The limits of your loving
One hundred and fifty slots. That's it. British anthropologist Robin Dunbar linked the size of the human neocortex (the most recently evolved part of our brain) to our capacity for managing social connections. Dunbar's Number is the idea that your brain can only handle about 150 stable social relationships at one time. Critics of the model suggest it's overly simplistic, but here's the deal... If you use it as a model instead of a measuring tool, it's 100% accurate in conveying the limitations of our "loving". There are two (plus a bonus) major hurdles when it comes to men building and maintaining sustainable alliances in this modern world: 1- The challenge of designing a tribe that flourishes through properly investing in those within the tribe's walls. 2- The challenge of engaging those outside of tribe in alliances that benefit both parties while staying within the boundaries of the alliance. Bonus: Not mixing these two up! Understand relationships and you understand maximizing value-based growth. At this point, I've spent thousands of hours in one on one coaching sessions with men and every hurdle I've helped them overcome falls into one of those two categories. I currently have 2 openings in my Pressure Process coaching program. Are you ready to step up and work with me one-on-one to break through the barriers keeping you from being the man your family and tribe deserve? Reply to this email with "COACHING" in the subject line, and I'll send you the application to begin your transformation. Spots are always limited, and this opportunity won't wait... if you're serious about making real changes, now is the time you'll act. From the Lab, MC