges that men face today – the most secret, difficult things that can take a man by surprise, that a woman would often not understand or have the right words to help us through, and For which there is absolutely no sensible, practical, or politically incorrect options-But-True, sincere-felt answers that speak to the most private, personal needs of today’s man.
My unplugged, uncensored friend would make the ideal foil for me speaking politically incorrect truths. and We started with the questions. Some of these are listed here.
Multi-women – dating
-being an “alpha-male”
Approaching a woman
How to “become a man”
-boundaries and The “killer instinct”
-breaking up in class
Give a woman a climax
Dealing with depression as an adult
-Creating a vision for yourself
-The importance of discipline in a man
What is femininity?
-fitness and grooming challenges
You can quit your job you hate and get a job you like.
How important it is to keep your cool
What is the definition of leadership?
How to make yourself more interesting
-The do-Or-Mastering negotiations is crucial
-Having a positive influence on social gatherings
-if a woman is pregnant
-you can’t be a man if you don’t take risks
-Creating your own social network
-handling STDs
Strive to be a great man
-passing tests – both at work and With women
Time management: Mastering the art of time management
All these things will be explained by me. and more, in lengthy, leisurely and I had a great conversation with a friend. and In the end, everyone who has had the chance to experience this program gets the feeling that yes, they DO have brothers to talk to about problems. But, always in a way which makes you stronger and is free from shame.
In the end, the most recent men’s movement is about banding together as a team of brothers to improve ourselves, and Team as a whole, with honor and dignity and Not just a voice; a masculine voice that is paired with actions that truly do make a difference in a person’s life.

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