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The first threshold · 12 to 19
Youth
Boy to man. A steady hand, honest conversation, and the rite of passage modern life forgets to offer.
CourageIdentity · Transformation
Become who your life
is asking you to be.
There are moments a life stops fitting the person living it. Something has to be set down before anything new can be picked up. This is the work of crossing, and the conversations of people who have done it.
Courage✦Presence✦Brotherhood✦Truth✦Devotion✦Legacy✦Stillness✦Strength✦Courage✦Presence✦Brotherhood✦Truth✦Devotion✦Legacy✦Stillness✦Strength✦
02 · The Threshold
Everyone meets this door.
A threshold is not a bad season. It is the moment your identity stops fitting. The name you were given, the story you inherited, the role you have been playing. One day they cost more than they return. Something has to be set down before the next version of you can pick anything up.
Most people wait at that door for years. The work is learning to walk through it.
Recognition
If you've found this page, I already know something about you.
I
The Father
A father, or becoming one, who knows there's a better version of yourself waiting to emerge.
II
The Man
Willing to do what it takes to invest in becoming the presence your family deserves.
III
The Parent
Looking for a true role model for your son. Someone who can walk beside him.
Three doorways. One passage.
Not three services. The same work, met at three points in a life.
The private work is with men, fathers and sons. The threshold is not.
02
The threshold of another life
Fatherhood
Becoming responsible for someone else changes what you are allowed to keep. Presence, not performance.
03
The threshold of shedding
Identity
The self that got you here cannot take you further. We find what is inherited, what is armour, and what is actually yours.
A note from the fire
Commitment at this level is not optional.
It is the foundation of the work.
This facilitation is for men and boys willing to do whatever it takes to deepen their connection to themselves, their children, and their family. Reaching this page already took courage. The next step asks for more.
03 · The Passage
Four movements. One crossing.
Whichever threshold you are standing in, the interior structure of the crossing is the same.
- I
Naming the Masks
The inherited selves. Name, childhood, lineage, environment, work, status. We find out which ones you are still wearing.
- II
The Severance
The coping strategies are surfaced, and what is no longer yours is cut away. This part is real, and it is done with care.
- III
The Reclaiming
What was buried underneath is returned. A gift, a truth, something that was always yours.
- IV
The Return
You come back to your life, your family, your work, carrying the reclaimed self. Not a new person. The one underneath, finally available.
04 · The Guide
I work with men who are done waiting to become themselves.
I've sat with fathers, husbands, and men in living rooms, on mountainsides, and around fires. Listening for the moment a man decides to stop performing his life and start living it.
The work is private. It is honest. It asks more of you than most things will. It also tends, in time, to give back the one thing we keep losing: presence.
05 · The Call to Courage
The podcast is the front door.
Conversations with people who reached a threshold and crossed it. The first episode is with my mother, on addiction and recovery. Others are fathers, founders, sons. What they share is not a demographic. It is the moment they stopped waiting.
If something in an episode lands and does not leave you alone, that is not an accident. That is the door.
06 · In their words
Men who have walked the path.
Lionheart truly lives and breathes everything he teaches and guides people through. I have had the pleasure of witnessing him being the most amazing father a child could hope for. He is honestly my role model when it comes to parenting. I've worked with him privately and in groups, and his dedication and delivery of his work is unmatched. I'm grateful for the journey he's guided me through, and feel blessed to count him as a dear brother and friend.
Daniel Carlin
Wayfounder · E-comm Entrepreneur
Lionheart is a phenomenal facilitator. He creates a space that feels both safe and challenging. A place where you can reflect honestly, go deep, and navigate whatever comes up with support and guidance. The journey itself is incredibly well designed, with each stage adding another layer of depth and self-awareness as we progressed. I felt fully supported throughout the entire process. Experiencing Lion's work was powerful, and I genuinely believe every man would benefit from going through this journey. You come out of it more grounded, more connected to yourself, and ultimately a better man on the other side.
François de Neuville
Man Uncharted Expeditions
Before working with Lion, I had been going through a very big transition phase in my life. Failing business, depression and feeling lost with no real purpose. From the start I went deep into my identity, unraveling the parts of myself that no longer served me or that were never aligned to my true self. Lion's process was profound, giving me a clear understanding and framework of my natural gifts and capabilities. A lot of 'aha' moments. Lion's approach is a combination of coaching and wizardry. The insights and learnings are powerful enough by themselves, giving me the tools to navigate my next steps with confidence and purpose in all areas of my life. But the energy Lion puts in, his sacred approach and his commitment to this work is profound, which I found really helps me connect to deeper parts of myself. I highly recommend working with Lion.
Monty Hooke
COO · Identity work
If this feels like you
Ready to cross.
Start with one small action. That part is open to anyone. Answer three questions and you will leave with a single next step.
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By application
This work is not crisis support, and it is not a substitute for therapy or medical care. If you are in crisis, please reach out to a qualified professional first.