Shammus and I kicked back for a real chat about grammar school, and what it actually does for you, beyond the grades and blazers. If you’re a parent on the fence about grammar school, a dad thinking about what you want for your kids, or just someone who likes a bit of honest talk about growing up, you’ll get something out of this.We get into the nitty-gritty: the good, the awkward, the teachers who genuinely changed things for us, and why that old-school “manners maketh man” thing still matters now. It’s not just about school, it’s about the kind of men we want to be and the stuff we want to pass on.Here’s what’s inside:Our grammar school memories - awkward nicknames and all!Stories about teachers who did more than just teachWhy character and manners still count in 2025What we’re figuring out as men, and fathersThe lessons that stick long after school’s overIf you’re into real conversations about fatherhood, family, and figuring out how to raise decent humans, you’re in the right spot.The Mohs Code is all about honest chats for fathers, families, and future leaders. Hit subscribe if you’re up for more of this. 🤝 Share this with anyone you think might benefit from it.📩 For business enquiries: admin@themohscode.comThe Mohs Code: A space for fatherhood, men’s mental wellness, and the conversations that really matter.#GrammarSchool #Fatherhood #PersonalGrowth #themohscode

What happens when a photographer leaves everything to see the world’s most remote places?Ayaz Ali’s decade-long journey through Patagonia, Kyrgyzstan, St Kilda, China, and even the K2 base camp reveals what fathers (and men in general) often miss about faith, family, purpose, and transformation.‼️ GIVEAWAY: Comment Ashura below for a chance to win a free copy of Ayaz’s book on Ashura. We’ll pick 10 winners.In this episode, Ayaz Ali - traveller, photographer, and founder of Perspective Photography - unpacks how leaving the 9-5 to backpack Iran, chasing the northern lights, and documenting sacred pilgrimages shaped not only his mindset and faith, but also how he sees family, responsibility, and legacy. From silence after COVID to the lessons of contentment, discover how discomfort, nature, and God’s creation became his greatest teachers.Topics We Explore:• How remote travel in Patagonia, K2, Kyrgyzstan, and beyond reveals spiritual truths every father can learn from• Why modern fathers and men are starving for challenge, stillness, and real connection• How faith and reflection shape the way we show up for our families• From 9-5 slavery to freedom through purposeful travel and service• Why contentment may be the ultimate strength for fathers in a world of endless wanting• Building legacy through books, memory, and spiritual documentation (Ashura & Arbaeen)Subscribe for weekly conversations that challenge how you think about faith, fatherhood, and mental wellness.🤝 Share this with a dad or man who’s searching for meaning.📙 Order your copy today and use code TMC15 for 15% off:https://www.perspective-photography.com/📩 For business enquiries: admin@themohscode.comThe Mohs Code: A space for fatherhood, men’s mental wellness, and the conversations that really matter.

What happens when a father faces a health scare that forces him to rebuild his life from the ground up?In this episode of The Mohs Code, Ali Amily shares how he lost over 60kg in 6 months through faith, diet, and discipline after weighing 171kg and being warned about diabetes.Ali’s story is more than weight loss. It’s about identity, resilience, and becoming stronger for his family. His journey shows how health, faith, and discipline come together to transform not just the body, but the role of a man as a father.This conversation isn’t about shortcuts. It’s about consistency, responsibility, and the courage to face the truth before it’s too late.Topics We Explore:• Reversing diabetes and the power of early action• Why shortcuts and “miracle fixes” come with hidden dangers• The mental battles of transformation most men never admit• Building discipline through gym, diet, and faith• Fatherhood as the ultimate motivation for real change• Why men must prioritise health for themselves and their familiesSubscribe for weekly conversations that challenge how you think about fatherhood, health, and men’s mental wellness.🤝 Share this with a dad or man who keeps saying they’ll “start one day.”📲 Connect with Ali: IG @ali_transformz📩 For business enquiries: admin@themohscode.comThe Mohs Code: A space for fatherhood, men’s mental wellness, and the conversations that really matter.