Everyone has dreams and ambitions. Unfortunately, so many people believe those are unreachable when they start a family. Ryan O'Neil, founder and CEO of Curate, shares his journey of starting his company and managing his startup while growing his family by plus three. If you're a dad with entrepreneurial goals, this is for you.

Our kids have a bumpy road called life ahead of them. We have a wonderful opportunity to be proactive as dads and greatly benefit them. A proactive dad allows wisdom to guide them in order to make decisions today that will have a significant impact on tomorrow. So be encouraged today to be the proactive dad.

There is a change that begins from the time your child is born but we often fail to recognize it until the child is nearly an adult. We are in a constant state of letting go as we raise children to become autonomous individuals but we can easily grasp for control when we see our children making certain decisions. Pastor D.G. Hargrove joins me to share wisdom and insight on ways dads can let go of their control and maintain strong relationships with their children.

You are not in this alone! You have a wonderful partner to parent with, that you should be parenting with. I want to help you do a better job parenting with your wife by discussing two main points: it is not a competition and you are not the boss.

We all try to avoid failure but the truth is, it is inevitable. We are all going to fail, multiple times, and that is ok. However, we cannot be ok with failing because our decisions do not just impact us. How we deal with failure will have a huge impact on our kids. So what will you do when you fail?

As dads we can easily demand respect from our kids. Truth be told, we should be respected because we are dads but there is still another side to respect that we often neglect when it comes to our kids. I'll tell you something that you already know but it will make you think about something you've not considered before.

Too often we allow the opinions of others to influence us. Most of the time, those opinions aren't even real. I want to remind you to stop living for everyone else and to start living for the ones who actually care about you.

You know that you love your kids but is it always clear to them? I not only want to remind of you of two obvious things you can do but I also want to challenge you to try something that will make it abundantly clear to your kids that you love them.

Too often we fool ourselves into believing that we can get through it on our own. Today I want to tell you that you cannot. We were designed to be in community. It is in that place of community that we find the comfort, support, and answers we are looking for as dads. So let me tell you how to get there.

We all want time to ourself to do our own thing but that is not what I mean by daddy time. Daddy time is time for you that creates a shift and difference in you for the benefit of your family. I want to chat about laziness, impatience, and aggression, and how some daddy time might be just what you need.