Ep 17 Conflict Ignored is Conflict Multiplied

03/12/25 • 29 min

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, Colton Wutzke discusses Rule 16: Conflict Ignored is Conflict Multiplied. He explores the inevitable nature of conflict, its role as a catalyst for growth, and the importance of addressing it head-on with honesty and courage.
Unresolved conflicts—whether internal or external—escalate when left unaddressed, creating deeper challenges in relationships, work, and personal well-being. Practical strategies for resolution include open communication, emotional regulation, and finding common ground.
Tune in to reflect on how you handle conflict and learn actionable steps to confront challenges with integrity, courage, and purpose.

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Ep 16 Brotherhood Should be Celebrated

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke dives into Rule 15: Brotherhood Should Be Celebrated. This episode explores the growing impact of individualism on society and the dangers of excessive focus on differences. Colton emphasizes the importance of countering these trends by celebrating shared values and fostering unity.
Through personal reflections, biblical insights, and practical steps, the discussion highlights how embracing commonalities—such as love for family, community, and shared traditions—can strengthen bonds and create more united communities. Learn to reflect on your actions and consider how they can intentionally nurture brotherhood in your daily life.
Tune in to discover how celebrating brotherhood can transform relationships, foster unity, and rebuild the communal ties that define true masculinity.

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Ep 18 Should You Start a Family Young? with Matthew Navarro

In this episode of Chasing Masculinity, host Colton Wutzke is joined by Matthew Navarro to discuss the important decision of whether or not to start a family young. The conversation explores the responsibilities and rewards of becoming a husband and father early in life, touching on themes of personal growth, financial stability, and faith.
Matthew shares his perspective on how starting a family young can influence career goals, marriage dynamics, and the emotional resilience required for parenthood. The episode also examines the pressures from society and how to navigate the decision in a way that aligns with your values and life purpose.
Tune in to explore the challenges and benefits of taking on the role of a husband and father at a young age, and how to approach this life-changing decision with confidence and purpose.

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