"I cannot describe it. I cannot give you any idea of the kindness, and generosity, and magnanimity of those ...

In our quest to become the best men we can be, we'll often hit plateaus where we feel like we aren't ...

From time to time, readers will email me an article they've read that argues a point contrary to the message ...

The purpose of the Art of Manliness is to help men become better men. To that end, we often explore some ...

In case you missed it: Read Part I of this short series. It's the 2005-2006 NFL Playoffs. ...

Editor's note: This is a guest post by Benny the Irish polyglot who writes at Fluent in 3 ...

The score is tied up. Only a second is left on the clock. A state championship is on the line. You step up ...

In this Switches of Manliness series, we’ve been talking about those unique parts of a man’s psyche ...

"A man should be a good provider." We've all heard this phrase before; it remains common even in our ...

We started the last post in this series with a surprising fact--that only about 33% of our ancestors were ...

This is the second post in our series on the five switches of manliness. The five switches of manliness ...

A few weeks ago, I caught the premiere of the Discovery's Channel's “Human Planet,” a television show ...

Last weekend I was in New York City for some business. I'll be honest. Getting around New York was a ...

While I was a fat kid in middle school who couldn't even do a single pull-up, since college my weight has ...

The craftsman is an archetype of manliness that has been with us for millennia. We admire his ethos -- his ...

As we advance in the spiritual life and in the practice of systematic self-examination we are often ...

Awhile back, I was taking a tour of a cave in Missouri. As our trolley rolled through the cavern, I was ...

What creates great men? What made Ted Williams the greatest hitter in the history of baseball? What made ...

Editor's note: This is a guest post from Gianpaolo Pietri. Some of the most influential men in our ...

“No answer still. I thrust a torch through the remaining aperture and let it fall within. There came forth ...