What would your life look like if you stopped making excuses? If you abandoned blame — of your parents, of circumstance, of women, of yourself — and stood in full ownership of your life?

This weekend isn’t about fixing you because you’re not broken. It’s about finding the courage to tell the truth, and claim the life waiting for you.

Accountability

The hardest truth is also the most liberating: your life is yours. Every decision, every action, every regret, every triumph — yours. When you stop pointing fingers and start owning your story, the world begins to shift. Responsibility isn’t a burden; it’s your power. On the other side of radical ownership is the life you’ve been waiting to claim.

Sovereignty

Accountability is free of shame, untinged with guilt. True sovereignty is the ability to embrace your life — scars, mistakes, and triumphs alike — without neurotic self-blame or self-praise. It’s learning to hold a paradox: taking full responsibility and releasing the need to punish yourself. This allows a man to deepen his power, tap into his passion, and fuel his purpose.