Becoming Men - No More Mr. Nice Guy

Are you a man looking to create long-lasting, deep, and healthy friendships with other men? We are "Becoming Men", a new men's group sharing a journey of self-discovery and brotherhood.

Monday, July 28th, starting at 6pm, we will be meeting to discuss Dr. Robert Glover's seminal book for men "No More Mr. Nice Guy". This is the first book our group started with over a year ago, and now we are excited to share it with a larger community of men. Buy it, read it, and come out for beautiful summer evening discussion of it in the park with a group of awesome men.

WHEN
Monday July 28th - 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

WHERE
City Park Picnic Site #1

BECOMING MEN
"Becoming Men" is a community offering for men seeking to build healthy and long-lasting relationships by healing our core masculine wounds. We aim to create a safe space for men to discover, express, and relate with one another, while also building deep, meaningful masculine friendships - something that many of us have been missing. We believe that in order for society to heal, men must receive support from other men. By discovering ourselves and supporting other men, we will slowly heal all types of relationships in our lives - with our friends, at our work, with our family, our intimate lovers, and within our greater community. We invite you to take this journey of friendship and brotherhood with us.

What to expect in this book club?
We will provide space for discussion and exploration into the book. We aim to create a safety for men to express new ideas, make discoveries, and relate with one another, while also building deep, meaningful masculine friendships.

It is our hope you will find:

• Understanding of "nice-guy syndrome" and how it may keep you from getting what you really want from relationships and out of life
• Ways to recover from these unconscious patterns through self-reflection and community support
• Hear stories of other men who are recovering from nice-guy syndrome and building a sense of worth-full-ness

GUIDANCE for the Book Club
The weather will be unknown. Please bring water and a light jacket. Plan accordingly. We will provide updates if the weather is an issue. Please bring a blanket to sit on.

COST
This event is free. If you find value in this book club, you are welcome to donate prior to or afterwards to help support our group. Donations are welcome but not required.
Venmo: @dschreibero (#0110)

CANCELLATIONS
Please keep your RSVP up to date, this will help us keep an eye out for you! If your circumstances have changed and you are unable to make this event, we understand and honor your humanness! Please change your RSVP on the event page to "not going".

SAFETY
We are here to provide an emotionally safe, confidential, and inclusive place for ourselves and other men to open up emotionally, grow, and learn. Please be respectful of each other and hold space for each other to show up authentically. We believe that all men, just as they are, are worthy of love, respect, and empathy. We strive to become the best men we can be, all the while refraining from guilt, shame or insults around our past, present, or future. If you cannot meet these basic guidelines, we may respectfully ask you to leave.

ABOUT THE HOSTS

David Schreiber is a trained Authentic Relating Leader through ART International. He has a passion for teaching, learning, and leading. He is also passionate about addiction recovery, music production, spirituality, and building community. He is so excited to build brotherhood with you!

Thomas Morse is passionate about creating and supporting communities where men can heal, grow, express their authentic selves, and support one another. He enjoys practicing music, poetry, skating, and archery. As a father, he is deeply committed to supporting his children and helping raise the next generation.

Mauro “Mo” Perez has been a part of men's groups consistently since 2021, including the Mankind Project. He is in the process of becoming a certified Nonviolent Communication trainer and is passionate about making space for people to heal. He also enjoys organizing outdoor rock climbing trips and writing groups.

Peter Trinh is a Vietnamese American, born and raised in Denver. He is a performance artist and writer committed to expanding the perception of minorities and masculinity in mainstream media. Peter also enjoys meditation, live music, exercise, nature, parenting, and transformation.

Jon Buscher is a man's man, all-American badass, with a beard that will knock your wife's socks off. He did not provide me with a bio, so this is what he gets. Jon also has over two dozen snakes, climbs 5.9's (outdoors!) without looking at Mountain Project, and has a private arsenal which he likes to take down to the shooting range.