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190: 5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Becoming A Dad

190: 5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Becoming A Dad

Episode 190 Published 13 hours ago
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In this episode, I share five things I wish I knew before becoming a dad. I talk about treating children as the cornerstone of an unfinished life, staying ambitious without letting work control the home, prioritizing what matters when balance feels impossible, becoming an intentional father, leading through the example I set, and building confidence through curiosity, courage, and competence.


This is not a list of perfect answers. It is an honest look at what the last four years have taught me and what I am still working to become. Whether you are a father, preparing to be one, or thinking about the kind of family you want to lead, I hope this helps you examine your priorities, strengthen your values, and show up with greater intention.


CHAPTERS:

00:00 App Relaunch

01:19 Intro

03:03 Books That Shaped Me

05:50 Lesson 1

10:56 Success To Significance Shift

15:25 Lesson 2

25:42 Time Systems And Priorities

27:40 Lesson 3

34:06 Intentional Father Framework

38:14 Lesson 4 

47:12 Lesson 5 

54:50 Closing Encouragement


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