Owning Fatherhood with Dakota Meyer
Dakota Meyer tells us the secrets to owning fatherhood, how to be an emotionally intelligent parent, and why we need to always surround ourselves with a trusted team for counsel.
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3 Questions to Ask Your Kid Every Night
The bedtime routine is a special opportunity to connect with your kid after a busy day, but sometimes we are so tired that we can’t think of anything meaningful to say.
But we dads can set up a deep conversation with minimal effort by using an easy template.
Here are 3 questions to ask your kid every night before they go to sleep to pause and reflect on what they experienced and how the day’s lessons can shape their tomorrow. -
Stop Doing That Sh*t with Gary John Bishop
Today we have Gary John Bishop on the show to talk about his new book, Stop Doing That Sh*t: End Self-Sabotage and Demand Your Life Back.
The title says it all. If you’ve listened to our previous shows with Gary John Bishop, you know that this interview will be full of no BS, in-your-face insights that will make you face some hard truths. Brace yourself! -
Creating a Rite of Passage Experience for Your Son
Today, I talk about how I created a rite of passage for my 11-year-old son by planning an epic hiking trip to Quandary Peak in Breckenridge Colorado. The culmination was when we reached the summit and I read him a letter about the pillars of manhood and how I would show him how to master each one.
Listen to my experience and how you can create a rite of passage to celebrate your son’s passage into manhood. -
The Seven Longest Yards with Chris Norton
Chris Norton talks about how he fought his way from feeling hopeless and helpless to becoming unstoppable. He also tells us how to stretch our identity beyond who we think we are, how to persevere through the darkest moments, and how life’s catastrophes can become its greatest gifts.
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Creating a Family Culture of Connection
Mary Saturnio from Mindful Moms is going to talk about how to create a family culture of connection by using simple hacks that open creativity, encourage communication, and keep family life fun and thriving.
