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Soccer 101 and how to keep your sanity. The post ECNL, EDP, or Just Trying to Find Clean Socks? A Parent’s Guide to Youth Soccer appeared first on The Good Men Project .

You may have to reprimand someone, fire someone, end a relationship or tell bad news. The post Ten Tips on How to Approach a Difficult Conversation appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Creativity, rooted in resilience and reflection, thrives through struggles, personal experiences, and the lessons learned from both success and failure. The post Fall Into Creativity appeared first on The Good Men Project .

This is kind of crazy. The post Ugh…I Can’t Eat Your Stew. The End of a Relationship appeared first on The Good Men Project .

“As an immigrant who moved here about 10 years ago, I lacked a feeling of belonging or community in a Ukrainian-Canadian environment. I want to provide that opportunity and help them adjust to the Canadian environment, where the systems are different.” The post Antuanetta Babkina: Building a Ukrainian Student Home in Halifax appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Americans are living through what researchers call a friendship recession, spending less time with friends than at any point in recent history. The post We Created Health Guidelines for Fighting Loneliness – Here’s What We Recommend appeared first on The Good Men Project .

How one simple question can expose hidden truths in your relationship. The post The 3-Word Question That Reveals if Your Partner is Cheating (Before You Even Ask) appeared first on The Good Men Project .

EU-funded researchers are developing AI-powered surveillance tools to protect the vast network of subsea cables and pipelines that keep the continent’s energy and data flowing. The post Guarding Europe’s Hidden Lifelines: How AI Could Protect Subsea Infrastructure appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Last month Hone Health surveyed more than 200 physicians specializing in hormones, weight loss, sports medicine, and longevity about what they personally do to stay healthy. The post 8 No-Cost Longevity Boosters to Try in 2026, According to Doctors appeared first on The Good Men Project .

— Key Highlights Discover how emotion-driven video tours are transforming real estate marketing in Australia. Learn how a leading creative studio uses cinematic storytelling to sell a lifestyle, not just a property. Understand the techniques used to create a deep emotional connection with potential buyers. See how visual content services can showcase a home’s unique… The post Urban Angles’ Secret…

Trump's second term in office has been an all-out assault on organized labor. The post Donald Trump, Union Buster appeared first on The Good Men Project .

— Elliott Schuchardt recently wrote a book called America’s Achilles Heel: How to Protect Your Family When America Loses the Reserve Currency. The book says that the dollar could lose much of its value, if China were to issue its own reserve currency later in the decade. Schuchardt argues that the United States will need to… The post Interview With the Author: Elliott Schuchardt appeared first on…

We build bridges of faith over rivers of doubt, hoping they will hold our weight. Here is why that risk is the only way to truly live. The post The Fragile Fortress: Why Trust Is the Most Dangerous (and Necessary) Act of Love appeared first on The Good Men Project .

Instead of waiting for more data, a new report lays out the case for action. The post A Drying Great Salt Lake Is Spewing Toxic Dust. It Could Cost Utah Billions. appeared first on The Good Men Project .

— Getting into a car crash is stressful enough (in addition to that horrible crash experience). When money is tight, the pressure can feel even heavier. The good news is that you still have practical ways to stay afloat, protect your health, and avoid long-term financial fallout, even when your budget already feels stretched. Understanding… The post How to Handle a Crash When Money Is Tight appea…