Mark JohnsonSelf-governance for men in leadership determines whether authority stabilizes or destabilizes the systems around them. Discipline, impulse control, and behavioral consistency shape long-term relational and professional outcomes.
Mark JohnsonEmotional discipline for leaders determines long-term authority and relational stability. For high-performing men, regulation is a structural advantage, not a personality trait.
Mark JohnsonHealthy masculinity has been misunderstood as compromise and emotional management. In reality, it is rooted in integrity, character, and personal responsibility.
Geoff LaughtonThe “battle of the sexes” is not just online noise. It is a symptom of a deeper cultural disease: the zero-sum mindset. Mark and Geoff break down how scarcity thinking fuels fear, division, and resentment in politics and relationships.