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Discipline, Faith and Quiet Strength for Modern Men King Junky View is for young men who feel distracted, tired, and pulled in too many directions, even when life looks fine on the surface. There is a sense that something is off, but no clear language for it. At its core, King Junky View is about discipline, faith, and self-mastery in a culture designed to weaken attention and responsibility. It is not built on motivation or performance. It is built on learning how behavior i

A Simple Path To Purpose I’m Ivan Alexander, and King Junky View started as a quiet response to a loud world. For years, I worked in behavioral health, helping young men build better habits one step at a time. In that work, I kept seeing the same thing over and over. People weren’t broken. They were distracted. Chasing approval, status, and identities that never really fit. What most were missing wasn’t motivation. It was direction. King Junky View exists for young men in the

Abstract A growing number of men find themselves asking how to be a man. This question is not a failure of strength or effort, but a signal of identity disruption. This article examines how modern culture, overstimulation, and performance-driven definitions of masculinity have displaced internal alignment. Using behavioral psychology and identity-based frameworks, it reframes masculinity as coherence rather than performance and offers a grounded intervention for restoring sta

Abstract Many men experience seasons of internal pressure marked by anxiety, confusion, temptation, or emotional heaviness. These states are often misinterpreted as personal failure or regression. This article reframes pressure as behavioral data rather than a verdict, exploring how identity shifts, cognitive overload, and cultural expectations contribute to internal conflict. Drawing from behavioral psychology and identity-based frameworks, it offers a grounded way to observ

Abstract Modern culture conditions men to chase approval through status, appearance, and social affirmation. While this pursuit feels rewarding in short bursts, it often leads to psychological dependence, identity erosion, and chronic dissatisfaction. This article examines the behavioral and spiritual mechanisms behind validation seeking and offers a simple, evidence-based way to restore purpose and internal stability. The Age of the Flex Scroll long enough and the pattern be

Abstract Millions of American men are stepping out of the workforce and withdrawing from society, revealing a growing behavioral and psychological crisis. This article examines the clinical, cultural and spiritual factors behind men checking out and provides a simple, evidence-based intervention young men can use to rebuild purpose and motivation. Why So Many Men Are Checking Out America is in an unusual moment. In October, Mississippi’s labor force participation rate sat at