In this episode of The Life Dojo, Michael David Climmer explores how lessons from the fighting world can help men navigate the challenges of modern society. From discussing aging legends like Carl Froch to the rise of “crossover” boxing, we highlight how combat sports teach discipline, respect, and emotional control — qualities that can make a real difference both inside and outside the ring.

Guest Marcus Edwards joins the conversation as we expand from combat sports into the wider issues affecting our communities today. We look at the pressures men face around homelessness, hardship, and social division, sharing personal experiences with trauma and addiction to show how easily life can spiral without support.

Rather than pointing fingers, this episode focuses on responsibility, compassion, and the importance of strong communities. We discuss how modern narratives — whether in politics, media, or online culture — often fuel division, when what men actually need is clarity, accountability, and genuine connection.

As a result, this conversation becomes a call to rise above judgment, strengthen the bonds around us, and build a better world through personal growth, self-mastery, and shared support.

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