Jack talks about how Master Morality can complete our idea of being a man. Nietzsche was the founder of the idea of master morality.
It seems like he gets a lot of his insights from Nietzsche. Jack really went in on Nietzsche during his speech. Master morality can complete our idea of being a man. Note #2: The Noble Equation – Good, Noble, Mighty, Beautiful, Happy, Loved By God. I can’t imagine a man who lives a life of no pressure whatsoever calling himself masculine. So, therefore, it’s important to continuously refine your masculinity by engaging in activities that bring it out of you such as martial arts, spending time with other masculine men, challenging yourself, asserting yourself in situations that call for it, taking risks and doing other activities that involve pressure. If you stop expressing it, it also entropies and ceases to exist. What happens if you stop working out? Entropy… Same with your masculinity. This implies that masculinity is something that is developed and maintained. But it’s interesting on Donovan’s end to say that “masculinity is a muscle”. Note #1: To seek resistance and become better at being a man is a higher path. He specializes in the subject of masculinity and tribalism. Jack Donovan is the author of The Way of Men, Becoming A Barbarian, A Sky Without Eagles and other works. #20 George Bruno Jack Donovan (the following are notes and summaries) On a side note, I didn’t agree with every single thing these speakers said so the following notes and summaries are simply my main takeaways. The 21 Convention is a great place to go for full immersion when it comes to your self-development as a man. In this article, my intention is to share my notes and insights from each speaker.
It was an amazing experience and I was glad to be a part of it.
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