After packing up life in Perth and landing in Boise, The Inner Huddle is back online.
Same mission. New time zone.
Helping men have the conversations that actually move the needle — one-to-one.
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"Go for the walk" fails most Fridays around 6. Last week maybe you made it to the end of the street and turned around. That still counted. What line are you actually going to use this weekend?
He asked a mate if he was alright. The mate laughed: "You turning soft on me?" He laughed too, then did not ask again for six months. The joke cost him the only opening he had that week. When did you last ask and let the silence sit?
She said “fine” and shut the door. I almost filled the silence. But I put the plate down instead.
When did someone in your house go quiet — and what did you do with the silence?
What you reveal to strangers on the trail can be risky. Questions like 'Where are you headed?' or 'Are you out here alone?' can unknowingly share too much info about your route and plans. Stay safe by being mindful of what you share. #TrailSafety#Awareness#HikingTips
Truck’s warm, calendar’s full, and I still can’t name the last time I sat still long enough to notice how I actually felt. Useful to everyone. Quietly unknown to myself. What’s one thing you finished that left you further from you?
This morning: coffee, no phone, just the light over the foothills. Twenty quiet minutes. The heavy things didn’t disappear — they just got clear enough to see. Might try it tomorrow if the week’s been loud.
@TheTinMenBlog YES!!! when you said
"And so, if I could change one thing, it would be to stop talking about boys, and start talking to them."
That hit the nail on the head! Let's listen instead of talk over our boys. Well done brother!
@NewEmergingKing YES!!!! Show the good. Social media should only be for good. Unfortunately, too many people enjoy watching others suffer.
Keep doing your work sir! We need more people like you.