3 chapters across the catalog
Social Feedback, Seeking Insights from Inner Circles
To gain better self-awareness, men are encouraged to ask those closest to them for honest feedback regarding their presence and energy. Understanding which behaviors are easy to be around and which are awkward provides a "rich vein" of data for personal development. This level of control over one's energy is described as a "superpower" that distinguishes the High Value Man approach.
Relationship Reset Tool, Male Self-Reflection
The Relationship Reset tool is introduced as a resource for men to evaluate if their partnership is thriving or merely surviving. Men are encouraged to ask themselves if they are the person their partner wants to be with or simply the one she is "stuck with." The discussion suggests that a man's own behavior and how he shows up are the primary levers for creating a shift in his partner's response.
Feedback Audits and Creating Space for Radical Honesty
The "You 2.0" program encourages men to perform an audit by asking those around them for honest feedback regarding their behavior and impact. Jensen instructs listeners to create a safe space for others to be truthful without becoming defensive or shocked. The recommended response to difficult feedback is gratitude, acknowledging the risk the other person took to be honest.
