Episode #5 of DadLift features Colin Minto, a respected Mindset Coach who teaches dads how to avoid burnout.

Colin has experienced incredible complexity in his own situation. Diagnosed with ADHD, anxiety and OCD, he's built his own mechanism to manage life when things get tough.

He's sharing his framework with you - the 15-step guide to managing burnout.

This is a raw exchange where Colin shares his personal experiences. Highly recommended.

All or Nothing ft James Heybourn.

The common mistake dads make when they decide to try and make a change to their lives is trying to change too much too quickly. It's often unsustainable. 

It's exciting to think that you can wake up tomorrow, reduce your calorie intake, start hitting the gym 5 times a week and totally cut out alcohol. The reality is different.

All or Nothing? Usually, it's more a case of trying to become a 7 out of 10. Small compounding steps create big behavioural changes.

It's a tough conversation, especially for those dads who are drinking excessively. Luke describes how in every instance, it's never about the alcohol. It's about the gap that alcohol fills, the trauma it covers and the challenges it solves.

In reality, those challenges never do get solved by alcohol, and I think most dads know that. Short-term fix.

One of the best pieces of advice I ever received was from a CEO that I used to work with; Sam. Sam has faced some pretty big challenges personally and professionally, but he's always 'ran into his fears'. It's hard, but everything can be resolved, and I hope this episode sparks that mentality for dads out there who are drinking too much to take action and run into their fears head-on.

Can dads really save up to 16 hours a week just by becoming more productive with their time?

Dadversity coach, Cliff Saul, takes us through some productivity hacks to get your time back.

We're diving into the world of calories, misconceptions and ways to measure. Before you get started, you can use a free calorie calculator (supplied by Jake Wotton), to better understand your goals and objectives:

https://bit.ly/DadLiftCalCalc