Jon Finkel

1 month ago | booksandbiceps.beehiiv.com | Jon Finkel

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2 months ago | jon-finkel-shop.fourthwall.com | Jon Finkel

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2 months ago | midlifemale.beehiiv.com | Midlife MenGreg Scheinman |Midlife Men |Greg Scheinman |Jon Finkel

Morning, Greg here! Welcome to Midlife Male, the fastest-growing, #1 newsletter and lifestyle brand for men 40+. Hundreds of readers are joining us every day for actionable, relatable columns, exclusive interviews and stories you’ll find nowhere else to help you maximize the rest of your life. If a fellow MLM reader shared this with you, subscribe here:In Today's Issue of Midlife Male:Let’s get to it! By Greg Scheinman I’ve been a fan of Chef Robert Irvine for years.

Mar 7, 2025 | midlifemale.com | Jon Finkel

My grandfather spent all eighty four years of his life as a die hard Red Sox fan and at one point, every player on the team was a bum. Every manager was no good. If the Sox were down by a few runs, regardless of inning, it was over. Down three-to-one in the bottom of the 2nd? Game’s done. Down four-to-two in the fifth? Forget it. Of course, he spent the bulk of his life in the midst of the 86-year “Curse of the Bambino”, where the Sox always choked and never won a title.

Feb 21, 2025 | midlifemale.com | Jon Finkel

Forget Al Bundy. Forget his 4 touchdowns in one game at Polk High School (although, still impressive). And forget reliving your “glory days” from varsity football or hoops or that championship travel AAU baseball team you were on. If you’re reading Midlife Male, then that stuff likely occurred twenty or thirty (or even forty) years ago. Were those good times? Yes. Is it fun to reminisce with your old buddies? Hell yes. But what are you competing in now to continue that feeling?