Bryan Reeves is a life and relationship coach who helps men, women and couples create thriving relationships. He is a former US Air Force Captain and has helped over 30 million people around the world make sense of their relationships.
He is a regular blogger and contributor to The Good Men Project, Buzzfeed, Elephant Journal, Raw Attraction Magazine and others. He is also the author of Choose Her Every Day (Or Leave Her), which has been read by over 30 million people worldwide.
He is a relationship coach
Bryan Reeves is a relationship coach who helps men, women, and couples create thriving lives and intimate relationships. He is the author of two books, Choose Her Every Day (Or Leave Her), and Tell The Truth, Let The Peace Fall Where It May, and his work has been featured on The Good Men Project, Buzzfeed, Allure, Medium, and Playboy.
Reeves is a former captain of the United States Air Force and has traveled around the world on multiple adventures. He also has a Masters in Human Relations and has a massive amount of insight gleaned from his journeys.
He has made a career as a relationship coach, and is currently serving clients worldwide. He also has his own website and blog, Men This Way.
He has helped hundreds of men and women connect to themselves and their intimate relationships in a whole new way. He shares some of his tips for establishing healthy boundaries in your relationship and how you can best support your partner when they’re feeling vulnerable.
He is a blogger
Bryan Reeves is a former US Air Force Captain and author of two books, Tell the Truth, Let the Peace Fall Where it May and Choose Her Every Day (Or Leave Her). His blog has been read by over 50 million people since its inception in 2009.
As a blogger, he writes on love and relationships and his work has been featured in The Good Men Project, Buzzfeed, Elephant Journal, Raw Attraction Magazine, Playboy, and more. He also teaches mindfulness to military veterans.
In addition to being a writer and relationship coach, he is also an author, musician, and entrepreneur. He is the manager of Here II Here, a Miami-based independent music band.
He is the great-great-great grandson of Bass Reeves, who was the first black deputy U.S. marshal west of the Mississippi River in the 1800s. He is also an associate professor of historical theology and assistant dean at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in Jacksonville, Florida.
He is an artist
Bryan Reeves is a multi-Platinum mixer and producer who has worked with some of the world’s biggest artists. His credits include Patti Labelle, Berlin, Kenny Loggins, Pet Shop Boys and Donna Summer.
Bryan has been dealing in African tribal art for almost three decades, starting with a stall on Portobello Road in the 1990s and expanding to a physical gallery space in West London. He has helped build many private collections and has sold to leading museums around the world including the Metropolitan Museum in New York.
He has also taught printmaking at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (SMFA) for five years as full-time visiting faculty. He facilitated the design, printing and distribution of six collaborative student publications through the SMFA’s Pro-Activity Lab.
He also launched Slop Art, a business-esque art project incorporating the work of hundreds of artists from around the world. The project has included four sales catalogs and other premium marketing expressions which have been featured in galleries and museums throughout the US.
He is a teacher
Having survived multiple dark nights of the soul, he is a master at teaching mindfulness to military veterans. He is also an author and a thriving relationship coach.
He is an assistant professor of historical theology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, and he also serves as dean of his campus in Jacksonville. He and his wife Charlotte have three children.
His latest side hustle is the 7Five beer co., which he co-owns with longtime friend Adam Coates. Like NFL Hall of Famer Troy Aikman, he is among the growing list of athletes who are attempting to break into the burgeoning craft beer industry.