Your Voice Matters. We Want to Hear Your Story.
At SelfTransformation369, we're conducting listening interviews to better understand the real experiences, challenges, and needs of young menβand the perspectives of parents and family members who care about their development.
These are real conversations where you have an opportunity to speak, and we have an opportunity to listen.
Your insights will help inform the development of practical leadership, personal growth, and support programs that address real needs.
Phase 1: Young Men β We Want to Hear From You
Ages 18β35
What challenges are you facing? What pressures are you dealing with? What do you believe would help you move forward?
At SelfTransformation369, we're inviting young men to participate in one-on-one listening interviews about their experiences, perspectives, and goals.
We want to hear directly from you about:
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The challenges and pressures you're experiencing.
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Relationships, dating, and communication.
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Confidence, personal responsibility, and decision-making.
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Your goals, ambitions, and concerns about the future.
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The guidance, resources, or support you believe would make a difference.
This is not a coaching session or a lecture. It's an opportunity for you to speak openly and for us to listen.
Your perspective matters because effective programs should be informed by the experiences and needs of the people they're designed to serve.
Register for a Young Men's InterviewPhase 2: Parents & Family Members β We Want Your Perspective
Parents, guardians, and adult relatives of young men
What challenges are you seeing young men face today? What concerns do you have about their development, relationships, decision-making, and future?
At SelfTransformation369, we recognize that parents and family members often have valuable perspectives on the challenges young men experience.
We're inviting you to participate in a one-on-one listening interview to share your observations and experiences.
We want to understand:
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The challenges you've observed young men experiencing.
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Changes you've noticed in their confidence, motivation, and personal responsibility.
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Challenges involving relationships, communication, and family dynamics.
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Difficulties you've experienced providing guidance or support.
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What resources, education, or programs you believe would help young men and their families.
This is an opportunity to share your perspective, not to be judged or told how to parent.
Your insights will help us better understand where support may be needed and inform future ST369 leadership-development and personal-growth programs.
Register for a Family Interview