Which trait serves as motivation to live by the other three in Joe's four strategic masculinity traits?

• A. Desiring constant praise from others
• B. Expecting God's greater rewards
• C. Emphasizing physical strength above all
• D. Pursuing wealth and status

Answer: (B)

Having faith in God's greater rewards provides a higher, unifying purpose that guides how the other traits are pursued. When the ultimate payoff is aligned with divine principles, actions across strength, wealth and status, and public affirmation are filtered through that larger goal. This motivation offers a stable frame of reference and ethical guardrails, helping discipline physical readiness, pursue wealth and status with integrity, and respond to praise in a way that reflects that bigger aim. Without this transcendent motivation, the other impulses can become shallow or self-centered; with it, they fit into a coherent, long‑term vision.