Larger Than Logic Podcast

About Larger Than Logic Podcast

Helping you turn your knowledge into sustainable Income! As a fellow family man, I know that your time is rarely your own. You work hard to be able to provide your wife and kids the things you've only dreamed of. It might feel like you're chasing a goal that is constantly running away from you. You may wonder if your dreams are even possible to achieve with so much responsibility on your plate. Well... THEY 100% ARE, and I'm going to help you achieve them. Let's get to work!

Publisher

Avery Taylor

Category

business · education

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

31 Jan 2025

Latest episode

27 Aug 2026

Latest episodes

54 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   27 Aug 2026

   Why Do I Bury My God Given Abilities & Gifts?

2. 

   25 May 2026

   Bullies Hate Competent Men: Build Skill, Strength & Character in Christ | Larger Than Logic Podcast

   Why do some people seem disturbed by another man's growth, discipline, peace, or competence? In this episode of Larger Than Logic Podcast, we break down the reality of modern "bullies" — not just physical intimidation, but the systems, mindsets, insecurities, spiritual attacks, and psychological pressures designed to keep men small, silent, distracted, weak, and dependent. This episode explores why competence, capability, and Christ-like character are some of the most dangerous things a man can develop in today's world. Drawing from Proverbs 22:29, Avery explains how exposure creates capability, repetition creates competence, and closeness to Christ creates character that cannot easily be manipulated or destroyed. You'll learn why: Many men feel psychologically attacked when they pursue excellence Weakness attracts control Competence reduces fear, dependency, and manipulation Bullies often rely on intimidation because they lack true authority Skill development is spiritual warfare when done in service to God Your interests may actually be clues toward your God-given assignment The gym, discipline, business, communication, and skill-building are all modern parables for spiritual growth This episode also reframes resistance, hate, criticism, and intimidation through a biblical lens and challenges men to stop shrinking themselves to make insecure people comfortable. In This Episode Proverbs 22:29 explained Why bullies target capable men The connection between strength and freedom Exposure vs repetition: capability vs competence How fear and trauma create the "internal bully" Why systems often reward compliance over character Building Christ-like character under pressure Why your interests matter more than you think Using discipline and skill development to serve God and people Why competence creates leverage in life Key Takeaways Exposure builds capability Repetition builds competence Closeness to Christ builds character Competence removes dependency on intimidation Strength without Christ becomes ego Christ without discipline becomes passivity Men need integrated development: mental, spiritual, physical, and communicative Action Steps Identify one interest that deeply pulls your attention Find the high-value skill connected to it Expose yourself to it daily Practice one sub-skill for at least 15 minutes a day Learn from people already competent in that area Refuse to let discouragement separate you from your growth Use your growth to serve others, not dominate them Scripture Proverbs 22:29 "Do you see a man skillful in his work? He will stand before kings; he will not stand before obscure men." This Episode Is For: Christian men seeking purpose Men struggling with insecurity or fear Young fathers and husbands Men trying to develop discipline and confidence Men dealing with toxic environments or workplace politics Entrepreneurs, creators, athletes, and builders Anyone tired of shrinking themselves to survive If this episode helped you, share it with another man who needs encouragement, direction, and strength. Subscribe to Larger Than Logic Podcast for conversations about: Masculinity Christian leadership Discipline Mental strength Communication Skill development Purpose Business Fitness Character development Social Media Instagram: @Avery.TaylorLTL Youtube: @LargerThanLogicPodcast

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   30 Apr 2026

   Performative Man vs Renewed Man: Stop Performing, Start Living in Truth | Larger Than Logic Podcast

   There's a version of you that people clap for… And there's a version of you that God actually created. In this episode of the Larger Than Logic Podcast, we break down the difference between the performative man and the renewed man — and why so many men are unknowingly living a life built on performance, pressure, and silent exhaustion. If you've ever felt like: You have to be the perfect example everywhere you go You're dependable for everyone… but can't depend on anyone You constantly adjust yourself to fit what others need You take on responsibility that was never yours You feel pressure to be strong, smart, calm, capable… all the time Then you're not just "disciplined" — you might be performing. ⚠️ What You'll Learn in This Episode 1. The Performative Man (And Why It Feels Necessary) Many men didn't choose performance — they developed it to survive. Becoming the "strong one" The listener who never forgets The one who solves problems, carries burdens, and stays composed The man who can adapt to any environment These aren't weaknesses. They're skills built under pressure. But here's the truth: 👉 What helped you survive can quietly start destroying how you live. 2. The Hidden Cost of Always Performing Living this way creates a dangerous foundation: Relationships built on who you pretend to be Respect tied to your output, not your identity Exhaustion from carrying roles you were never meant to hold You become: Loved for your performance Valued for your usefulness Seen… but not actually known And over time? 👉 That version of you becomes unsustainable. 3. Why Giving From Emptiness Is Dangerous It's not wrong to give. But it is destructive to give what you don't actually have. There are more "diggers" than just gold diggers: Emotional diggers Status diggers Validation seekers People who rely on your strength instead of building their own If your identity is built on performing, 👉 you will attract people who depend on that performance. 4. The Spiritual Cost (The Part Most Men Miss) When you perform instead of live in truth: You distort your identity You disconnect from who God actually made you to be You unintentionally present a false image of strength and faith You're not just exhausting yourself… 👉 You're showing people a version of life that isn't real. 5. The Renewed Man: Living From Identity, Not Performance In Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5–7), Jesus lays out a standard that doesn't shift based on pressure, environment, or consequence. The renewed man: Doesn't shape-shift to be accepted Doesn't overextend to feel valuable Doesn't perform to earn identity He lives from truth — even when it costs him. 🔥 This Episode Is For You If: You feel pressure to always "be on" You struggle to ask for help or depend on others You've built your identity around being reliable, strong, and capable You're starting to feel the weight of constantly showing up for everyone 🧩 Key Takeaway You don't need to become more impressive. You need to become more honest about who you actually are. Because the life you're building right now? 👉 It will only sustain the version of you that created it. 🎙️ Listen, Reflect, and Share If this episode hits, share it with a man who's carrying more than he admits. 📲 Social Media Instagram: @Avery.TaylorLTL YouTube: @LargerThanLogicPodcast

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YouTube views

21,220

Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025

Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

1 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

1 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 67 / 100

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Quality

91

Social presence

0

YouTube

76

Engagement

32

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