men@pause: Life 2.0

Matthew Ray Scott, MS; Christopher J. Lisle, JD; G. Bryan Cornwall, PhD

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We’re taught that life follows a script: study hard, land the job, chase success, retire happy.

But what if the script doesn’t deliver the life you thought? What if a man’s journey isn’t linear but seasonal? Can each men@pause moment be a transition to your transformation?

In men@pause: life 2.0, Matthew Ray Scott, Chris Lisle, and G. Bryan Cornwall show how to embrace life’s challenges and leverage them to create new beginnings. Through powerful m@xims and practical m@ps, you’ll discover where real strength comes from, why the biggest setbacks may be your best setups, and what success actually costs—and whether it’s worth it. For the achiever who wants more than a gold star and the man ready to create his own journey, men@pause: life 2.0 is the must-read m@nifesto for flipping the script and defining success on your own terms.

Chris Lisle was born and raised in a small town. He was raised by an attorney he likens to Atticus Finch with whom he would later practice law. He is the second of three sons. He is a former soldier, trial attorney, and adventurer. As a soldier, he was a paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne Division, even completed Army Ranger School and survived the alligator infested swamps of Florida and the arid deserts of Utah. As a trial attorney, he once tried a “Cain and Able” murder case defending a man who killed his brother. As an adventurer, he’s hunted for bear in the Alaskan mountains and later stood on top of Mt. Kilimanjaro, Africa. He has made fire without matches. He lives with his wife. They have three kids, now adults, whom he writes about often but thinks about even more.

Matthew Ray Scott once leapt from airplanes as a captain in the 82nd Airborne Division. Today, he’s the Jerry Maguire of physician branding. Matthew lives, works, and plays in the Ozarks of Arkansas (a.k.a. the Ozark Mafia Poet).

G. Bryan Cornwall, PhD has been a professor, engineer, inventor, scientist, parent, and global citizen. He has designed medical devices that have benefited patients throughout the world and has also received medical care for the body, brain, and heart. Bryan has traveled extensively, searching for wisdom, and has completed marathons on all seven continents.

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