Leadership - Barbarian Rhetoric

Lost Time Xbox and PlayStation Is Not The Real Game

by Padre | Feb 10, 2021 | BR Post, Leadership, Spiritual

Recognition Life is funny, isn’t it? We continually forget we can not get time back. We never get what we plan for, and we never know what we will get. I have been doing a lot of thinking here lately, and I have concluded that I need to change my pace. I need to...

A Daily Walk Is Good For Simple Observations

by Nathan | Nov 12, 2020 | BR Post, Leadership

Walking This year I have walked a couple of miles almost every day, and when I miss a day, I notice it. Usually, one of the parks close by, which has an extensive trail system. We should all be getting outside more. A walk in nature will help clear the head and can...

How To Be A Successful Family Leader

by Padre | Oct 7, 2020 | BR Post, Fatherhood, Leadership, Spiritual

Mans role in the family The first institution that was attacked was the family. The first institution, then we must take back, is the family. It seems that no matter what we try to do or where we try to go, society has something against us. As men, we have no choice...

The Challenge Of How To Mentor A Pacifist

by Discerning Owl | Sep 21, 2020 | BR Post, Leadership

Mentoring a Pacifist. I’ve been mentoring another man recently at the request of a mutual acquaintance. I didn’t know this man’s background or much about him before I agreed to mentor him, but as we dug into his situation, it became apparent...

To Know Truth In The Age Of Information Overload

by Nathan | Aug 18, 2020 | BR Post, Leadership

Seeking Truth We are continually seeking truths. Now, if you believe that or not is irrelevant, you are. Often you choose to believe a lie because it is easier than researching the truth of the matter. Our own senses often trick us for what we perceive in the world...

Is The Word Chore A Devastating Thing

by Nathan | Jul 13, 2020 | BR Post, Leadership

Chores something that I despised doing as a child. I fought more wars with my parents about doing chores than any other thing I can remember growing up. I wasted hours in conflicts over some of the smallest dumbest things imaginable. It was not just any one time...