30 Days to a Better Man 2009

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Comment by Jeff Young on October 27, 2009 at 12:19pm

Exactly what it says, Jose. The aim is to become a better man. What exactly that means to you is largely determined by Day 1- Define your Core Values. Once you know the kind of man you want to be, what you value, you can do the rest of hte days in a mindset of living up to those values. Good luck on your journey!

Comment by Jose L. Pena on October 27, 2009 at 12:01pm

well, I'm a little late but finaly made it. This is my Day 1, how about a little help, I am of the mindset that a man can and must always improve himself.....how does this challenge work? what are we shooting for?

Comment by Preston on October 23, 2009 at 11:25am

I shined one pair of black shoes and two brown.

Comment by Preston on October 22, 2009 at 6:47pm

Hey Liam. I just started the 30 days also so lets keep each other moving and on track. Which day are you actually on. I can play catch up if you are ahead of me.

Comment by Liam Boyle on October 16, 2009 at 10:44am

Greetings all, I stumbled across the "30 days to a better man" post by accident when looking up information on shaving with a straight razor (got sick of buying disposables and cartridges and electrics don't work worth a crud on me). Anyway, I started reading several of the days, and was impressed. So as of today, I am starting the challenge. I'm unemployed at the moment so I might as well use this time to better myself as a person.

Comment by christian decker on October 15, 2009 at 5:24pm

i have just started the 30 days to a better man challenge. Although im only 17 i am trying to become a better man to have a successful future.

Comment by Jeff Young on October 14, 2009 at 1:21am

Hello all. I just started the 30 Days a little while ago, and I have to admit it's made a difference in my outlook already. Anyone else have an 'ah-ha' moment like that?

To Daniel-
I agree, the mentor one has been the hardest so far. Although (luckily) I have some strong males in my life I'd like to learn from, I haven't been able to muster up the courage to approach them about it. Any tips for that, from anyone?

Comment by Daniel Ian Richardson on October 13, 2009 at 6:39pm

I'm having trouble with some of these I have to admit. Particularly finsing a mentor. I don't really know of anyone well enough who is suitable.

Comment by Robert Dyer Glenn on October 10, 2009 at 6:25pm

Shined those dress shoes up. It was really relaxing just shining them because they needed them. usually I have some event or something but yesterday it was just to do it. Couple comments. First before you start shining your shoes, take an old toothbrush and clean out that little rim where the sole is sewed on. It makes a huge difference having that clean. The other suggestion I have is take the time and pride to look at the condition of your shoes. Trim any stray threads off with a pair of fingernail clippers, stuff like that. Check the shoe laces. People will probably never notice a stray thread hanging from your shoe,but if you go to that detail anyone that looks at your shoes will notice the effort you put into looking your best. It will also extend the life of your shoes by fixing problems when they are small instead of waiting till they grow bigger. Thanks for the tips it was fun.

Comment by Jonathan Hachey on September 30, 2009 at 1:34pm

Just found this link today. Printed out the 30 days and looking forward to starting it on Saturday.

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