Dads, here's the hard truth: you're modelling something every single day whether you mean to or not. Is it joy, resilience, and presence… or stress, distance, and burnout?

In this latest episode of Answer Me This, we look at the influence you have as a parent, partner and dad.

What I want you to do is answer this:

What are your kids learning from you right now? And more importantly… What could they be learning if you lived with clarity and intention?

This week we look at

✅ Why coping isn’t enough and how to start creating instead.

✅ The emotional toll of pressure and how it shows up in your parenting style.

✅ How your unspoken stress becomes your children’s story.

✅ The real impact of ambition, distraction, and silence in the home.

This isn’t about shame. It’s about shifting perspective and stepping into the role your children actually need you to play. This is about understanding the pressure you're under and recognising how it impacts how you show up when they need you most.

If you’re exhausted, disconnected, and questioning how to lead under pressure then this episode is for you.

This week - Answer me this:

What are your kids learning from you right now?

And if you’re in that constant grind, pause for a moment.

What could they be learning if you lived with clarity and intention?

Drop your answers in the comments.

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