Do you guys know , how to develop a posh accent ? And yes posh accent will be different for every person and ethnicity also plays a role . Do you guys know any course or YouTube channel , who can provide expertise in improving your accent ?

Find your purpose" is a phrase that gets thrown around a lot in men's self-development circles. But I've noticed that many men struggle with this saying, "I don't know what my purpose is." They often feel directionless, lack motivation, or talk about doing things without following through. From my own experience, I’ve realised that focusing on something tangible, like fitness, can be a great starting point. Fitness is often cited as a cornerstone for building discipline and momentum in life. As Stefan Aarnio discusses in Hard Times Create Strong Men, a man’s purpose is deeply connected to his work to consistently push forward and create value. But here’s the thing: before finding purpose, I believe it’s more important to focus on identity. Your identity is the foundation of who you are. It’s about understanding how you see yourself, how you respond to challenges, and what your strengths and weaknesses are. This self-awareness gives you a clearer picture of what drives you, and from that, purpose often emerges naturally. From my own journey, I’ve found that it’s rare to meet people who are truly living out a "purpose." However, the ones who succeed are often those who’ve built a resilient identity one rooted in persistence, discipline, and the refusal to quit. So, what do you think? Is it more important to focus on building your identity first, with purpose following naturally? Or should we be aiming to "find our purpose" right away? I’d love to hear your thoughts.

Guys I want to learn French or Italian . But Duolingo isn't quite good . What strategy do you guys use to learn new language . My current strategy is to learn 100 most used word in that language and then try to speak by joining these words . I would love to hear , what other strategy can be used to learn a new language . Love to hear your thoughts .

Kris recommends sprints as part of his fitness advice. How would you say we should implement this? What programme structure? How many? How much rest? etc. Or does it not matter, is any sprinting at all good enough? I’d love to hear what you guys think, especially those of you who have already implemented sprints in your routine.

I know that the 1STMAN brand promotes entrepreneurship. I am 17, and have received a job offer to study as an apprentice to become a Chartered Tax Accountant. The top jobs in these professions can earn well over £200,000/y, and many also start their own firm to advise clients. My question is, would climbing the corporate ladder still achieve outlier man status? I understand the obvious cons: no time or geographical freedom, but if I progress, could I get to a point where I reach this freedom. I’d love to hear your thoughts.