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Do you struggle to be seen and heard by the opposite sex?

Are you desiring more sex and intimacy in your relationship?

What would happen if you could overcome these challenges in your life?

What would happen if you could discuss sensitive issues that no one talks about?

Brother, I hear you. I’ve struggled with these questions; I’ve been there and done it too.

Anything is possible with the right support and pathway. You can turn it around like I have.

I’m Rob Nugen, a connection coach for men. I help you discover your gold in your unique journey of divine masculinity.

I started my inner work journey with the ManKind Project in 1997. I founded ManKind Project Japan in 2015 and have grown in my leadership and facilitation skills, with over 25 years of experience and training to support men in working through the issues they face in life. I’ve been trained in ShadowWork, Cuddle Party, as well as a crisis hotline volunteer.

Now I’m bringing this experience to you in Sydney.

For 12 years I was locked in an unsatisfying marriage where I sought other relationships. Now I’m in a devoted passionate heart-centered relationship, aligned with my needs and values as a man.

Now it’s your turn to discover what’s possible for you in sex, love, and intimacy.

Here’s what you’ll experience in this circle:

• Confidential space for you to settle in, so you can be fully present, authentic and vulnerable
• Grounding meditation to drop into your healthy masculine
• Open discussions around sex, love and intimacy
• Learn why you are triggered by your romantic partners (and why this is a gift for you)
• Raising awareness around our stories and projections in personal relationships

If you feel called to dive deeper in a private container, there’s an opportunity for further work with me man to man.

Feel free to share this event with other men who would appreciate this support.

This sacred space is for 8 men only.

Reserve your spot now for $49

With brotherly love and a bear hug,

Rob Nugen
Connection Coach For Men
W: www.robnugen.com
E: rob@robnugen.com

Today I saw a woman feeling frustrated with a small child crying. She was griping at him as he was crying.

I watched for a bit from a distance as she was like しょうがない！ママ 一人からしょうがない！(It’s too bad! I’m alone, so too bad!)

I sighed and walked away. I could hear him crying so I turned back, praying for some insight on how to help. I saw her riding the bicycle, but then she stopped and got off to engage the boy again. I found myself walking toward them.

I put my bag to one side and gently walked up to her. I put my hand between her and the child in his bicycle seat.

I invited her to breathe, and I just held her with my eyes. I reached out and held her hands for a bit. I hugged her and she seemed appreciative.

After about 30+ seconds of hug, I reached my hand back and gently touched the (coat sleeve) wrist of the boy, who was still crying.

After a bit, I held both of their hands at the same time, intending to act as an interface to help them reconnect.

I said in Japanese 私の日本語は下手ですけど、怒ってることを聞こえます。 (my Japanese is bad, but I can listen to your anger.) In English I said “I can handle it. He is very small.”

I gave her my card and invited her to bring her anger to me.

I hope I helped her reconnect with her goodness as a parent.