The Amazing Development of Men, Expanded 2nd Edition: Every Man's Journey from Knight to Prince to King

By: Alison A. Armstrong

Narrated by: Alison A. Armstrong

Making sense of men's evolution... The stages of development describe the lifelong process by which a man's sense of self evolves. Predictable and unavoidable, these stages determine what men live for and what they can't live without. Understanding the differences between knights, princes, and kings is critical for success in romantic relationships, raising sons, and working effectively with men.

In this intimate conversation you'll learn:

• What men can and cannot provide at each stage
• How to avoid the tragic mistakes women make
• What's really happening during a "mid-life crisis"
• What makes a man "ready" for relationship, marriage, and children
• The importance of adventure to men of all ages

Plus much more!

©2008 Alison Armstrong (P)2013 PAX Productions

Illuminating, but...

This is my re-engagement with Alison's work. I discovered her about 3.5 years ago with "The Queen's Code", which I loved, and subsequently went back for "Keys to the Kingdom". As a woman, I find her work invaluable and very helpful in "making sense of men". As she explains, you can continue to suffer or you can use this knowledge to ease the way. However, the piece that's always been missing for me is the real issue of personal responsibility. Somehow her work gives men AND women an "out". Kinda like, "...it's just how I'm built, it's what I gotta do..." Yet, as spiritual beings having an human experience, aren't we called to transcend our primitive instincts and do our best to act in regards to not just our higher good, but the higher good of those we love/care about? A man recognizing that he is compelled to build & has little energy (physical, emotional or mental) for nothing else should rightly choose to be alone while he works his way through his development. Why seek out or encourage relationships if you can't sustain them? That's not serving the other person's/people's best interests.

Imperative for men to read!

...And of course women too. A very beautiful look inside of minds and hearts of men and women and the stories we tell ourselves about the opposite sex. Thank you Allison!

This is the f**king coolest!!!!

Why isn’t this taught to all of us from birth! It would heal so much in the world. Thanks so much for putting this together.

Fantastic introduction!

I couldn't wait to listen all the way through. Alison Armstrong is witty, fun, light-hearted and simply hilarious. I absolutely loved listening. I gave it a 4/5 overall because I wish there was more information with tactics on using the information, but for an overall big picture perspective view, it did it's job and in a really fun way.

So excited to listen to the next audio I've already purchased, Understanding Women! XOXO 💜

Almost a Workshop!

Much better than the usual experience of listening to a book read by its author. Listening to this is like enjoying a conversation with Alison. All women, girlfriends, wives and mothers will benefit from listening to this!

Must listen to this again!!

This is a fantastic program that will help you become more aware of the stages the men in your life are passing through. If you take note of where they are, you will be able to make better choices in how you communicate with your man and your make children.

Eye opening wondrous Men

Being married for 37 years, seeing my king develop, this book confirms, l have learned a lot on my own and I can agree the breakdown is spot on.

Mind Blown!

Third book I ve read from this amazing woman. My mind is blown Everytime. My paradigm with men has completely shifted and so excited to implement the tools she teaches. Spread Joy!

Must read for every woman and man

Refreshing, so different from all the generic books out there. Practical and useful advice.

highly recommend to all women

I wish I had read this as a young woman. I would have done so many things differently. I also took Alison's Understanding Men video workshop, and will have my daughter complete when she is a little older. I know it will do wonders for her relationships.