Frank
Rechsteiner
Men in crisis
When success is no longer enough and you finally stop lying to yourself.
Men don’t break down – they break open.
Before a man can start again, things he has long pushed away often come up: Emptiness, pressure, anger, lost desire, too little closeness.
This is no coincidence. It’s a wake-up call back to what’s real and what you’ve shed along the way. Under work, expectations, status and roles you have learned to play. And if you realize that you’re not living the life you want to live, you’re already in crisis! Admit it to yourself without excuses, take it seriously and take the first step.
No, this is not a gentle way. Not a band-aid and not a spiritual feel-good program. It is the uncompromising decision to become whole again: emotionally connected, physically present, alive in your sexuality and steadfast in your truth. If you are prepared to take an honest look, this is where the phase begins in which you are no longer just functioning, but are back with yourself and living consciously.
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