The Modern Miserable Man

Greg tackles the question that many men ask when faced with the challenge of making real change: Why bother? Building on the principles from “Feed Your Family,” Greg explores why taking ownership in your relationship and household is worth the effort—even when it feels pointless. Discover what’s at stake if nothing changes, and consider the potential rewards from putting in the work. If you’d like to make real progress in solving issues like these in your own life and relationship, consider j...

Greg Lee dives into one of the three critical steps that drive the transformation out of Modern Misery. Step 2, Feed Your Family is not really about cooking. it’s about taking full responsibility for a major area of your household, relieving your partner’s mental load, and creating space for both of you to thrive. Learn how stepping up with leadership and confidence can reignite the connection in your marriage, empower your kids, and give you the freedom to pursue your own adventures. ...

In this episode, we explore the relationship dynamic of "being managed", where one partner—fairly or not—is seen as the emotional 'monster' and the other steps in to soothe the savage beast. Using a real-life example, Greg breaks down the emotional impact of this dynamic, offers insights on how to recognize it, and shares practical strategies for breaking the cycle. Whether you’re the one who feels like you’re being managed, or the one walking on eggshells and doing the managing, this e...

Self-awareness is a crucial prerequisite to taking effective action that moves our lives in the direction we want. In this episode Greg lays out a practical approach to cultivating this self-awareness.

An invitation to join a community of men who are leaving modern misery behind. You can reach me at greg@gregleenow.com when you’re interested in joining us.

“Your life is the adventure, and it can be that way even in the context of your regular lifestyle.” Greg lays out 4 more skills that belong in the toolbox of the man pursuing an awesome life.

“The difference between struggling to do something and doing it with ease is skill” Greg describes two foundational skills that enable a man to take the steps that leave modern misery behind.

In this episode of The Modern Miserable Man podcast, host Greg Lee addresses the obstacles that men might face when trying to implement the three-step process to overcome Modern Miserable Man syndrome. After outlining the steps in the previous episode, Greg now delves into the common forms of resistance and challenges that can arise. From time constraints and workplace pushback to personal doubts and societal expectations, this episode helps you recognize and understand the barriers that can ...

In this episode, host Greg Lee takes a deep dive into a process designed to help men overcome Modern Miserable Man syndrome and transform their lives. If you’re feeling stuck and dissatisfied with your marriage, family culture, career, and physical health, this episode is for you. In this episode Greg outlines the three-step process that will positively impact all of the major areas of your life. Don’t miss this essential episode—subscribe now and join Greg Lee on The Modern Misera...

In this inaugural episode, host Greg Lee introduces the concept of Modern Miserable Man Syndrome —a state of discontent that affects many men today. Greg outlines the core issues faced by men in their marriages, family lives, careers, and physical fitness. He sets the stage for the podcast by defining what it means to transition from modern misery to becoming simply "The Man." Tune in to understand the journey ahead and the transformative steps that will be explored in future episodes.

Welcome to The Modern Miserable Man Podcast. I'm your host, Greg Lee, and I'm on a mission to solve the problems of the modern miserable man. What are these problems? The modern miserable man has followed the conventional path to middle-class success and may even appear to have achieved it. But despite outward appearances, he’s not liking where he’s ended up. His marriage, family culture, career, and physical health aren't what he truly wants and he’s experiencing a pervasive sense of d...