At some point, you’ve probably been on the receiving end of a friendly punch in the arm, backslap or hair ruffle from a male friend or acquaintance. What’s behind overly physical greetings between blokes? This month, Men’s Health’s expert on growth, Osher Günsberg, digs into why men feel the need to use playful expressions of violence to convey their enthusiasm to see each other
This month our expert panellist on growth reveals how he found the key to overcoming existential angst in a very unlikely place: inside Darren Hayes’ skull.
This month our expert panellist on growth looks at how difficult it can be to keep your ego in check and accept constructive criticism. But as he writes, a little humility can go a long way to helping you become a better man.
Work can help some men maintain their mental equilibrium. But you need purpose for the dollars you earn to make sense.
For every upside of getting older (increased opportunities, knowledge acquisition, being able to afford the “good” toilet paper), there is often a downside.
Why do we try so hard to prove we’re on top of things, when deep down we know we’re not?
No one could blame you for assessing the state of the world and resolving not to bring new life into it. But while Osher Günsberg knows exactly how you feel, he makes a strong and uplifting case for thinking again
Without thinking, we’re staring at our phones when we should be engaged with those around us, robbing ourselves of some of life’s greatest pleasures. Fed up, Osher Günsberg cried, Enough!
