Heart of Men
A brotherhood for men seeking real connection, accountability, and growth
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Many men go through life without a space to be fully honest about what they're carrying — the pressure, the isolation, the parts of themselves they keep hidden even from close friends. Heart of Men exists to change that, bringing together men from different backgrounds in circles built for openness rather than performance.
Founder Thomas Doochin leads gatherings on a 20-acre property in the mountains east of Asheville, North Carolina, where members work through Heart of Men's core programs: an 8-month Living Leadership brotherhood focused on leading from a man's own sense of purpose, and a 6-week True North Leadership course built around a repeatable process for pursuing what a man actually wants.
Outcomes
- Build honest, lasting brotherhood with other men
- Lead with more clarity and self-trust
- Move through vulnerability instead of avoiding it
- Strengthen relationships through real accountability
- Reconnect with a clear sense of personal purpose
What's included?
Living Leadership Brotherhood
An 8-month brotherhood combining online sessions and in-person gathering, focused on leading from a man's own sense of purpose.
True North Leadership Course
A 6-week course offering a repeatable process for identifying and moving toward what a man genuinely wants.
Men's Circles
Regular circle gatherings where men from diverse backgrounds practice vulnerability, honesty, and accountability together.
Who is this for?
- Men feeling isolated despite outward success in their careers
- Entrepreneurs, tradespeople, and artists seeking deeper male friendship
- Men ready to work on vulnerability, honesty, and accountability
- Men looking for structured leadership development rooted in brotherhood
About the creator
Thomas Doochin
Founder of Heart of Men | Men's Leadership & Brotherhood Facilitator
Thomas Doochin is the founder and lead facilitator of Heart of Men, a brotherhood built around helping men reconnect with their hearts and with each other. He began holding circle space for men after feeling called to the work, responding to what he...