I’ve got good news for you.
What it means for me, well, I’m still not sure.
After years penning this popular column, this will be my last one.
Members of The Oxford Club (the publisher behind Investment U) know why that’s good news… and they know the big risk I’m taking.
If you haven’t heard, I’ve made the tough decision to leave my current role at the center of the Club’s renowned editorial team to pursue my passion project.
The great thing is I have the full support of the Club as I embark on this new journey. That means you’ll still be hearing from me – albeit less frequently and with a different title at the end of my byline.
But hearing and seeing less of me is not the good news. (Sorry.)
No, the good news is I really think you’re going to like my new project – and the admittedly controversial presentation I created to launch it.
If you’re a frequent reader of this column, you’ve likely heard mention of my passion project before. It’s called Manward Press.
It’s about everything it takes to live a successful, healthy and fulfilled life.
Here’s what some of my readers said last week when I announced my side project is now my full-time devotion:
Congratulations to you… for taking such a bold and, I believe, sound decision, Mr. Snyder. With avid interest, I have read virtually every Manward Digest; and I have to say that I share your views and admire your unwavering candor. Your writings and subject matters are relevant, inspiring and bolstering! – S.A.
Congratulations on stepping out on your own. It’s a big step and I wish you all success. I enjoy your work and look forward to continuing to enjoy it in the years to come. – Norm C.
Thank you for all your time and research in writing Manward. I am an older female and love your commentaries and research. I find your venue refreshing compared to all the fluff we are fed through the news media! Good luck on your new venture!! I will be looking forward to your emails! – Donna K.
The idea for Manward Press first came to me during my time in Alaska. I was living and working in some of the state’s most remote wilds – no roads, no electricity, nothing on the radio dial.
My clients – mostly men – came from all over the world, paying thousands of dollars to learn what I do and how I do it. Most of them came to me feeling unfulfilled and jaded about the lack of control in their lives. But after just a couple of days together – and after teaching them just a few simple skills – they left with a renewed sense of purpose and vitality.
The change in such a small amount of time was nothing short of amazing.
I was doing powerful work. Sensing a much larger problem, I wanted to do more.
The truth is that most men are helpless on their own. Because of this, the average modern man lacks a …read more
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