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Exp 34- Never forget where you came from, with Jose Leon
“One must still have chaos in oneself to be able to give birth to a dancing star” -Friedrich Nietzche
In this week’s conversation on the art of Fatherhood, I am joined by a very unique man with an even more unique History.
Jose Leon is a first-generation Mexican-American who is the youngest of 28 other siblings raised as an only child.
Our deep conversation lead us down a path of true authentic storytelling and Jose shares how he stayed steadfast in his upbringing.
In this Fathers of the Future EXPERIENCE, you will learn how…
Fear is not a factor
Philanthropy = Gratitude
Tension can create resentment
Goals don’t happen with sheer will only
Best fathers have a team, family to help
We are all connected through Fatherhood
There is no right time, now is the only time
Create a clear path to design the life you want
Focus on your development and don’t worry about others
Introspection can lead to overcoming any self-limiting fears
Pampering our kids creates another void in the generational gap
Heritage is critical to respect the past and work hard for the future
A chip on your shoulder can be the drive needed to reach for perfection
Composure = Collected composed vision way of handling self in the world
Entrepreneurship in his own childhood helped him create a clear vision of happiness
Without experiences outside the home, children have a hard time appreciating hard work
Value the importance of synergy and having a very open dialogue with the woman in our lives
Jose Leon is a married father of 3 who found and fell in love with his Queen studying abroad on an ASU trip overseas. He is an active member of the Scottsdale 20/30 club and other various charity groups around the state.
If you are a Father and want to learn more about any of the programs we discussed in this episode visit www.LukeKayyem.com or email Luke at [email protected] and in the subject line write Fathers of the Future!
You can also Follow Luke and join the Fathers of the Future movement on Instagram and Facebook @lukekayyem, www.FathersoftheFuture.com
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“One must still have chaos in oneself to be able to give birth to a dancing star” -Friedrich Nietzche
In this week’s conversation on the art of Fatherhood, I am joined by a very unique man with an even more unique History.
Jose Leon is a first-generation Mexican-American who is the youngest of 28 other siblings raised as an only child.
Our deep conversation lead us down a path of true authentic storytelling and Jose shares how he stayed steadfast in his upbringing.
In this Fathers of the Future EXPERIENCE, you will learn how…
Fear is not a factor
Philanthropy = Gratitude
Tension can create resentment
Goals don’t happen with sheer will only
Best fathers have a team, family to help
We are all connected through Fatherhood
There is no right time, now is the only time
Create a clear path to design the life you want
Focus on your development and don’t worry about others
Introspection can lead to overcoming any self-limiting fears
Pampering our kids creates another void in the generational gap
Heritage is critical to respect the past and work hard for the future
A chip on your shoulder can be the drive needed to reach for perfection
Composure = Collected composed vision way of handling self in the world
Entrepreneurship in his own childhood helped him create a clear vision of happiness
Without experiences outside the home, children have a hard time appreciating hard work
Value the importance of synergy and having a very open dialogue with the woman in our lives
Jose Leon is a married father of 3 who found and fell in love with his Queen studying abroad on an ASU trip overseas. He is an active member of the Scottsdale 20/30 club and other various charity groups around the state.
If you are a Father and want to learn more about any of the programs we discussed in this episode visit www.LukeKayyem.com or email Luke at [email protected] and in the subject line write Fathers of the Future!
You can also Follow Luke and join the Fathers of the Future movement on Instagram and Facebook @lukekayyem, www.FathersoftheFuture.com