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Transforming modern masculinity | Frog Systems

What does it mean to be masculine in a modern society? Join us for a conversation with three stars from the world of rugby who are united in helping men to transform their outlook and improve their lives at home and at work. Our guests: Craig White Craig is an elite coach for individuals and teams, helping them to be the leaders they want to be. He’s worked with the Wales and Ireland rugby teams, the British Lions, and emerging teams nations including Uruguay and Chile. Outside the game he set up Men Without Masks to bring men together through nature to learn from each other, to grow and find purpose.   / craig-white-mens-coach   Rhys Thomas Rhys is a former Wales rugby union international who suffered a career-ending heart attack at the age of 29 which led to struggles with his mental as well as physical health and dependency on alcohol. He uses his personal story to inspire positive change in others and break the stigma around male mental health.   / rhys-thomas-30242a200   Donnie Macfadyen Donnie is a former Scotland rugby union international who won over 100 caps for Glasgow Warriors and retired at the age of 28 through injury. As he transitioned out of professional sport Donnie encountered challenges around his identity as a man and what the future might hold. The host for the discussion is Jane Robertson, Director of Communications for wellbeing streaming service provider Frog Systems. https://frogsystems.co.uk/ Please note: Some of the language in this conversation is quite raw. Chapters: 00:00 – Intro 02:45 – Craig on the influence of his upbringing on what it is to be a man 06’15 - Why male leaders need to change 07’50 – Men can change the script of their lives 08’33 – Donnie on the dilemma of vulnerability v manning up 11’36 – Rhys on the pressures of childhood 16’45 – Rhys on finding purpose after hitting rock bottom 21’00 – How Craig helps men to be more open 24’00 – How somatic therapy can help 28’02 – Why some men feel lost 32’00 – Lean into discomfort 33’58 – Open the right door to embrace equality 36’10 – Commit to the ‘we’ in your relationship 37’50 – The need for men’s groups in workplaces 40’28 – Men should share their real stories 45’45 – Why male leaders should show vulnerability 48’09 – The example of Wigan Warriors 50’47 – Finding a good therapist 52’10 – Final thoughts on modern masculinity