How To Kill Your Inner B*tch - John Lovell

[@ChrisWillx]

Hello you beauties. Access all episodes 10 hours earlier than KZbin by Subscribing on Spotify - spoti.fi/2LSimPn or Apple Podcasts - apple.co/2MNqIgw. Here’s the timestamps: 00:00 How to Live Well in the Present 02:29 The Closest John Has Come to Death 10:27 Transferable Skills from Military Combat 15:06 Why Does the World Need Warriors Today? 23:01 How to Be Open Without Feeling Weak 29:48 Being the Most Dangerous Man in the Room 35:41 Why You Shouldn’t Pursue Fame & Fortune 41:32 Fearing Our Inner Coward 47:57 The Importance of Facing Death 55:03 Where to Find John

[@F1986R]

It's audio only on Spotify still or ?

[@rezareza1195]

this videos content is weak and fishy

[@Alen27Alex]

@@rezareza1195 aaaaZ

[@Raverraver9999]

Man is created to praise, reverence, and serve God our Lord, and by this means to save his soul. And the other things on the face of the earth are created for man and that they may help him in prosecuting the end for which he is created. From this it follows that man is to use them as much as they help him on to his end, and ought to rid himself of them so far as they hinder him as to it. For this it is necessary to make ourselves indifferent to all created things in all that is allowed to the choice of our free will and is not prohibited to it; so that, on our part, we want not health rather than sickness, riches rather than poverty,honor rather than dishonor, long rather than short life, and so in all the rest; desiring and choosing only what is most conducive for us to the end for which we are created

[@thomaswestover2443]

I would actually love to see another episode with John! He has a lot of great things to say.

[@fishinforfun3359]

If there’s someone who can take on being episode 666 it’s John Lovell. Glad you are platforming this guy.

[@capnpicard6146]

Part of me feels like John wouldnt appreciate being on ep 666, but then again he doesnt really seem like a numerology kind of guy so i doubt he gives a fuck hahaha

[@YouilAushana]

Please read my comment

[@bradypierron8736]

I was literally wondering last week “what is he going to do for 666? Either have a pastor, atheist, or a satanist”… John Lovel of course 😂

[@Rorrels]

​@@YouilAushanaI read your comment ❤

[@BWater-yq3jx]

How to be a beast. Or, The Beast.

[@artyzartifacts9799]

To all the men who haven't given up on our society, with all this doom and gloom out there and a system that has turned on you, you are the warriors that matter the most right now!

[@shyguyportal-st3ou]

Men don't just give up on society out of weakness, it's usually because they have been attacked from all angles just for simply existing. It's becoming more clear to me that deciding not to persevere in today's society as a man is an act of defiance, The more we fight back against this system the more push back there is. This has become a war of attrition.

[@AndyTomlins]

Not really. Theres a reason so many of the homeless are ex-forces and so many cant deal with civilian life. You HAVE to be selfish to function in society. This warrior ethic where you sacrifice for others will lead you to ruin in civilian life. There is only one purpose in capitalism, yourself and taking everything you can. If not, others will and they will take your share too.

[@ModelJames13]

Revolution! 🔫🔥

[@artyzartifacts9799]

@@ModelJames13 If you can find a way to avoid any of these land mines you are ahead of the curve. How men are pacified and kept weak . Get them addicted to pron, substances, and or social media . Pass them through an education system that caters to girls from the very start . Remove any positive masculine role models, preferably strong father figures . Remove any sense of purpose . Destroy the family unit to increase the chance that they are raised by single mothers . Turn higher education into a breeding ground for anti male rhetoric and programs . Scapegoat men as a whole by declaring they are beneficiaries of a patriarchy . Create enough economic turmoil to ensure most will never achieve true financial independence . Create divorce laws that would make any sane person elect to never get married . Ignore and or vilify anyone who tries to speak up about men's issues

[@faza553]

Hygienic Autonomy: A Manifesto the liberty to declare myself sick; the liberty to refuse any and all medical treatment at any time; the liberty to take any drug or treatment of my own choosing; the liberty to be treated by the person of my choice, that is, by anyone in the community who feels called to the practice of healing, whether that person be an acupuncturist, a homeopathic physician, a neurosurgeon, an astrologer, a witch doctor or someone else; the liberty to die without diagnosis. BRAVE NEW BIOCRACY: HEALTH CARE FROM WOMB TO TOMB , By: Illich, Ivan

[@ssunkite1]

Man, John is next level, rare individual in today's flaky world. Excellent guest.

[@nathwhit3980]

Do the next right thing.

[@bipslone8880]

He's a war criminal

[@travelsouthafrica5048]

There many good men out there , Mike Winger , Justin Peters to name just two , if you ask the Holy Spirit He will show you were to go to find them

[@thomasholmes341]

“That improved my prayer life.” Amen

[@Gweidemann]

That really struck me when he said said as well , when he's describing in vivid detail that exact combat experience • he and his fellow soldiers were experiencing • something about "That improved my prayer life." Good one.

[@curtisscott9251]

"Passive men are neither warriors nor poets." ... THAT is today's favorite quote!

[@reesewhitt5495]

I worked hard to retire at age 55 thinking I would have a lot of time to travel and do other things I wanted to do and had put off. Two months after I retired I was afflicted with a debilitating health issue. I’ve spent the last three years in bed. 58 and watching KZbin all day ( and reading) because I can’t do anything. Do the fun things while being responsible and planning for the future. It’s called balance.

[@airborne39]

Hi, that is so sad to hear. I trust God gas a purpose never the less and can multiple where we see darkness only. Have a look at ksb Mission south africa. You will find very inspirational and deep content that is worth while. The lord be with you

[@danieldigiuseppe7912]

Hope you feel better man. I get to where I obsess about leaving the workforce. But it seems it comes at cost.

[@jameshanna8762]

Great advice. Plan to be happy someday, but, also, be happy every day. This is life right now. Even in misery, find a way to be happy. That philosophy got me through to Army retirement at 43. I had a blast for 23 years in the Infantry, and now that I am out, I am having even more fun. I was fortunate, and I am very grateful for how things turned out.

[@ingenriquepo]

I hope you get better, brother. Your wisdom is well recieved!

[@travelsouthafrica5048]

Two people you should watch , Dr Eric Berg and Dr Sten Eckberg , you will get better

[@bvictory5698]

At a red light in PA, 41 mins in, and I’m listening to this and a dude in the car next to me who has easily 5-10 years of life of me rolls down his window and yelled amen! men are allowed to have emotions! Faith in humanity goes up a few notches, thanks gentlemen. I needed that boost in humanity today.

[@letamorgan6819]

Thank you for this interview. As a 68 year old woman starting over in life alone and getting my second wind in life. I've been intentionally surrounding myself (even if on you tube) with strong 'warriors' and being one myself. This is a time in history when we have to stand up for truth, character and growth. Your guest articulates In A very balanced manner what men ... and women need to hear and act on. Thank you so much for this video...

[@bjones5791]

"Stop and Think" Francis Chan here on youtube is a beautiful 15 minute video also.Hugs from Texas!Brent

[@TheHumanSpirit]

This comment pulls at my heart. Stay strong, Leta. I will work to do and be the same.

[@bradclark6191]

I REALLY like this comment a lot letamorgan. Your comment alone is inspiring.

[@mnrick1960]

Good luck Ms. Morgan. God speed.

[@playitbyear5312]

John is the real deal. I’ve trained with him and his outfit numerous times and have followed his content for years. He’s been a heck of a resource to me and i can’t recommend him more highly.

[@ambition112]

0:06: ⚔ Living free and dying well means living for a higher purpose, being ready to sacrifice for others, and focusing on what truly matters in life. 5:31: 💣 The speaker discusses the balance between fear and being scared in intense and scary situations, sharing personal experiences and lessons learned. 10:45: 🎖 The speaker discusses the difference between fear in combat and fear in civilian life, and the importance of being intentional and facing fears every day. 15:49: 💪 Men are meant to embody both the qualities of a warrior and a poet, being strong and protective while also being loving and vulnerable. 21:59: 💪 Strength is not limited to physical abilities, but also includes emotional, spiritual, and mental strength. 27:57: 🥋 Being humble is more important than being dangerous in the warrior archetype. 32:39: 💪 The importance of humility and pursuing goodness over fame and fortune. 38:06: 💪 Facing fear and discovering inner strength 43:18: 🔥 Facing fear and growing through it by recognizing and overcoming cowardice. 49:08: 💡 The importance of resolving conflicts, expressing gratitude, and answering philosophical questions before facing one's own demise. 54:43: 💡 Forgiving someone is important for self-preservation, but trust must be earned and not easily given. Recap by Tammy AI

[@Jay_Hendrix]

Really good timestamps 👌

[@quantumpotential7639]

Thanks Ms Tammy. You did a really wonderful job here and it is very much appreciated by all, which is a lot of people here. Anyway, thanks Tammy for your hard work and may God Almighty bless you in a way that glorifies His Holy Name. Now let us pray 🙏 Tammy

[@yannis.yeegeo]

Brilliant, thank u

[@michaelstewart1838]

@ambition112 This recap is done by ai? Or is that a nickname? Thanks ✌️

[@CharlieFF136]

You are literally doing the Lords work! Well done!

[@heidi22209]

I am frickin thrilled John and Chris are sharing ideas!!!! I have mad respect for John's message.

[@YouilAushana]

Please read my comment

[@jessesmith5932]

John Lovell is literally my favorite person. So down to earth and inspiring

[@Scientist_Salarian]

Yep. He is literally the best influencer for men on the whole internet. Rock star human being.

[@bipslone8880]

And a war criminal

[@WallabieMcDee]

Is it the word "And" or the words "War Criminal" that you have zero comprehension of?

[@bipslone8880]

​@@WallabieMcDee If you are an American the fought in the Iraq war, you are a war criminal.......and morally bankrupt

[@bipslone8880]

@@Scientist_Salarian Never take advice from a war criminal

[@JRyan-OSO]

9:38 "No one ever masters fear. Every single day you gotta get up and fear will manifest itself in a million different ways... I've performed everywhere on the scale of absolute hero and absolute zero. Just because you performed bravely in the past is no guarantee you will behave bravely in the future. Every day you gotta keep earning it., which sucks." I've been a fireman for 15 years, and this couldn't be more true, yet few acknowledge or embrace it. Chris, thanks for asking thought provoking questions. John, thanks for being genuine and transparent about your experiences with fear.

[@charleswilliams7325]

“Being able to die well means that you lived a life that was worthy of your calling” powerful wisdom right there

[@thekitchenvillain]

This was one of the best podcast guests you can have and extremely unexpected! This is what every man should aspire to be. A warrior, a scholar, and a family man of some sort of faith.

[@iant720]

Provider, Protector and Priest

[@lumkamsomi2836]

Loved that explanation of being a lion and a lamb. I think men should strive to be gentle not weak. And I think society knew this at some point hence the term "gentlemen". I also think it is important for men to also know what to be at what time. Violent during a war but gentle when growing and leading a family.

[@johnbrown4568]

An interview with John Lovell demonstrates that Chris is definitely picking up his game. Good job sir.

[@bruhmoment-yt2zp]

John is a great mix between traditional views and not being harmful or insulting to other people's way of life.

[@aaronsahipakka3224]

What a brave and great man for confessing Christ like this! God bless!

[@kingscairn]

When you know youre going to die , things get really clear - a calm feeling of liberation washes over you

[@kingscairn]

When you look into deaths eyes - he dont scare you anymore

[@spa9920]

I get this calm when I’m walking on iron hundreds of feet in the sky. It’s very clear and calming and just allows one to be present

[@ianwynne764]

Hello Chris: I am only part the way through watching this video, however, John has helped me to feel about about myself. When I was living in Tokyo, on afternoon, there was a 6.2 quake, which was much stronger than I was used to. I was living in the top floor of a four storey apartment building. There were different frequency vibrations travelling up and down the building. Sometime, the vibrations would add together and building would give a sickening lurch. There was a very small park just behind my building. I sat on my bed frozen with fear. Since then, I have always felt really stupid about it, up until a few minutes ago. Please pass along my thanks to John. Have a really lovely day.

[@nightmoose]

You felt stupid because there was an earthquake that shook your building and you had a totally rational human fear response? It was smarter to stay in place than try to run down the stairs during an earthquake. You did the rational thing.

[@ianwynne764]

@@nightmoose Thank you. Have a lovely day.

[@bradclark6191]

Wow I just read 2 words in your comment … well I read the whole comment but the 2 words that finally, simply and perfectly describes something. I was in the 89 6.9 earthquake in SF Bay Area Ina top floor of a building. “Sickening lurch”. That is EXACTLY it.

[@ianwynne764]

@@bradclark6191 Hello Brad: Thank you. Have a lovely day. Bye, Ian

[@smvw4447]

Remember this so well 93' in Tokyo 6.1 as well, sat still for a bit in my room then ran outside screaming in my nightclothes to see everyone else look at me as if ' no big deal you will get used to it etc' ...

[@mnmz8393]

I think this is your best Podcast, yet! John Lovell is an awesome, courageous and strong man. A great role-model for men and boys! Thank you, Chris.

[@albertbecerra]

​@YouilAushana where's your comment?

[@bipslone8880]

He's a war criminal ..... not very Christian

[@mnmz8393]

@@bipslone8880 only a war criminal to a terrorist... Making war against your enemies is just as Christian as it is to attempt to forgive.

[@bipslone8880]

@@mnmz8393 Not much of a moral system but Christianity is really based on two things. 1) Blind obedience to a Authoritarian figure. 2) Might makes right In Christianity you are gods servant and you must both fear and love this jealous god or be tortured for eternity..... Your God of love

[@mnmz8393]

@@bipslone8880 Well, than you don't know anything about morals or their development... A poor take on subjects far beyond you. Go away.

[@joemama69448]

I almost spit out my drink when he asked John what the difference between a near and far ambush was. The dry delievery of "proximity" was almost too much 😂

[@millerbrosmediaoffgridflyf7767]

John is the man, I've been following him for years. So much wisdom, he truly knows how to love and protect Well.

[@jeffdanner653]

John is correct when he says we really never know what we can or will do until we face our own mortality . When we face Death and survive , we may still have fears , but it defines what our LIfe really means to us ; and all those that we know . And what we canand will do to protect ourselves , and those we love .

[@kcconley5834]

States "I am more warrior than poet" then goes on for an hour with a great and astute dissection of life love and faith, sir you are much a poet if your warrior is more fearsome than the heart I just saw then I surely pitty your enemies

[@BobDavisScenarioCommunications]

Outstanding interview. "Humilty is praise worthy, and pride is before the fall".🔥

[@kenabrahamson5114]

I love this interview. John here is what I say to people who are the subtle strong leaders. Leaders are always realized but rarely recognized but always remembered. So you may not have the trophies but you have the trust

[@emmanuel.belanger]

John is amazing. A true poet warrior, a virtuous man ⚔️🛡️

[@Pennconst101]

I don’t remember who said it but it’s by far my favorite and most applicable quotes.. ‘ it is far better to be a warrior in a garden, then a gardener in a war’

[@cbrider6267]

Chris, you are cruising thru these talks and bringing the best out of your guests. I'm impressed. Keep up the good work and stay humble.

[@josemanuelsanchezrosales1066]

Apathy is a sure sign of underlying fear. It's definitely something I've detected in myself when I feel like something's off. Thank you both so much for this amazing episode.

[@carllarosa4421]

Thank you so much for mentioning fear is an ongoing battle. Very encouraging to hear sometimes we perform like a hero and sometimes we perform like a zero. Past success does not determine future victory. No one has ever fully arrived. We must constantly take on our adversary satan.

[@danieldigiuseppe7912]

Great comment. He's always there to make a fool out of a guy.

[@jimmycarter1843]

Here I am almost sixty years old work my 60 hours a week trying to get ahead. And then You get devastating news about your health. Live every day like at your last.

[@climbermatt556]

"Passive men are neither warriors nor poets." Absolutely love that.

[@mariahvega7230]

Awe, I didn't know of him until now. It's really nice to listen to a vet talk about the struggles of dating and going from one life to the other. It's so hard for me to relate to a man who hasn't been in the military the life is just.... different. I loved this one...

[@manuelmorales6773]

John Lovell is and American hero and a role model for us patriots !

[@paulsansonetti7410]

Chris Kyle was a huge liar So is Marcus Lutrell John McCain was a huge liar Pat Tillman was killed for becoming skeptical of US foreign policy The fact that you morons can fanboy sociopaths that lost a 20 year war with goatherders is extremely telling and pathetic

[@Esch_atton]

Really awesome seeing you talk to these warriors. Our society deserves and needs their wisdom!

[@robyncohen8542]

Thank you to all courageous men. Us women need you.

[@DavidSlaysGoliath]

Feminists want to emasculate men. I guess they think it will empower themselves. But an emasculated man cannot and will not properly protect women from dangerous men or situations.

[@DavidSlaysGoliath]

Feminists want to emasculate men. Apparently they think it will empower themselves. But an emasculated man cannot and will not protect women from dangerous men or situations.

[@DavidSlaysGoliath]

Hmmm? My comment keeps being removed. I guess the You tube censors have a real problem with too much truth. Sorta like Joseph Goebbels ministry of propaganda made sure truth was gotten rid of. But God is in control not the tyrants on the left. In the end they are the losers!

[@AlexisLK]

I have to say very sincerely that this is easily one of the top 5 conversation and podcast I've ever listened to. The part on explaining the importance of 2nd amendment was brilliant.

[@buddykaiyala]

This guy's foundation in real truth is very apparent with how he talks about the need for warrior and poet.

[@SusieQusie71]

Thanks for having John on your show. Loved getting to know him a bit better and really enjoyed listening to his perspective on life.

[@JKnSK]

This guy is incredible. More of this. This is what our world needs to hear.

[@joshuajohnson7269]

John is perfect role model for any young man tht dnt have a strong male figure in their life period.

[@elsh332]

I loved this conversation ❤ this is a real man who understands the depth and balance of what it is to be human 🎉 I would only hope that every man could find his own version of this type of beautiful masculinity and manhood.

[@drroyalbleu7021]

Glad I found this on the feed. Subscribed and ready for more. To John, thank you for opening my eyes. I've been facing an uphill battle with the family farm, and whether or not I want to continue working here, and eventually taking ownership. My dad was always gone, pushing to do the work, and neglecting our family. He also placed, and still places, a lot of responsibility on my shoulders. I've resented him for all of it, because I've always felt I missed out on the childhood I saw all my friends got to have. And he hasn't been able to understand that. I fear if I leave again, because we can't rectify this issue, he'll be disappointed in me. And that's caused immense stress in my work and home life. Your words about facing the fear have given me a boost in pushing forward towards finding a proper resolution. Thank you.

[@unclemoe6043]

God Bless Royal Bleu... Glad u found this Cat John. Awesome dude though. Read ur comments and guess i can almost relate to your Demise with ur Dad. Dont feel lke ur alone, I recommend prayer and patience my friend. Keep at it as best you can. There is always that light the end of the tunnel. My Dad moved on so.e time ago and the memories are still there, always poping up every so often. But even then its less and less every time. Hang in there Brother, have faith. You can and will overcome the situation. God Bless hav faith and stay positive.

[@joeatelly2912]

Yes I've said it for years. If you think its worth dying for, it's definately worth living for.

[@jerrodbates8480]

"Deeper reservoirs in his soul" is one of the greatest things I've ever heard

[@mattinthehat22]

WPS is an awesome channel. You can’t be humble until you’re actually good at something. John is humble on many fronts.

[@Jesteraron]

John Lovell is one of my heroes! Thanks for interviewing him. I think we should all strive to be like John.

[@ak-488]

Well, ya can`t unless your a VET.

[@Jesteraron]

@@ak-488”like” not “same”.

[@acwilsn]

John's intelligence and his ability to articulate and express his insights are truly off the charts! Well done gentleman, excellent interview!

[@maxroberts7393]

Lovell is very articulate and charming. Very charming.

[@keelcolvinyous5180]

John is a modern renessaince man, and quite possibly a modern leader in logical philosophy, possibly further without even realizing

[@maxroberts7393]

Lovell is very articulate and charming. I must have missed his manly, renaissance modernity, but am confident he would wholeheartedly agree with that.

[@Infinitespace04]

Humility is the floor with which you build the walls of self/external honesty and integrity around

[@guydebord397]

Humility instead of Vulnerability (per context) - Great Advice.

[@jackreacher6758]

Awesome having John on. When I fear or anxious I read Psalm 91 God bless

[@MrCarkyle]

John's a Stud. Great guest choice! This guy should be a regular.

[@lovlina11]

We want Sir John lovell more

[@TheHumanSpirit]

This guy's a wonderful communicator. Very inspiring. Particularly his thoughts on warrior vs. poet.

[@TheJasonsheppard76]

The part about getting cut off in traffic and losing it man that burned like a hot iron to hear but it’s true thanks for saying the things that need to be said and giving us the callout no one else will these days.

[@yeahokbuddy]

I've watched a lot of his book circuit interviews and this one is so far my favorite. You have a way of breaking people out of their rehearsed or comfortable talking points and opening up the curtain to their more personal selves. Keep up the good work!

[@davidfarrall]

John Lovell’s reality-based and honest insights are his heroism. His take on vulnerability, humility and even the strength of women make him a proper and authentic man. Definitely a good man.

[@ChaosKnight06]

I just finished his audiobook, so the timing of this interview is perfect.

[@rickwoods2352]

Our active duty airmen, sailors, soldiers, marines, coastguardsmen, veterans and first responders, this is Americas true Royalty.

[@mk45gunnr25]

While i was a cop working the downtown precinct, my beat was the bar district. Always had Rangers around and this was from 06-12 so the GWOT was really hot an md heavy. Got to know a bunch of Rangers from the 1/75 and they were some of the finest human beings I've ever met. A buddy of mine who was nicknamed Mongo was always such a great dude. He bought it on one deployment to the Stan. I walked into a bar for a bar check and saw his bros standing at the bar and welcomed them back, looked around and asked "Where's Mongo? Already shacked up somewhere?" Cracking a joke. When i saw the looks on their faces i just thought "Oh no" and one of the guy's said he bought it. Broke my heart. They said they were about to do a shot in his memory so i told the bartender that this round was on me and to look after these gentlemen. The barkeep gave them their shots and I said "don't forget about me now". The bartender laughed and said "youre on duty brother" i said "I'll take the write up now give me my drink". The bartender poured me a shot, and Mongos brothers toasted him and we drank. When i tossed my money down to cover the round the bartender said "nah bro. Your moneys no good tonight" and those Rangers drank for free. I asked Mongos sergeant to give his family my deepest sympathy. I am not ashamed ti say i had tears in my eyes for a good while after that. Im also not ashamed to say i loved every one of those men like they were my brothers. When i got off duty in the morning i went home and hugged and kissed my kids and tucked them back in. Got in bed, hugged and kissed my wife, laid there and stared up at the ceiling. My wife (who was with me throught two deployments and was now also a cops wife) asked me if i was ok. All i could croak out was "Mongos dead" and i wept for him and all my bros who didnt make it home. God bless my wife, she held me and said "Thank God for men". Mongo i still miss you bro. God bless the Army Rangers and every man and woman who put their asses in harms way so that others may live their lives. Thank You, Father, for putting men like that in the world. All Glory and Honor is Yours Lord for without You there is no Glory and no Honor. Amen.

[@johnanderson3405]

The amount of true wisdom that was offered to anyone hearing what John is saying is PRICELESS. God bless John and his family. Absolutely incredible work by both of you ❤

[@brettbret8836]

More and more people are starting to question the virtue of these constant wars we are fighting.

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

Although I’m a non interventionist with respect to foreign policy, the world has enjoyed an unprecedented time of peace and economic growth since the end of WW2 under the US acting as “world police”.

[@gapho5198]

@@brawndothethirstmutilator9848 that's despite America acting as the world Police, not because of them, if they did not act like they do, there would be even more peace.

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

@gapho5198, False. The consistent testimony of recorded history demonstrates that having one clear regional (and now global) power increases stability and peace.

[@Ioo-nd6hf]

@@brawndothethirstmutilator9848 bruh, no The last century and the first quarter of this one has shown that unipolar american power has been completely wasted and has been a catastrophic failure that's shown that our government will install the very despotic tyrants it claims "police against" across the world to further our donor class interests, found or back the same terrorists it claims to fight in places they want to insert themselves into to 'clean up' the mess, and will gladly overthrow genuine democracies it claims to fight for if the people vote a different way than what heavy monied interests want. Everything else is ideological window dressing of corporate syndicate piracy with a national military face to let them take the fall of it goes bad and make naive suckers who don't know better feel like it was a noble cause while offloading responsibility to train them to go saying 'blame the politicians who sent me ( and not the ones that bribed them into it) while still 'just following orders' to virtue signal a faux patriotism to cope with the curtain lift moment of finding out the truth after fact. Thankfully, this Disney movie 'BroVet Bolt syndrome' of is being more rapidly cured by the day as peoples access to information let's them weigh what they're told against what they can verify to counter the endless propaganda fed to them by institutions who will never be truthful.

[@Madamjonibee]

Chris, I have been following you for some time now and absolutely love your videos! This episode is great. And I say this as a female, non military, single mother of 2 awesome grown sons. I think throughout the years I had implemented some of the characteristics that you have shared with your audience, simply knowing their importance. I am a 100% woman that unapologetically resonates with some of this male energy, and have found that to be helpful and even life saving throughout my life. Thank you for all that you do and the guests you share with us. ❤️🙏

[@ak-488]

We have women who are running circles around many of these so called male species things, do they grow a beard to depict I`m a male? What can they do to depict a man? Right, punch the screen if the team loses.

[@kyleheins]

Most of what John talks about and writes about applies accross the board. The exact application may vary between genders, but the foundation is universal, since it's based on the word of God, which is also universal with variable application...

[@shawnbruce6934]

John Is Super In Tune with What is Really Important.

[@MegadethTillDeth]

God bless John Lovell. May You fill that mans life with all of Your worlds beauties. May You bless him and his family with everything they need, including the tough times that forge young men into warriors. Amen.

[@907alphaprime7]

So honored to be part of and support such an amazing family and business. John is a perfect epitome of man of steele and velvet

[@renovatioin]

Fear wouldn’t be fear for someone if they weren’t afraid. Those who push their ability to perform in that space are set apart and can be called brave.

[@charlesstanford1310]

I believe that I was quite vulnerable when I was at my most passive. I used to be very emotionally expressive and feel like I *had* to tell the woman I was with *everything* I was feeling. Relationships to me meant intimacy, meaning I had to let her in on all of my inner experiences and feelings. And I was emotionally needy: I could be hurt easily. You know, that's what "vulnerable" means: that's its etymology. I had to learn that trying to "be myself" that way - not worrying about "trying to be a man," dismissing masculinity as restrictive, trying to forge a new and different way to be a man which would allow me to fully express my sensitivity and so on... I had to learn that by doing that I was not making anything, I was not getting anything done, I was emotionally weak, and I was being a burden. And that's the way it is. I appreciate John's comments about "vulnerability." "Humility" is a good alternative word; I'd also propose "meekness."

[@redpillnibbler4423]

Forget the fickle trappings of society and expectations of others,life is very simple,people have complicated everything.

[@kyleheins]

It's a very fine line between relying on your partner for the support you need and placing undue burden on them while shirking your own duties.

[@charlesstanford1310]

@@kyleheins Hell if I know where that fine line is.

[@kyleheins]

@charlesstanford1310 it's a learning process for life. What I know now is that balance is vital, and openly communicating from both sides is the only way it works. Plus, the individual's approach should be one of open honesty and teachability, but not one of passivity or excessive complaint.

[@arturomorales9611]

What a conversation… these conversations are needed for the world to hear. I lean into John’s perspective because I share the faith. Great job fellas

[@patty109109]

It’s very cool that this guy admits to being so fearful that at times he just froze up.

[@lifeorliberty3086]

John is one of the most amazing men ive ever seen. He is a true gift to anyone who will listen to him. You can learn alot from him.

[@user-oi9iz9jr8y]

I absolutely love what John is saying

[@DannyPodesta]

I really enjoyed the talk. I sent it to my sons to listen to. ‘Humility is a seed that will reap a harvest of blessings on the other side’

[@missshroom5512]

It really is about the journey not the destination. Yes retirement can be very challenging with many aspects of life. Sit and critically think about what changes and you will see the challenges. That’s why you really should strive to do what you enjoy because that is what most of your life will be👍🏼🌎☀️💙

[@Medic6581]

I Love this man. Make your own Death your best friend, your closest ally. A lifetime lived as one single moment. Much Love to all

[@mikiniss24]

John’s the real deal. 👍

[@williamvigil2951]

"Idk but he is sovereign" chills. I had to stop the video and praise him. That is beautiful.

[@alezanee]

This has to be an incredible episode. Hell yeah

[@alexhill4972]

John Lovell is one of my favorites to listen to. Just started his book, The Warrior Poet. Highly recommended to any man!

[@sp22m3]

Lolz, gods warrior is on episode 666. If there's someone able to take that episode and still push for the light, it's the warrior poet himself.

[@Sabamonster]

Beautifully articulated.

[@darcy8567]

What John said about God's sovereignty helped me to pray a long overdue prayer. God uses us for His purposes even when we cannot know it. Thank you for having him on.

[@annamariabodzas3744]

Epic!!!! God's warrior!!! Possibly one of my fav interview to date! Huge thank you to both!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@michaeljay4816]

Wow. I’ve had this man pop up in my feed a few times and never gave it a click. I’m thankful to find him here. I particularly appreciated his contrast and preference for humility over vulnerability. I’ll keep thinking on it.

[@josephmoilliet8194]

Best interview yet! John is the well balanced mentor I have been searching for.

[@randolphschreiner4479]

This was a beautiful episode. Ive been walking the warrior path a long time and have felt very alone. It is refreshing to recognize that their are others out their also following this dimly lit trail. ❤

[@marvinbrock960]

John is pushing an idea that “seems” to have died out long ago, based on movies and books.. Reality is different, people are people, always have been.. It’s making a choice to be better and be a protector. Rock on John L. ❤🇺🇸

[@barneymccord4759]

John Lovell is a man that I can respect. Need more men like him.

[@rostamr4096]

Great point on volunerbilty vs humility..thanks John

[@meals24u]

*I love seeing these positive comments in here regarding John! A true humble brother that tries to make this world a better place by making us better Poets and Warriors, LITERALLY!* I just realized that I don’t think I know any other like him.. Guy brings tremendous value to the table..

[@TrialByFire14]

Chris. This was the first full episode of your show I've watched and I enjoyed it immensely. Keep up the fantastic work ! And ty !

[@oldschoolsaints255]

John Lovell is the ultimate man’s man! Love that dude!

[@marksephton2333]

Awesome interview, really pleased to see John on your podcast.

[@StephenRuiz-e8s]

“I would have sooner assured my inability to fail through not being put on the stadium floor, rather than face the potential of defeat” - Wow! Solid truth! This quote is worth the entirety of this amazing podcast/interview … THANK YOU!

[@torkgems]

666 can be a magical number. I think it’s a blessing he’s on here to teach his wisdom 🥹

[@gixxerclay7349]

John Lovell is impressive. I could listen to him all day.