Men We Admire
The Man Who Isn't Trying
by Walter Pryce
You know one — the man who runs a business, a family and a full life with what looks like one steady hand, and never seems to be drowning. It is tempting to assume he has more. Usually he just has fewer, better priorities, and the good sense to keep his head down.
What these men share is not swagger; it is quiet competence. They keep their word, do the work, and don't perform it. Effortless is always a decision — and calm, it turns out, is the poshest thing a man can wear.

