The Gents Blog

Entrepreneurship is more popular than ever, and in this article we would like to introduce you to two podcasts that look at both ends of the spectrum: the venture-backed startups and the hustle-till-you-make-it startups.  There are lessons to be taken from both types of startups that will not just help you if you are interested in starting a business, but also even in your progress in a given career. Masters of Scale This highly-produced podcast is hosted by Reid Hoffman, founder of

There was a time not too long ago when gents had not only not tried sushi, but they had no interest in trying it.  Time has shifted that opinion so

Dating is an activity most associated with single people.  But it shouldn't be.  Dating shouldn't be something that stops when you enter into a long-term relationship or a marriage.  It

Some time ago we wrote about the disruption in the financial services space being led by companies like Wealthfront.  This led some of our members to ask if we saw

Whether in the supermarket aisle or in a Shark Tank pitch, we've all heard about "super foods."  In a world in which we have more choice than ever about how

Among the things they rarely teach us growing up is that there is such a thing as love languages.  Since we often aren't told about them we don't know that we

This last week Elon Musk predicted that we are going to see a 20-year disruption of the traditional car market, and that after that time period all new vehicles are

Most people know that the smartest way to save money on a regular basis is to make it an automated habit.  Either arrange for an automatic payroll deduction from your

Brett McKay and Jordan Harbinger are both "recovering" lawyers.  One never practiced, one got away from it pretty quickly, and we're grateful they did, because they are the brains behind

While there are plenty of gents who enjoy fine dining, there are some who are simply less experienced with white tablecloth eating beyond a standard steakhouse.  There are a few unspoken

Stephen Covey died in 2012, but he will long be remembered for his self-improvement masterpiece, The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People.  It was first published in 1989 and has