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Biography

John P. Weiss writes poignant stories and essays about life. He is the author of “What Life Should Be About: Elegant Essays on the Things That Matter," and “An Artful Life: Inspirational Stories and Essays for the Artist in Everyone." John's work appears in The Guardian, NBC News, Simplify Magazine, Becoming Minimalist, Mr. Feelgood, Good Men Project, and elsewhere online. Over 57K follow his weekly blog, and thousands subscribe to his free Saturday Letters. John is a retired police chief with over 26-years of law enforcement experience. He holds a master's degree in criminal justice administration. John lives with his family in Nevada.

Content

Total articles 256

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  The Places In-Between

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  Mar. 31, 2025

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  Where All Your Yesterdays Are Buried Deep

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  Mar. 24, 2025

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  They Will Be There Long Before Any of Us

  By John P. Weiss Verified

  Mar. 11, 2025

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Company Info

The Good Men Project

The Good Men Project is a media company founded in 2009 by Tom Matlack, based in Pasadena, California. It serves as a multi-faceted platform that collects and shares stories about defining moments in men's lives, aiming to foster discussions about what it means to be a good man in the modern world. The company publishes a range of content, including articles, essays, and stories that focus on themes such as masculinity, fatherhood, men's health, and relationships. In addition to online content, The Good Men Project has expanded into book publishing and film production, creating screenplays and television pilots that explore contemporary issues related to manhood. It also engages a community of thought leaders and contributors to discuss the evolving roles of men in society. With over 3 million monthly visitors, the platform has a significant reach and impact on conversations surrounding men's well-being and positive masculinity.