We all want to be a hero, and man...do women ever LOVE us
for it. 

Now obviously, not all of us are Navy seals, lion tamers or MMA
fighters.

Nevertheless, my co-host for this latest episode, self-proclaimed
"hero advocate" Anthony Simeone, believes all of us are heroes,
even if we don’t realize it yet.

In this episode we’ll reveal why real, actual heroism isn’t
necessarily ‘larger than life’, and it’s really a lot simpler than you
think.

Great, right?

But wait a minute...why is it so much more fun to play the villain?
Almost every actor would agree it's WAY more fun to play the bad
guy in movies.

What corner of the human psyche are we are tapping into there?

In our quest to be "everyday heroes", is it okay to get acquainted
with our 'dark side'...all while still being a good, decent man?

I mean, anyone who has ever watched pro wrestling knows that
the "tecnicos" can become "rudos" and vice-versa, all with a
disarmingly sudden plot twist.

Similarly, the emotions you feel when I utter the name "Tom Brady"
kind of depend on whether or not you're a Patriots fan, don't they?

Maybe this isn't all as weird as it sounds.

It all makes for a unique episode, for sure.  Expect a man's talk on
heroism like you've never experienced before:

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