The Rendezvous Point

Dear Reader,

There is an invisible threat that wants to isolate the modern man You may not see it, but you can feel it. To finesse this threat, to evolve, you need an escape route...

The Rendezvous Point

One thing first, You are not an outcast.

History has never allowed for people to be closer to reach yet further apart. Digital dystopian mediums have created this monster.

Cheapened what it means to interact with your fellow man.

Weakened the bonds that connect us together. In the modern era, you now have a responsibility to yourself to battle isolationism You need tactics in your arsenal to combat this intrusion

𝗬𝗼𝘂 𝗻𝗲𝗲𝗱 𝘁𝗼 𝗰𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗲𝘇𝘃𝗼𝘂𝘀 𝗽𝗼𝗶𝗻𝘁

In the past, the traditional 5 day work week was broken up by evenings with friends and community. The weekend was for home upkeep & church. The workday was for earning. The evenings for breaking-bread and socializing.

Today, the common man retreats to the la-z-boy after a work day. (how fitting)

He avoids every chance of preparing himself, grooming his appearance, and setting out in the world. The disgusting frailty of the tired modern man...

The truth is loneliness is a structural disease being pushed by those that want you weak. The transition to a more open and free world, amongst its positives, has destroyed many of the traditions that have steered a man for centuries You must now put forth effort to tend to the upkeep of your psyche To escape to a place with men of similar standards To commune like generations did before with true genuine conversation and interaction. The rendezvous point can come in several forms: For young men this place comes many times in the form of a gym. For others it can be a restaurant to regular.

More fittingly, for us, a country club is the pinnacle of all modern rendezvous points. In a time where these places to find like-minds are scarce -

The modern country club is the apex.

The culture embraces exclusivity, a scarce and valuable trait. The circles here are small and there is criteria to evaluate a member's merit.

It's a place where man can enjoy a drink with mates. A place to take part in exercise and sport. A place with closed doors to the masses.

Country clubs, traditionally, were known as the locations for elite American's to network and level up as a cohort. In many ways this still rings true.

Regardless, however, of the location, the core value of a community is something we are naturally bound to.

You will succumb to isolationist threats if you do not find a place to escape.

Don't let them win and find your escape.

Find your Rendezvous Point…

With Respect and Devotion,

The Fairway Destiny Team