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Choose FREEDOM from Fear

Act

1) Fear of not measuring up

The only standard that matters is the one you set for yourself.

2) Fear of being judged: 

The judgement of others is irrelevant. 


3) Fear of feeling like a fraud and being discovered: 

Those who judge the harshest tend to have the most skeletons in their closet.

4) Fear of not knowing how to live in the world without porn or compulsive masturbation: 

When you take on the responsibilities of a man- the questions above become irrelevant.

5) Fear of success: 

You must dare to dream.

6) Fear of relapse: 

To truly reboot, you must master the art of facing your relapse head on. This is what separates the men from those who dabble.

In times of crisis, men who act in spite of their fears win.

At NewMenRising, we are anti-fear and anti- playing small.

I want you to THRIVE! And so I am stepping up in a huge way to support you.

I am offering a webinar on conquering fear and how to ATTACK your addiction.

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What’s unfolding today is the confluence of three pandemics: COVID-19, pornography, and anxiety. We are experiencing this toxic convergence.

Porn offers two experiences we haven’t been able to find in the coronavirus pandemic: relief and power. The relief and power porn offers however is not only temporary, it’s deeply problematic for two reasons:


Porn damages sex and mental health
Porn is a violation against women

By seeking and offering accountability in many areas of life, check-in phone calls become more interesting. 

In addition to aiding in sobriety, accountability partners can be there to help each other achieve both short-term and long-term goals. 

This will aid in overall recovery.

PornHub and other porn sites are experiencing record breaking traffic as more people are confined to their homes to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

2 ways you can respond as a man trying to quit porn.

Option #1: Attack.

Go on the offense. Rally and encourage your family. Tighten your boundaries. Increase your investment in improving your mindset, finances and any areas of weakness. Seek opportunities to thrive while other focus in surviving. TAKE ACTION.

Option #2: Defense

Victim. Play safe. Cut spending. Get Scared. Give in to anxiety. Keep your family in a state of paranoia and fear. Compulsively watch the news. Worry about job instead of finding new income sources. Lose hope.

Which do you choose?