The "Bad Man" You're Afraid to Be Is the Man She Actually Wants with Mikah Jones, Relationship Coach | EP 23

What if trying so hard to be a "good man" is actually turning you into the worst version of yourself?

Alessandro sits down with wellness coach Mikah Jones to unpack a pattern wrecking modern men: the fear of being perceived as a "bad man." Not bad like your father was. Bad in any way that might disappoint the women in your life.

This fear keeps you trapped. You say yes when you mean no. You walk on eggshells. You lose your backbone one compromise at a time. Mikah reveals why most men measure their worth through their partner's emotions instead of their own truth.

Chapters:
14:35 - The Erosion of Femininity 
20:45 - Losing The Spine In Love
33:00 - The Courage To Be Disliked
44:15 - What's Actually Yours to Carry And What Isn't
53:30 - Why Men Are Afraid Their Truth 

Alessandro and Mikah explore the difference between all spine and all heart with no spine. They dig into why your body is the only real compass you have. You'll discover why "no" is the most powerful word for building a life you actually want.

They tackle why women resent men who constantly people-please. How defensiveness is just your mind freaking out because you're not rooted. Why following your truth might make you temporarily unlikable but ultimately respected.

If you've ever felt like you're doing everything for your partner but still losing ground, this conversation is for you.

Lsten and learn how to stop measuring yourself through her emotions, build an unshakable presence, and become the kind of man who leads from truth instead of fear.

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Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for therapy. Always seek qualified guidance for your personal situation.

Views shared by Alessandro Frosali and his guests reflect their lived experiences and opinions. Every listener’s journey is unique, and no therapeutic relationship is created.