There are a lot of thoughts and images that come to mind when trying to define a "Man's Man". We immediately think of famous men and athletes like John Wayne, Humphrey Bogart, Sean Connery, Ted Williams, Tom Brady, Joe Namath, George Clooney, John F. Kennedy. What do these men have in common? They're charismatic. They appeal to both sexes. They're down-to-earth and affable. They're leaders. They have a sense of style. They're cool under pressure. They're mavericks. They're winners. They're masculine. They're the kind of men other men respect and look up to. They're the kind of men that women swoon over.
A Man's Man is fiercely loyal to his friends. He's the guy who will give you the shirt off his back without question.
A Man's Man is independent. He lives his life by his own rules and doesn't blindly follow others. He has his own moral compass and knows the difference between right and wrong. He always tries to do the right thing.
A Man's Man is cool, yet charming. Suave and debonair succinctly defines him. Mothers, daughters, and women in general adore him for his masculine charm and sometimes mysterious ways.
A Man's Man is comfortable in his surroundings. Whether he's at work, at play, or anywhere in between. he fits right in. In his closet, you'll find sneakers, sandals, loafers and wingtips. You'll find T-shirts and a Tux. You'll find a football, baseball glove, basketball, golf clubs and fishing rods.
A Man's Man is always a gentleman. He never behaves like a boor.
A Man's Man enjoys life. He always has a winning smile on his face and enjoys being a guy. Other men want to be his friend and enjoy his company.
A Man's Man is a winner. He may not be outwardly competitive, but rest assured, he has to be the best at whatever he attempts to accomplish. Whether it's on the field, links, or at work, he's striving to be #1.
A Man's Man is quietly confident. He's never cocky. He's never boastful. He has a sure sense of himself and his place in the world.
To be continued...
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