It's worth it.

Every man has a Giant within (thanks, Tony.)

And most men want to show up well.

To be a good husband, a present father, a magnanimous leader, as successful as possible in their careers.

Yet most aren't truly honoring those pure intentions.

They're operating below their potential in key areas despite their desire for greatness.

Why?

Because their better self is buried underneath a small (or sometimes large) mountain of bad habits, self-doubt, and poor day to day decision making that undermines their intentions.

... even for guys who are objectively accomplishing a lot.

They have another gear they're leaving untapped.

A gear that's impossible to unlock without a healthy dopamine reward center + frontal cortex.

They don't realize that by using porn regularly, they're literally causing physical damage to those parts of the brain and it has the net result of destabilizing their emotional state, clouding their mind, killing their confidence, reducing their interest in their wives, and making them feel more disconnected from both themselves and the people around them.

I often feel like I didn't know who I truly was until I quit.

It's one of the smartest decisions I've ever made, and probably ever will.

At 80 years old I'll look back on that decision from my 20's as a pivotal moment that changed everything.

When I say that quitting porn is the modern man's rite-of-passage...

I mean it.

It's impossible to understand just how massive of an impact it'll have until you do it.

But all the stories you see about guys who have changed their lives after making that decision and following through can give a pretty good idea.

The tragedy is most guys just don't take the problem seriously.

When they need to.

Because stopping isn't easy.

It requires taking control over the most primal, powerful instinct we have and stopping something that's incredibly more addictive than most people realize.

Which truly requires dedication. (And I'll share more about that project I've been working on in the near future...)

So if you've been half-in-half-out...

Throw yourself into the fight completely and do whatever it takes to quit & heal your brain.

Take it from me.

It's worth it.

... and it can become a lot easier when you've got the right process to follow.