Modern Renaissance Men | with Isaiah Woodie (Mens Monday Ep. 9)

We often find ourselves looking to history for examples of great renaissance men. Men whose interests covered a vast array of topics and whose expertise was apparent in several areas. Men who were philosophers, warriors, tradesmen, and artists. Men who could satisfy the requirements of any situation. This caliber of man seems to be mostly lost to history. With the stark contrasts of white and blue collar life being used to divide men into separate camps that demonize the other side. The sleazy businessmen never seeking to understand the values of hard-working tradesmen, likewise the uneducated worker rejecting the virtues of sophistication. It’s a tale as old as time itself, but no longer should it last. Why do we accept this division? Should we not seek the good in all things and implement what is helpful? Certainly nobody would disagree with improvement. Why then do we refuse to participate in it?