Death by Dad-Bod
This issue, however, goes deeper and wider than just our collective, increasing waistlines. It’s a conversation about what we tolerate. It’s a conversation about standards. It’s a conversation about being producers, great husbands, loving and engaged fathers, leaders and living useful lives.
We have a Mediocre Man Problem
You cannot begin to thrive in work and relationships if you don't first attempt to thrive in your own personal wellbeing.
In Outlive by Dr. Peter Attia he shares “In the late 1970s, the average American male weighed 173 pounds. Now the average American man tips the scale at nearly 200 pounds. In the 1970s, a 200-pound man would have been considered very overweight; today he is merely average.”
Average is just another word for mediocre.