"I’ll clean toilets, flip pizzas, serve tables—whatever it takes to feed my family. That’s manhood."
In this episode, I share a recent conversation that reminded me of a powerful truth:
No job is ever beneath me.
I talk about:
Why I’m willing to serve tables again, work security, flip pizzas, or clean toilets
The danger of thinking certain jobs are “below you”
How I’ve lost both a successful business and a six-figure remote job—and what it taught me
Why being a husband and father means showing up however you have to
The truth about “low-level jobs” and how cleaning houses can make six figures
The mindset shift that every man must make: respect the work that feeds your family
This isn’t about career pride—it’s about provider pride.
I’d rather work a “humble” job than have my ego keep my family broke.
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Would you go clean toilets for your kids? I would. And proudly.
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That’s what being a 1% Man is about.
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