THIS FREE BROTHERHOOD IS BUILT BY STRONG MEN LIKE YOU
EVER FEEL LIKE SOMETHING IN YOU’S BEEN ASLEEP?
This isn’t about fixing yourself.
It’s about remembering who you are.
Read The 17 Things Every Man Needs to Ask Himself and step into The Brotherhood of men doing the same work.
Every man hits a point where he knows there’s more.
More discipline to build.
More strength to reclaim.
More leadership waiting to surface.These 17 questions are the ones most men never stop long enough to ask — the kind that pull you back into alignment with what matters.
They’re not about guilt or shame. They’re about clarity.
You’ll get the full list, plus access to The Brotherhood — a free group of men walking the same path: rebuilding their standards, sharpening their focus, and leading from the front.
Inside, you’ll find:
✅ The 17 Questions to reset your direction and reconnect with your purpose
✅ A private group of men who refuse to coast
✅ Weekly insights from Dallas James Wicker on building strength, discipline, and legacy
✅ A space where real men hold the line together — no judgment, no egoThis isn’t self-help. It’s brotherhood.
It’s for the men who know they’re not broken, they’re just done settling.
ABOUT
DALLAS JAMES WICKER
Dallas James Wicker
is a modern-day rancher, a husband, and a relentless advocate for men reclaiming their strength, purpose, and legacy. He’s lived through illness, loss, financial hardship, and the kind of pain that breaks most people—but he never stayed down.
Today, Dallas is the founder of The Reclamation Protocol®, The Dominance Protocol®, The Dominance Code® and Dominance Mastery® which are all part of a movement and courses designed to help high-performing men rise above modern softness, reclaim discipline, and lead themselves and their families with conviction. He also helps run multiple mission-driven businesses rooted in faith, family, and hard work.
Dallas believes men were built to produce, provide, and produce—and that the world suffers when men stop leading. Through social media, speaking, coaching, and content, he challenges men to rise, to take responsibility, and to become the kind of leader their family, their country, and their legacy needs.
