The Warrior's Mindset: How to Become the Modern Warrior

The positives:-this book knows me, I am its target audience. Long overdue, and I needed to read it.-I'm a recent divorcee that went through probably the worst year of my life, and reading this book and others is really helping put things into perspective for me-helped motivate me to get back in the gym and improve myself-showed me the benefits of stoicism-showed me the benefits of meditation-easy to understand, very straightforward and to the pointThe one negative:-the man that wrote this will not. stop. talking. about. writing. He thinks that writing is a required hobby for everyone. Every other chapter: "writing will make you a more interesting person etc" I used to write stories as a kid, and wrote plenty of papers in college. I'm kind of done with it, you know? I'm good. Writing isn't my thing. I think the best thing to take from this is just replace 'writing' with [productive hobby]. Find a hobby that is productive and fulfilling. It's great that the author finds solace and fulfillment in writing, but I feel like he's pushing it a bit much on others instead of simply suggesting that you find a 'grind' of your own that isn't videogames or TV.

As a 53-year-old man I truly enjoyed this book it's a reminder to become we're meant to become. Thanks for putting this workout Ryan but truly woke up and inspired me to achieve even more to make sure the next 53 years of my life I can achieve what I'm meant to be.

It's a waste of money

The Warriors Mindset was another awesome book by Ryan Felman. Right out of the gates this book took me in. The book does a great job of addressing the problems that so many men face in today's culture and giving you the tools to overcome these problems. Tons of valuable and actionable info and the book is overall a great length. No complaints. These few lines below and so much more in the book helped me in beginning my journey to define and commit to my mission with this new mindset."Men need a purpose. Men need a mission. The modern warrior knows his future self and is constantly driven by his mission."To any man struggling in life, searching for meaning, or wanting to start living a better life I would seriously suggest this.

The Warrior’s Mindset is a no-nonsense, straight-forward take on creating and maintaining a disciplined, principled approach to achieving your goals. Felman uses historical reference and modern-day issues to tackle some of the largest obstacles men consistently face.I will be reading his other books.

Much like a boomerang, Ryan is back again with a vengeance- and a cool cover to boot. This is a great followup to his earlier Reclaim Your Manhood, highly recommended.