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Brother, Let me get straight to it. Most of the men I coach are crushing it at the office. They lead teams, close deals, solve hard problems. Then they walk through the front door at home and the rules change. The conflict has gone quiet. So has the passion. They're present at work and absent at home, and their wife is getting their leftovers. If that's you, you didn't drift on purpose. But you drifted. That's why I built the The Arena and the Champion Husband Challenge. It's a monthly coaching brotherhood for high-performing men who want more peace, passion, and power in their marriage. Every man walks the same path: Tell the truth. Find out who you really are and what's been running your marriage. Renew the mind. Clear out the damage and rebuild trust that lasts. Lead wholeheartedly. Lead with confidence and become the man she said yes to. Every month you get a new challenge, two coaching calls with me, laser support, and a brotherhood of men who will tell you the truth and hold you to it. It's $597 a month. Commit to 90 days and watch your marriage and business transform. Our next live call is this Sunday Night in our State of the Union call with our wives. If you're in, or even curious, reply to this email with the word CHAMPION. I'll send you a time to talk for 15 minutes, and we'll see if it's a fit. This work is not for the half-hearted. Lantz |
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Recently I had the privilege to sit down with Annie F. Downs for a rare conversation on the Whholehearted Leadership Podcast. Before I hit record I asked Annie, "What would make this extraordinary conversation that you would remember a year from now?" She replied with courage and bravery by saying, "I want to be coached." Annie F. Downs is author, podcaster, and TV show host. Her podcast has been downloaded over 100 million times and her books have sold millions of copies. I though we would...
I remember the afternoon phone call that would make my chest heavy. Our girls were much smaller. I was grinding as an executive pastor at the time. All in the name of working harder to provide for the family. Jessica would call almost everyday at 3:00pm and ask, “When are you coming home?”I would passively say in frustration, “I don’t know. Probably about the same time as yesterday.”Her cry for help with four girls and my desire to provide was creating unseen friction. It cost us real...
You are in a battle. Full stop. If you’re carrying a God-given assignment, expect resistance. The last 10 days reminded me. The highs were God’s work, not mine: Men in The Arena Brotherhood found freedom in their identity, relationships, and business. My youngest daughter chose to put on Christ in baptism. Nothing compares. On Sunday, 15 friends and I shared the gospel on a college campus. One young woman encountered Jesus and asked him to guide her life. Then the lows hit. On Monday,...