Chasing Masculinity

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke explores Rule 13: Your Definition of Success and Happiness Will and Should Change Regularly. This conversation delves into the importance of self-evaluation as a foundational tool for personal growth, adaptability, and aligning evolving goals with core values.
Drawing on personal stories, biblical wisdom, and practical strategies, Colton unpacks how understanding daily tendencies, identifying strengths and weaknesses, and conducting regular self-assessments drive continuous improvement. He emphasizes the role of morality as a guiding compass in ensuring integrity throughout life’s transitions.
Tune in to discover how embracing change and regularly reassessing your path can lead to a more purposeful and fulfilling journey.

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In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, we tackle a crucial and often misunderstood aspect of manhood: To be a Christian male is not to be stereotypically masculine. Dive into Rule 2 from the 24 Rules of Masculinity as we challenge societal stereotypes of masculinity that emphasize dominance, control, and emotional detachment. Instead, we explore the true strength of Christian masculinity—rooted in faith, humility, love, and service.

Join host Colton Wutzke as he reflects on the pressures men face to fit cultural molds and discusses how the fruits of the Spirit—love, joy, peace, kindness, and self-control—offer a higher standard for manhood. Through personal insights, Biblical wisdom, and thought-provoking questions, this episode invites listeners to redefine masculinity in alignment with Christian values.

Tune in and discover how to embrace strength in faith, love, and community, and learn what it means to embody authentic manhood in a world that often gets it wrong.

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Thank you for joining me on Chasing Masculinity. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe and leave a review—it really helps others find the podcast - and if something here resonated with you, please share it with someone who might benefit from these discussions. Let's build a community of men committed to personal growth, faith, and living with purpose.

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In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke explores the transformative power of sacrifice as outlined in Rule 7: Sacrifice Will Lead to a Prosperous Future. This conversation delves into how embracing sacrifice can create lasting growth, fulfillment, and legacy, drawing on biblical wisdom, historical examples, and modern-day achievements.

From Abraham’s faith-driven journey to contemporary figures like Elon Musk and Michael Jordan, the episode illustrates how sacrifices shape not only personal success but also societal change. Colton emphasizes the balance between short-term comfort and long-term goals, unpacking the fears and challenges of stepping into the unknown. Listeners are encouraged to embrace sacrifice as a path to becoming the best versions of themselves while recognizing its spiritual and philosophical foundations.

Tune in to reflect on your own journey of sacrifice and discover how embracing this principle can unlock true growth and purpose.

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In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke explores Rule 19: Use Addiction to Your Advantage, challenging the common belief that addiction is inherently destructive. Instead of viewing addiction as something to avoid, this episode redefines it as a powerful tool that, when harnessed correctly, can drive discipline, growth, and achievement.
This conversation breaks down the concept of spiraling, explaining how addiction can either lead to a downward cycle of destruction or an upward cycle of success. By identifying positive addictions - such as fitness, learning, and self-improvement - men can create habits that reinforce strength and resilience. The key is diligence: pushing through discomfort until discipline turns into compulsion and success becomes inevitable.
The episode provides practical strategies for building beneficial addictions, including setting milestones, seeking accountability, and tracking progress. Listeners are challenged to choose one area of life to develop a positive addiction and commit to pushing through the early resistance phase to create lasting change.
Tune in to discover how controlling addiction, rather than being controlled by it, can be one of the greatest assets in a man’s life.

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In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke explores Rule #20: Work to Make Your World Better, Not THE World, addressing the overwhelming pressure placed on today's youth to solve global crises.
Learn to challenge the idea that young men are solely responsible for fixing the world’s problems, focusing instead on the importance of personal development and local action. The discussion dives into how global issues, such as climate change, poverty, and political instability, are vast and complex. The pressure to solve them can lead to stress, burnout, and paralysis.
Change starts with focusing on your immediate surroundings—your habits, relationships, and community. By taking small, local actions, you can create a ripple effect that contributes to broader societal transformation. Ultimately, improving your own world equips you to have a greater impact on others, making the world a better place one step at a time.

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Thank you for joining me on Chasing Masculinity. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe and leave a review—it really helps others find the podcast - and if something here resonated with you, please share it with someone who might benefit from these discussions. Let's build a community of men committed to personal growth, faith, and living with purpose.

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