The guru looks at the biases we all carry and how they shape what we think the world should be even though we're all wrong. And most importantly how to overcome them

An in depth look at modern men and how they differ from the older generation, about the light and dark side of masculinity and how modern society is attacking masculinity when it should be attacking misogyny. And finally how men need learn how to be masculine again in a positive way.

going beyond the drug and alcohol use everyone thinks of when they here the word, an honest look at vices and how not all of them are as bad as we say they are and the skills we need to make or vices work for us in life and of course how to cut them lose when we have to.

the guru takes a stance on body image and how it doesn't come come from m magazines but or caveman brain and the vicious survival instincts that kept us alive throughout our past and how overcoming it can lead to a better tomorrow for everyone.

starting as a talk about success it becomes a detailed plan for how to play the game of life like a video game to attain what ever you want, it includes how and why we compartmentalize parts of our life, the actual value you get from playing games for life, how the game of life actually works, and of course the rules to play the game correctly.

An open message to the next generation about how generations before you took the best of what the past had to offer and ran with it to make a brighter tomorrow. and how you should do the same even if you don't give us credit, including the most important lessons like having the courage to act or how to be a stoic badass regardless of your gender or pronouns, and also how we as the past generation have all our faith in you to do it.

A harsh look at cancel culture as a means of socialism in this country. as much of a rant as it is a social commentary the guru minces no words about the horrors of censoring the "undesirables" in our society and it's parallels to a witch hunt, also its utter ineffectiveness as a censorship tool.

A cynical look at modern movies and everything wrong with them as told by a streetwise guru who understands way to much about them. including a simple but effective one step plan to make films better in the next ten years, how remakes should really be done, why we need better actors even if they are unknowns, and of course how we should read more books and should be stealing our ideas from there.