In this episode we’re talking with Dave Neff. He’s the Chief Revenue Officer of Prolific, a strategic growth firm. Prior to that he helped start and was the CEO of EDGE Mentoring, a whole life intergenerational mentoring non-profit, for 6 years. He’s the father of the three children all under age 5.

Dave shares amazing insights about the power and benefits of mentoring. He shares what the mentees responsibility is and how to be a good mentee. He talks about the growing importance of strategy in the workplace and skills that young fathers should be developing and encouraging in their kids. Dave talks about the importance and difficulty of being present with our kids and ways we can leverage our networks to facilitate early mentoring opportunities for our children.

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Emily Bopp is the mother of two young adult boys and the Co-Founder of Enable.

She shares with us:

What it means to clear the day to win the day and how we can use leading indicators to ensure we're focused and executing on the right activities.

What does it mean to teach our kids to love themselves and how do we practice it?

The benefits of early home schooling and the impact of social media.

Building relational capital with our kids early to develop mature and healthy relationships as they grow.

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Jason Graf is the father of seven children age 15 to 2. That is, in fact, a lot of young people in one house. He's a former pastor of a Home Church and currently the Executive Vice President of Zoe Facility Services.

In this episode Jason shares:

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Alex Perry is the founder of Practically Speaking and the author of Minivan Mogul: A Crash Course In Confidence For Women.

In this episode Alex shares:

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Lucas Woody is the Owner and Founder of Human Movement Performance and Prehabilitation in West Lafayette, IN as well as the owner of Coaching Better.

He is the father of an 18 month boy and is showing his son everyday how to fall in love with the process.

In this episode Lucas shares the 8 dimensions of wellness that he instills in his clients and what you can start doing today to keep those in balance.

He shares why he chose a half Ironman in order to learn how to swim and what that in turn taught him about fatherhood.

Lucas tells us about his fear of being a bad caregiver to a newborn and how Covid forced him to face that head on.

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Tom Short is a new father to a one year old girl. After ten years in black and white stripes he chose to step away from NCAA D1 basketball officiating to ensure that he was physically present with his daughter and wife during this season in his life.

In this episode Tom shares with us:

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In this episode we check back in with Dr. Tyler Lucas. We first interviewed a few days before his daughters birth, then a month after wards to see if it was what he expected. We're checking back in at the eight month mark to see how they're doing.

Tyler shares how they've handled childcare for Nora with daycare being shut down.

Tyler shares his insights on Covid from his perspective as a medical resident and how things are slowly getting back towards normal and they're seeing an increase in in person visits. How will we be able to respond as things move and flow. 

As one of two Chief Resident's Tyler shares how being in a leadership role during Covid is actually a blessing and has exposed him and his colleagues to critical decisions early in his career.

Tyler also speaks about the challenges of mental health and depression for healthcare professionals. He says often times working in a high pressure industry people fall into rhythms and get burnt out without anyone noticing. He uses triathlon and exercise to maintain balance and unplug from the stresses of his work. 

We talk about the challenges of exercising with a baby and the different baby carriers and attempts to get exercise done with a baby.

Tyler shares the most unexpected part of becoming a father and how it's made him so much more grateful for everything he has.

John Welches is the father of four children. He said no to the traditional lifestyle and got into marketing agency and content writing and now owns his own agency, Red Mallard.

What Fuels Your Fire? Understanding other people and the soul of the other person as best as he can.

John says his life would be considered quite boring if seen only from the outside. 

John shares his brush with religious legalism and how he moved back towards a relationship with Christ. As a young man he witnessed his future wife's parents go through a really challenging experience with their Church. From that John learned that he needs God first, and the Church is to bring him closer to God not serve in God's place.

Paul Jensen - Leadership Institute. John shares how he incorporates rhythms from Jesus's story that enable God to pull him out of states of depression and despair more quickly.

John shares how he has made walking an important part of his fitness and intentional time to prepare himself to live this day for God. 

"The moment that matters to them is Dad coming in and bringing a sense of faith, of hope, of love"

John shares how he lives out his faith at work. By being transparent with his faith and welcoming of all people. 

John shares how he works through doubt by looking to Jesus and stop trying to figure it out himself and started asking God to show him.

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John is the father of two children a 10 year and a 13 year old. He is the step father of twin 10 year old girls. John's first wife, Carrie, fought a four year battle against ovarian cancer. She passed away in 2017. In 2018 he met Julie, whose first husband had also fought a four battle with cancer and passed away two months before Carrie did. Their similar experience and positive outlook brought them together  and they were married in November 2019.

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