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As fathers, we are driven to master the multiple roles we fulfill in our kids’ lives. Whether we find ourselves as a mentor, protector, provider, role model, hero, coach, or cheerleader, we want to ensure we are teaching our kids what it takes to succeed in life. Today, we are joined by Zach Lush; father, stepfather, co-parent, entrepreneur, fitness expert, coach, and former-MLB player. In this episode Zach shares how his unique journey of underdog-athlete-turned-pro helped shape him into the father, visionary, and business owner, he is now. He also shares how his experiences taught him a great deal about fatherhood, resiliency, and mastering the art of discipline, and how you can do the same. Zach is an inspiration to us all and I’m excited about the powerful lessons and insight he’ll leave with you today, lessons of failure, resiliency, discipline, success and so much more!
"I think it's really on us, as coaches and as dads, to figure out what can help kids to understand that it's more about the process than the outcome.” - Zach Lush
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Who wants to have his/her own happily ever after? I know, I do. The great news is, happy-ever-after is NOT a story you just hear from the books or from the movies, it is a REALITY you can choose to create and live. Joining us today is Monica Tanner, a mother of 4 and a wife who is living the best love story of her life. She gets to share some of the most important highlights she's gathered from couples she interviewed in her podcast, Secrets of Happily Ever After. If you want to know if you’re bound for a marriage that will last happily ever and after, or if you’re married and wants to revolutionize your marriage, jump in and learn from an expert.
"When you're in charge, it's hard to switch that off and come home and have the humility to make that family first.” - Monica Tanner
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Being a difference-maker dad requires you to be in your best shape - mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually. It means you are taking a holistic approach to self-care because your family needs a well-rounded figure to look up to. Ed Draves is in the house and pumped to share how gaining back control of his health has been the most significant decision he could have made as a father and as a human being. If you're feeling pressed with time thinking you don't have enough left to finish off your 2022 goals or if you feel like you need to wait for the new year to start, here's your motivation boost to start TODAY.
"The biggest obstacle was actually recognizing what I was doing was not working. I was not feeling well. I was not doing my best. I thought I was doing okay but looking back, I was doing quite horribly.” - Ed Draves
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Loss is not only hard, but it also requires a different level of mental and emotional strength. At times, we cling to the hope that time will somehow ease the pain until it fades away, only to find out years after, that it doesn’t. It only becomes bearable maybe because you got stronger, but the level of pain and sadness of missing what or who you lost is still the same. Why of all the days and months of the year did I pick Thanksgiving day to talk about loss and grief? It’s because on this very day, 7 years ago, I lost my mom, and I never really had the strength to talk about it like this, until today. So I’m speaking to you right now out of the experience and what I intend to give away from that experience is that pain, though it never gets easy, can feel differently. But, what is the essence of feeling differently? What does “different” even mean? Listen in and let’s start looking at pain a little differently, today.
"We all go through moments of pain but it's how we come through that pain on the other side that matters.” - Cam Hall
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Men are born with ego. But, according to Gareth Nock, a fitness expert and coach, podcast host, and Founder of The Nock Academy, dads can do the necessary work needed to strip off their egos so that they can become a positive force in their children’s lives. While that may sound a little close to impossible, Gareth is a breathing example of a man who can let go of his ego and still be masculine in the eyes of his kids and of the community. On top of that, he’s living his true passion and purpose while adding value to the world through the community he’s built through The Nock Academy. In this episode, you will learn how you, too, can become a dad with no ego and still lift your family higher through strong leadership.
"From my brief experience as a dad of a daughter, they need you there, and they need you there with no ego, with no limitations and restrictions that have been part of us growing up as men.” - Gareth Nock
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Before you become a dad, you are a husband or a partner. You work together as a partner so you can make a difference in the lives of the little humans you are raising. Because your roles are critical in shaping the character of your children, you need to start by working on a solid foundation - your relationship as a couple. Tony DiLorenzo is joining us in today’s episode to talk about the 6 pillars of intimacy which are essential tools to help keep a marriage rock solid. Tony and his wife, Alisa, have been helping married couples create extraordinary marriages for 12 years and counting. In this episode, he shares about the normal dilemmas and struggles most married couples go through and how he and his wife, Alisa, managed to overcome them and keep their relationship on fire.
"Once you understand what these 6 pillars of intimacy are, which ones have cracks, which ones are strong, then you have the framework for your marriage.” - Tony DiLorenzo
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How much do you know yourself? When does the raw, unapologetic, and authentic you, come to life? What does knowing oneself have anything to do with fatherhood? Dr. Andy Garrett, a Clinical Psychologist and the world’s leading authority on identity, joins us on our search for clarity to these questions. He believes that every individual has the capacity to transform their lives in a healthy way, by integrating psychology with identity. Learn the framework he’s taught so many leaders around the world that helped them become better individuals, business leaders, husbands, and fathers.
“All the stuff you hear about personal growth becomes organically easier when you start with identity first.” - Dr. Andy Garrett
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Do you have a catalyst moment that changed your life, forever? Blake Brewer had a very painful one and this pain gave birth to a beautiful mission. Writing letters. Yes, you got it right. His mission is to help 1 million dads craft the best legacy letters for their children that will last a lifetime. His company, Legacy Letter Challenge, has a solid process in place that has been effectively guiding fathers and leaders alike, to build a strong and impacting reputation not only at home but also in their communities. Learn how you can take part in this challenge and start building your legacy, today.
“My dad's words have continued to be there for me throughout the ups and downs of life. My dad protected me with his words.” - Blake Brewer
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As a dad, how are you making a difference in the lives of your children? How do you know if your ways are different from other dads? Why is there a need to make a difference? Joining us in this episode is David Ask, a dad on a mission. His mission is to be an inspiration for men, so they can become their best, unique selves. Men who have committed to living through their true north. David believes that uniqueness equates to authenticity and only through authenticity can someone make a difference in the lives of the people around them. Join David and Cam to learn how to be a dad who is unique and authentic, and a dad who has found his true, solid north.
"Being FOR someone in their uniqueness is the greatest gift you could give somebody.” - David Ask
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Life is made up of countless moments - big and small, magical and ordinary, significant and seemingly insignificant, and they become the stories of our lives. I want to take another moment to connect with you by sharing bits and pieces of every life-defining experience I encountered. In this episode, I’m going to share about a rock adventure that may seem so insignificant at that time but has turned into something so poignant now that it finally makes sense. Through this experience, you will realize the power of investing our limited time on earth collecting these moments, and turning them into life-defining ones.
"We go through this idea that life is short and death is forever but, really, death is short and life is forever.” - Cam Hall
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