Dealing With Death: A Different Perspective — Dennis Collins & Dr. Charlie Cartwright

Death changes a man.
Sometimes instantly.
Sometimes slowly, in ways he can’t fully name.

A parent passes.
A friend is gone.
A mentor disappears.
A marriage ends.
A version of yourself dies along with them.

And suddenly, life feels heavier.
Quieter.
More fragile.
And unnervingly real.

Men across the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and everywhere grief and responsibility collide experience this same internal shift:

Why does life feel different now?
Why can’t I shake this emptiness?
Why do I feel numb one moment and overwhelmed the next?
How do I stay strong when I’m barely holding myself together?

Most men don’t lack courage.
They lack perspective — a way to understand death that doesn’t break them, harden them, or disconnect them from the people they still love.

“Dealing With Death: A Different Perspective — Dennis Collins & Dr. Charlie Cartwright” offers men a grounded, masculine, emotionally intelligent approach to grief.
Not a soft, sentimental message…
but an honest, steady conversation about what loss does to a man — and how to move through it without losing yourself.

Dennis brings the quiet strength of lived experience — the masculine steadiness that comes from guiding men through grief, regret, identity collapse, and the rebuild that follows.
Dr. Charlie brings a rare blend of clinical understanding and soulful clarity, helping men see death not just as an ending, but as a powerful initiator of growth, purpose, presence, and emotional depth.

Together, they break down:

• why grief hits men differently
• why emotional shutdown is mistaken for strength
• why death often exposes unresolved parts of your life
• why men feel responsible for staying strong
• why silence and isolation intensify suffering
• why grief can become a turning point instead of a collapse

This session isn’t about “getting over it.”
It’s about understanding what death reveals — about love, meaning, your inner world, and your next chapter as a man.

After listening, you’ll be able to:

• Understand your grief without drowning in it.
• Stay strong yet emotionally present for yourself and the people who rely on you.
• Navigate loss without shutting down, numbing out, or collapsing inward.
• Reconnect with your self-worth during a time when identity feels shaken.
• Hold space for others while still honoring your own pain.
• See death through a lens that brings wisdom, clarity, and grounded peace.
• Move forward with quiet strength — not avoidance or emotional denial.

When a man gains a healthier relationship with death, something profound shifts:

His anxiety softens.
His anger eases.
His compassion deepens.
His gratitude sharpens.
His presence becomes unmistakable.

Because death doesn’t just take something from you —
it also hands you back a chance to live with more intention, courage, and connection.

If you’re ready for a different, more grounded way to face loss and rebuild yourself afterward, listen now or access this session through your subscription.