This episode outlines practical stages and principles for men to improve dating, relationships, and personal growth. Stage three is about building connection and sharing intent; stage four advances to asking for the next step; stage five is leading and closing the interaction. Learn to test, adapt, and escalate with small micro-steps, while developing communication, confidence, and emotional impact.

In this episode Shae provides some practical steps to overcome hesitation and build real confidence when meeting women: how to create permission in your mind, approach with pure intent, and use simple hooks and storytelling to connect.

Learn the five essential gears—get noticed, give a memorable compliment, connect, hold your frame, and use push-pull—to steadily attract the right partner by practicing direct, respectful action and raising your personal standards.

This episode explores why dating feels like competition, how apps and superficial standards skew attraction, and what men can do to improve their chances of finding the one. It covers practical basics—grooming, style, fitness—then moves into inner skills like confidence, social technique, and moving conversations from small talk towards deeper conversations.

Through building self-trust, learning to approach women without appearing weak, and facing fear and vulnerability, the episode shows how integrating inner work with outward presentation helps men become more empowered, respected, and effective in dating.

In this episode Inner Game Coach Shae Matthews explores how men's unconscious beliefs and shadow material shape their emotions, relationships, and identity, and how coaching, mentorship, or therapy can help people create better patterns.

Listeners are guided through the idea of masculine initiation: developing skills, intention, and emotional maturity to become a balanced, responsible, and liberated man in today’s changing culture.

In this episode The Inner Game Coach Shae Matthews explores masculine energy, how to build confidence, and how to communicate with women while staying authentic. He discusses his journey, the changing rules of masculinity, and core pillars—playfulness, softness, and ferocity—that men can use to balance their energy effectively and lead with purpose.

The episode offers practical insight into expressing strength without shutting down emotion, developing presence and leadership, and learning to modulate between assertiveness and sensitivity in relationships and life.

In this episode Steve breaks down practical steps to build social confidence and form high-quality relationships.

He covers three core skills: how to approach new people without fear, how to listen attentively, and use your words more effectively.

His short actionable advice, encourages people to practice kindness, remain mindful of their speech, how to deepen their connections and become more confident socially.

In the latest episode of The Will to Win Podcast myself and Political Activist Zaky Khalil discuss the widening political divide in America, Charlie Kirk’s influence on college campuses, and how Christian faith informs views on abortion, gender identity, gun rights, and the Constitution.

We reflect on Kirk’s legacy, recent violence, the shifting party landscape, and urge open debate, peaceful civic engagement, and a return to core values as the nation moves forward while under influence of President Donald Trump.

In this episode, Steve & Nav explore the complexities of forming and maintaining friendships as you age, particularly focusing on the shift from having many friends during early adulthood to valuing a few, quality ones in adulthood. Joined by special guest Nav on Track, together they delve into the personal experiences and challenges of making new friends in your 30s and beyond. Steve and Nav discuss the key attributes that define a true friend, such as consistency, support during tough times, and being able to be vulnerable with one another. They also tackle the sometimes painful necessity of outgrowing friendships that no longer align with your values. The episode offers practical suggestions on where to meet new friends, like meetups, health and wellness groups, social sport, dancing & networking events, emphasising the importance of mutual growth, shared interests, an genuine alignment which all help foster meaningful relationships. Tune in for insightful anecdotes and actionable steps on how to enhance the quality of your social life and build high quality friendships that will stand the test of time. Steve also touches on his book called Making Friends Made Simple towards the end of the show.