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188: How fathers can be the CEO of their families
Do you run your family? Or do you let your wife do the heavy lifting?
In this episode, we pull back the curtains in the lives of the business men we coach to show you that, in reality, most high-powered men at work willingly give up their power at home.
That makes your wife the CEO, CFO, CTO, COO, CMO, and Chief Fun Officer of your family. With her taking up all those roles, that barely leaves men the role of “Daddy.”
The goal of this episode isn’t to beat you up; it’s to wake you up to the different roles you can and should be fulfilling at home. We’ll tell you about times we got it right and times we totally failed. We’ll also share encouraging examples of men acting as CEO of their family that you can follow.
You can do this, guys!
Believe it or not, your wife wants you to make a decision, even though she may act like she doesn’t sometimes.
Your wife wants you to be the CEO of your home, even if she currently holds the reins.
As the CEO, you have similar duties to perform strategically at home that you’re already performing at work if you’re a CEO or C-level executive. You need to be the visionary, the provider, the role model, and more for your family.
If you hand off the role as leader of your family to your wife, this episode’s for you. If you provide for your family with money, but not with your presence at home, listen up. And if you’re not as strategic about home life as you are with your business, you’re in the right place.
Click play on the player above to get started.
“Be as strategic as a father and husband as you are as the CEO of your company." Richard Rossi via @RustyLionAcad
Listen to this episode to hear me talk with Bill about fathers and husbands acting as Family CEO and more:- Why you need to involve your board in all major family decisions and who your board is.
- The time Bill’s wife drew a line in the sand telling him he needed to be CEO of the family.
- Why you don’t have to wait until you’re a single father to act as your family’s chief executive officer.
- The reason your wife leads the family right now.
- How to get the freedom to lead at work and at home.
- Four roles you need to fulfill at home that your wife is probably filling right now.
- How NYT bestselling author Garrett Gunderson learned to step up as CEO of his family.
- The one thing your wife dreams, prays, and wishes for every day.
- How Robert resigned from his job to be the head of his home.
Feel like you can’t take on the responsibility of Family CEO? We know why. We’ve been where you stand now and recognize that you’ve given up some freedom to lead your family because of your work life.
Want the freedom to go big at the office and still go big at home?
Get on a call with us. Go to helpmegetmorefreedom.com to sign up for a free 30-minute Freedom Breakthrough Session that will help you figure out how to lead in business and in your home.
Click here to change your life.
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By The Lions Pride, Robert Mallon & Bill WatkinsDo you run your family? Or do you let your wife do the heavy lifting?
In this episode, we pull back the curtains in the lives of the business men we coach to show you that, in reality, most high-powered men at work willingly give up their power at home.
That makes your wife the CEO, CFO, CTO, COO, CMO, and Chief Fun Officer of your family. With her taking up all those roles, that barely leaves men the role of “Daddy.”
The goal of this episode isn’t to beat you up; it’s to wake you up to the different roles you can and should be fulfilling at home. We’ll tell you about times we got it right and times we totally failed. We’ll also share encouraging examples of men acting as CEO of their family that you can follow.
You can do this, guys!
Believe it or not, your wife wants you to make a decision, even though she may act like she doesn’t sometimes.
Your wife wants you to be the CEO of your home, even if she currently holds the reins.
As the CEO, you have similar duties to perform strategically at home that you’re already performing at work if you’re a CEO or C-level executive. You need to be the visionary, the provider, the role model, and more for your family.
If you hand off the role as leader of your family to your wife, this episode’s for you. If you provide for your family with money, but not with your presence at home, listen up. And if you’re not as strategic about home life as you are with your business, you’re in the right place.
Click play on the player above to get started.
“Be as strategic as a father and husband as you are as the CEO of your company." Richard Rossi via @RustyLionAcad
Listen to this episode to hear me talk with Bill about fathers and husbands acting as Family CEO and more:- Why you need to involve your board in all major family decisions and who your board is.
- The time Bill’s wife drew a line in the sand telling him he needed to be CEO of the family.
- Why you don’t have to wait until you’re a single father to act as your family’s chief executive officer.
- The reason your wife leads the family right now.
- How to get the freedom to lead at work and at home.
- Four roles you need to fulfill at home that your wife is probably filling right now.
- How NYT bestselling author Garrett Gunderson learned to step up as CEO of his family.
- The one thing your wife dreams, prays, and wishes for every day.
- How Robert resigned from his job to be the head of his home.
Feel like you can’t take on the responsibility of Family CEO? We know why. We’ve been where you stand now and recognize that you’ve given up some freedom to lead your family because of your work life.
Want the freedom to go big at the office and still go big at home?
Get on a call with us. Go to helpmegetmorefreedom.com to sign up for a free 30-minute Freedom Breakthrough Session that will help you figure out how to lead in business and in your home.
Click here to change your life.