Founder at The Revolutionary Man

Help successful men live up to their own private code

I founded it in Winnipeg in 2019. My weekly podcast for these men has passed 60,000 downloads.

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Bankruptcy

Went bankrupt in my early 30s and let go of my pride

Too much house and car debt, a troubled marriage, no job. It was lonely: there were no men's groups to turn to.

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Director Food and Beverage and Events at Mantitoba Lotteries Corporation·2008 – now

Run food and events across Manitoba's gaming venues

I oversee restaurants, event centres and quick-service venues, alongside my work with men.

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Culinary Olympics

Won two Culinary Olympics silvers but felt empty

I had a great career as a chef, yet felt unworthy most of the time. Asking myself hard questions changed that.

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Marriage

Weathered storms in a marriage that nearly didn't survive

17 years in, she says I'm her rock, and she's mine too. Our song is still Aerosmith's I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing.

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Child's birth

Became a father, the scariest and greatest moment

I'd bottle-fed my younger siblings, but this was different. It's the best title I've ever earned, and I keep earning it.

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Chef

Turned down running the kitchen because I was scared

The new guy took the credit while I still did most of the work. A couple of months later I quit.

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Early life

Grew up the oldest of five, in poverty

Between my siblings and our friends the house was a frat house until high school. I worked hard to get out.

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Alain Dumonceaux

Alain Dumonceaux⁠

The Revolutionary Man

Founder at The Revolutionary Man

About

I'm founder of The Revolutionary Man, a coaching practice for leaders.

Experiences

  1. Founder at The Revolutionary ManHelp successful men live up to their own private code

    I founded it in Winnipeg in 2019. My weekly podcast for these men has passed 60,000 downloads.

  2. BankruptcyWent bankrupt in my early 30s and let go of my pride

    Too much house and car debt, a troubled marriage, no job. It was lonely: there were no men's groups to turn to.

  3. Director Food and Beverage and Events at Mantitoba Lotteries CorporationRun food and events across Manitoba's gaming venues

    I oversee restaurants, event centres and quick-service venues, alongside my work with men.

  4. Culinary OlympicsWon two Culinary Olympics silvers but felt empty

    I had a great career as a chef, yet felt unworthy most of the time. Asking myself hard questions changed that.

  5. MarriageWeathered storms in a marriage that nearly didn't survive

    17 years in, she says I'm her rock, and she's mine too. Our song is still Aerosmith's I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing.

  6. Child's birthBecame a father, the scariest and greatest moment

    I'd bottle-fed my younger siblings, but this was different. It's the best title I've ever earned, and I keep earning it.

  7. ChefTurned down running the kitchen because I was scared

    The new guy took the credit while I still did most of the work. A couple of months later I quit.

  8. Early lifeGrew up the oldest of five, in poverty

    Between my siblings and our friends the house was a frat house until high school. I worked hard to get out.

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Alain Dumonceaux

Alain Dumonceaux⁠

The Revolutionary Man

Founder at The Revolutionary Man

About

I'm founder of The Revolutionary Man, a coaching practice for leaders.

Experiences

  1. Founder at The Revolutionary ManHelp successful men live up to their own private code

    I founded it in Winnipeg in 2019. My weekly podcast for these men has passed 60,000 downloads.

  2. BankruptcyWent bankrupt in my early 30s and let go of my pride

    Too much house and car debt, a troubled marriage, no job. It was lonely: there were no men's groups to turn to.

  3. Director Food and Beverage and Events at Mantitoba Lotteries CorporationRun food and events across Manitoba's gaming venues

    I oversee restaurants, event centres and quick-service venues, alongside my work with men.

  4. Culinary OlympicsWon two Culinary Olympics silvers but felt empty

    I had a great career as a chef, yet felt unworthy most of the time. Asking myself hard questions changed that.

  5. MarriageWeathered storms in a marriage that nearly didn't survive

    17 years in, she says I'm her rock, and she's mine too. Our song is still Aerosmith's I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing.

  6. Child's birthBecame a father, the scariest and greatest moment

    I'd bottle-fed my younger siblings, but this was different. It's the best title I've ever earned, and I keep earning it.

  7. ChefTurned down running the kitchen because I was scared

    The new guy took the credit while I still did most of the work. A couple of months later I quit.

  8. Early lifeGrew up the oldest of five, in poverty

    Between my siblings and our friends the house was a frat house until high school. I worked hard to get out.

Follow Alain for more...

LinkedInXWebsiteYouTubeInstagram

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