An Essay By: Adam Niall Deep within every man lies an untapped power—a force waiting to be discovered, unlocked, and unleashed. This power isn’t found in the noise of the world or in the fleeting distractions of modern life. No, it’s hidden in the core of who we are, buried deep in our soul. And... Continue Reading →
He Wasn’t There
This essay took me 7 years to write but it is 36 years in the making... This past weekend I shared this essay with the men who came to my mens retreat in Sedona Arizona: True North. It was powerful, not just for the men, but for me. To share this message with the world... Continue Reading →
Spotting the Modern “Con”fidence Man
In today's "social media world", confidence undeniably takes center stage. It's captivating and magnetic, drawing people in—but it's essential to recognize that confidence does not always equate to competence. When these two qualities are misconstrued, the aftermath can be severe. To grasp why this distinction is vital, consider the archetype of the "confidence man," a... Continue Reading →
How To Slow Down Time
Do you ever notice how time seems to slip away faster than it used to? You're not imagining it—numerous individuals are experiencing this phenomenon as days, weeks, and years fly by at an astonishing rate. While it may sound philosophical, science firmly supports this observation. Technology, especially our interaction with it and blue light exposure,... Continue Reading →
Huxley’s Warning: Are We Sacrificing Freedom for Comfort?
Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World paints a picture of a world where everything is controlled, people are happy all the time, and life seems perfect—at least on the surface. But beneath that perfection is a world without individuality, deep emotions, or real freedom. Written in 1932, this story feels surprisingly similar to the world we live in... Continue Reading →
2025 Isn’t Going to Be Your Year Unless You Change This
The end of the year is here, and with it comes the familiar refrain: “Next year will be my year.” Maybe you’ve even said it yourself as you eagerly scribbled down resolutions—a list of promises made in the glow of holiday optimism. But deep down, you already know the truth: most resolutions barely survive January.... Continue Reading →
Why “Normal” Isn’t in My Vocabulary—And Why it Shouldn’t Be in Yours Either
Have a normal job, live a normal life, do normal things with normal people. Ever stop to ask yourself, "Is this it?" Because for me, that’s never been enough. Growing up, I had a front-row seat to scarcity—no car for a while, barely enough heat in the winter, and a tiny house that couldn’t hide... Continue Reading →
Growing Up in the 90s: Freedom and Adventure
When I think about the 90s, I can’t help but feel like it was one of the best times to grow up. There was a simplicity to life that’s hard to find today. The internet was just beginning to take shape—no endless social media feeds, no constant notifications. Logging onto the internet back then felt... Continue Reading →
Answering the Call of Adventure
Right now, I’m feeling stagnant. My life feels like it’s in neutral—I’m just surviving, going through the motions. But lately, there’s been something stirring deep inside, a “call” that’s growing impossible to ignore. It's not just any call, but the call of adventure—the yearning to explore, experience, discover, and even get lost. This is a... Continue Reading →
Social Media Is Killing Your Drive
Do you constantly procrastinate? Spend your free time endlessly scrolling social media? Experience brain fog, fatigue and anxiety? Always feeling depressed? Feel like you are constantly "missing out" on life because of what you see on social media? If this sounds even remotely like you, it might be time for a dopamine "detox". What Even... Continue Reading →