Mad Men Yourself - A Gentleman's Guide to Personal Development

The Roaring 20's till the Cultured Sixties; or in other words, the era of THE REAL MAN. Those were the days when a man wasn't afraid to stand his ground and fight for what he believed in. A man didn't have to suppress the testosterone that was bursting at the seams, nor did he subdue the valor that swelled in his heart. He was wise. He was bold. He walked the way he knew to walk, he spoke the things that needed to be said, he chased the dreams that he had since he was a boy and would fight to the death until he had obtained them. He stuck by his virtues when everyone else thought otherwise. He was willing to stand alone, even if that meant momentary embarrassment. Not easily corrupted and not easily influenced by those who had no credibility, those who would happily squander their souls on emptiness and momentary pleasure. The days when a man would guard himself with all diligence, for he knew that his environment determined the fruit of his reputation, character and success. There was a time, but that time has passed. Now that we are in the 21st century, the era of THE REAL MAN seems to have been left in the dust, along with the fact that a gallon of milk used to cost more than a gallon of gasoline. Nowadays, the only men who possess these Traits of Manliness, are those of the elite; the millionaires and the billionaires…of which, sadly, many in that number, have even fallen. And even though the content of this book is on becoming a better man, adapting these traits to your life will in turn make you more successful. I applaud you for purchasing this book and taking the first steps to becoming a happier, stronger and overall better man. May you hold close the traits that are written in this book and may they go well with you, as you apply them to your everyday life.
This book is written from the perspectives and experiences of two men. In their own way, each hopes to impart tools for successful living. Part one is written by Izzy Traub, and part two is written by Ace Salvador.