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Daditude
In this episode, I was on my way to a six-mile run when I stopped at the store for water and saw something that instantly sparked a thought.
I noticed what looked like a child transfer between parents in a parking lot. I don’t know their situation, and I’m not trying to speak for them. But I do know the feeling that moment can carry.
Nobody wants to be in that position.
What stood out to me most is something I’ve noticed before: the parent dropping off often sits there a little longer before pulling away. I’ve been there. And when that moment happens, the feeling isn’t freedom.
It’s not, “Now I get to go do whatever I want.”
It’s, “What am I supposed to do now?”
People assume that when you’re alone and your child isn’t with you, it means you get a break. But the truth is, sometimes that time becomes the space where you’re forced to collect yourself, cope, and keep going until the next time you get to see them.
This one is short, raw, and a little circular. But honestly, that feeling is circular too.
This episode of Beyond Daditude is powered by & JustCREATE — a reminder that you don’t need perfection or permission to start creating.
“Thanks for listening to Beyond Daditude.This is more than a podcast — it’s a reminder that you’re not alone in the chaos.Keep showing up, keep creating, and keep living your story.”Thanks for tuning in to Daditude with Garrett!
Stay Connected:
- Instagram: [@DaditudeWithGarrett](https://instagram.com/Daditude_with_Garrett)
- YouTube: www.youtube.com/@daditudewithgarrett
- Email: [email protected]
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Daditude
For a long time, I believed I needed everything mapped out who I should be, what I should be doing, and where I should be by now.
Lately, I’ve loosened my grip on the plan.
In this episode, I reflect on the unexpected clarity that comes from lowering expectations and allowing life to unfold a little more naturally.
Just a real, unfiltered thought from the driver’s seat.
This episode of Beyond Daditude is powered by & JustCREATE — a reminder that you don’t need perfection or permission to start creating.
“Thanks for listening to Beyond Daditude.This is more than a podcast — it’s a reminder that you’re not alone in the chaos.Keep showing up, keep creating, and keep living your story.”Thanks for tuning in to Daditude with Garrett!
Stay Connected:
- Instagram: [@DaditudeWithGarrett](https://instagram.com/Daditude_with_Garrett)
- YouTube: www.youtube.com/@daditudewithgarrett
- Email: [email protected]
Don't forget to **subscribe, leave a review, and share this with another parent.**
Daditude
Comfort isn’t the enemy.
In fact, it’s necessary.
But there’s a quiet moment when comfort stops restoring us and starts protecting us from discomfort we’re not ready to face. When that happens, comfort doesn’t feel wrong — it feels familiar, reasonable, and easy to justify.
That’s when comfort becomes avoidance.
In this episode, I talk through:
This isn’t about pushing harder or eliminating comfort.
It’s about noticing when comfort is helping you recover — versus when it’s quietly keeping you stuck.
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🧠 Reflections continue in future episodes of Beyond Daditude
🔗 Brought to you by & JustCREATE
This episode of Beyond Daditude is powered by & JustCREATE — a reminder that you don’t need perfection or permission to start creating.
“Thanks for listening to Beyond Daditude.This is more than a podcast — it’s a reminder that you’re not alone in the chaos.Keep showing up, keep creating, and keep living your story.”Thanks for tuning in to Daditude with Garrett!
Stay Connected:
- Instagram: [@DaditudeWithGarrett](https://instagram.com/Daditude_with_Garrett)
- YouTube: www.youtube.com/@daditudewithgarrett
- Email: [email protected]
Don't forget to **subscribe, leave a review, and share this with another parent.**
Daditude
This is a raw, unedited spoken journal recorded on my first Monday working for myself.
It’s a reflection on transition, identity, grief, and the quiet clarity that comes when a door closes and another begins to open.
Thanks for tuning in to Daditude with Garrett!
Stay Connected:
- Instagram: [@DaditudeWithGarrett](https://instagram.com/Daditude_with_Garrett)
- YouTube: www.youtube.com/@daditudewithgarrett
- Email: [email protected]
Don't forget to **subscribe, leave a review, and share this with another parent.**
Daditude
Parenting is chaos… and we love (almost) every second of it! 🎙️
Welcome to the very first episode of Daditude with Garrett, where we embrace the laughs, struggles, and wild ride of raising kids.
If you’ve ever been out-negotiated by a toddler, confused by teenage slang, or just wondering when you last had a full night’s sleep—you’re in the right place!
In this episode, I share:
✔️ Why I started this podcast and what you can expect.
✔️ The real-life, unfiltered version of parenting—no sugarcoating here!
✔️ Some of my biggest dad wins and fails (because we’ve all been there).
✔️ The Daditude mindset—how to handle parenting with humor, patience, and a whole lot of coffee.
🚀 Want to be featured in a future episode?
Share your funniest parenting story with me—DM me on Instagram @daditude_with_garrett or email me at [email protected].
📢 New episodes drop every [insert schedule]—so hit that subscribe button and join the Daditude community!
🎤 P.S. Stick around until the end for my first official Dad Joke—because what’s Daditude without a little dad humor?
🎧 Thanks for tuning in to Daditude with Garrett!
📲 Stay Connected:
- Instagram: [@DaditudeWithGarrett](https://instagram.com/Daditude_with_Garrett)
- YouTube: www.youtube.com/@daditudewithgarrett
- Email: [email protected]
💬 Got a funny parenting story? DM me or email me—I might feature it in a future episode!
🎤 Don't forget to **subscribe, leave a review, and share this with another parent who needs a laugh!**
From the publisher's feed
You thought becoming a dad meant you'd start teaching lessons...
Turns out... it's the biggest classroom of your life.
Beyond Daditude is where real fatherhood and…
The laughs, the chaos, the growth, and the mindset it takes to keep creating even when life gets messy.
Pull up a chair, we're going deeper than dad jokes.