Bro, that book completely changed my life. It changed even my relationship with my own father because it opened my eyes on some of the unspoken problems we face as men. Understanding the concept of mental point of origin where we as men need to prioritise our own wellness. Continually work on improving our health, finances, social networks etc. We have to take care of ourselves before we take care of others. Also, understanding the concept of burden of performance. As men, our inherent duties is to provide, protect and offer leadership. Thats are divine masculine duties and in executing this duties we need to be the best version of ourselves. As jacob says, pressure was built for the shoulders not the hips. We must embrace the burden of performance. The othet important aspect is understanding female nature. Concepts like, hypergamy, female solipsism, briffaults law, etc have really revolutionised my life. Discarding harmful beliefs such as oneitis has been very key. Embracing an abundance mindset and doing away with a scarcity mindset. Understanding that as a man am born with no value and i have to work hard to make myself valuable. Not blaming anyone for anything wrong in my life. Today i have deep respect for men who are constantly working hard to be providers and i appreciate them. I have shared my copy with so many men and it has really hepled so many. The lessons i can outline are so many but i would appreciate if you shared that copy. I have guys i would be more than happy to give. My name is Moses K Gitau and should you consider my request, this is my contact 0757427001. Once again, thanks for hosting Aliet. This mans work has changed many peoples lives. Hats off to him and you for being a great interview btw. 👏🏿
Thank you for your candid observation and response and in deed you win yourself a copy of Jacob Aliet's UNPLUGGED. Someone from the team will contact you to plan how to get your book.
@@WhatsOnYourShelf Hello hello, hope you're well. I wanted to inquire when you were planning on the delivery. I will be within Nairobi this week and I thought it might be easier? What do you think?
That's great! Jacob's content is really engaging, especially the 'Men Only' series with Bitok. His books offer even more insights and perspectives, so I think you'll really enjoy them when you get the chance to dive in
Growing up used to listen to a radio program " men and book men" I used to look forward to it and when Facebook came went to the guy handle on to find it empty guess he was a University don
Jacob is a blessing to fatherless young men
rodrickngonyuku that's a big and good sentiment to say I hope the episode blessed you
Bro, that book completely changed my life. It changed even my relationship with my own father because it opened my eyes on some of the unspoken problems we face as men. Understanding the concept of mental point of origin where we as men need to prioritise our own wellness. Continually work on improving our health, finances, social networks etc. We have to take care of ourselves before we take care of others. Also, understanding the concept of burden of performance. As men, our inherent duties is to provide, protect and offer leadership. Thats are divine masculine duties and in executing this duties we need to be the best version of ourselves. As jacob says, pressure was built for the shoulders not the hips. We must embrace the burden of performance. The othet important aspect is understanding female nature. Concepts like, hypergamy, female solipsism, briffaults law, etc have really revolutionised my life. Discarding harmful beliefs such as oneitis has been very key. Embracing an abundance mindset and doing away with a scarcity mindset. Understanding that as a man am born with no value and i have to work hard to make myself valuable. Not blaming anyone for anything wrong in my life. Today i have deep respect for men who are constantly working hard to be providers and i appreciate them. I have shared my copy with so many men and it has really hepled so many. The lessons i can outline are so many but i would appreciate if you shared that copy. I have guys i would be more than happy to give. My name is Moses K Gitau and should you consider my request, this is my contact 0757427001. Once again, thanks for hosting Aliet. This mans work has changed many peoples lives. Hats off to him and you for being a great interview btw. 👏🏿
Thank you for your candid observation and response and in deed you win yourself a copy of Jacob Aliet's UNPLUGGED. Someone from the team will contact you to plan how to get your book.
@@WhatsOnYourShelf Am humbled. The journey to making fellow men better continues. Thank you sir
@@WhatsOnYourShelf Hello hello, hope you're well. I wanted to inquire when you were planning on the delivery. I will be within Nairobi this week and I thought it might be easier? What do you think?
Unplugged changed my mentality that I had towards women
Glad to hear that. Unplugged clearly it's a good read
Always appreciate Aliet's knowledge
I appreciate that victorkiplagat
Thanks for Sharing
You're welcome! mozamfayyaz thanks for waching as well
The message is to include both men and women to not only reading, but enjoying the books which is the source of knowledge=power
Thank you, we can't agree more since books are such a powerful tool for growth and empowerment.
Great interview
Thank you @evansmuriuki9575, stay tuned for more of such
This channel will be big soon
That's exiting to hear I am looking forward to seeing how the channel will grow thanks victorkiplagat.
I haven't read any of the books. Am planning to get one. But I watch alot of Jacob's content including the Men only with Bitok.
That's great! Jacob's content is really engaging, especially the 'Men Only' series with Bitok. His books offer even more insights and perspectives, so I think you'll really enjoy them when you get the chance to dive in
Growing up used to listen to a radio program " men and book men" I used to look forward to it and when Facebook came went to the guy handle on to find it empty guess he was a University don
thank you so much didijebel for your take on the episode