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How to Lead Yourself First: Cultivating the Essential Skills All Fathers Must Have with Drew Soleyn
No man really knows how to be a great dad from day one. It’s not a talent that is inborn, it comes with training, education, and learning from our experiences. Likewise, becoming a strong leader in your home is a continuous process of learning and growth. Yet there are essential skills every father must develop in order to be able to lead himself first so that he can lead where it truly matters, in the home. Joining us today is Drew Soleyn, an incredible dad who is dedicated to helping dads like him learn the essential parenting skills all fathers must possess. You’ll be amazed to find out how the traumatic childhood experience of being abducted at 3 years old paved the way for the foundation of Drew’s work. If you’re wondering about what it takes to be a better parent for your children or if you can be a great dad despite growing up and not having a personal experience of how it is to be raised by a great dad, then you’ll find this episode useful.
"You want to change the world? It starts with having dads more positively involved at home in the lives of their children.” - Drew Soleyn
In This Episode:
- Drew shares how his traumatic experience from his childhood taught him a lesson about what fatherhood is NOT
- How Drew got a second chance at growing up with a great dad
- The importance of kids having positive interactions with other male adults aside from their dads
- 4 critical character-building lessons Drew learned from sports and playing with a team that is essential to fatherhood
- Life challenges that can teach you about yourself and the most challenging aspect of fatherhood
- The importance of connecting with fellow dads
- How men who had no positive experience in terms of leadership of a father step into the role of leader and be successful
- The 4As coaching philosophy
- Learn the 4Fs that are foundational to focusing on what matters
- Parenting skills that are critical for dads to learn but are often missed when raising their kids
Resources Mentioned:
- John Maxwell
Connect with Drew Soleyn:
- Connected Dads Website
- Dad Central Website
- Email - [email protected]
Connect with Cam Hall:
- YouTube
- Email - [email protected]
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No man really knows how to be a great dad from day one. It’s not a talent that is inborn, it comes with training, education, and learning from our experiences. Likewise, becoming a strong leader in your home is a continuous process of learning and growth. Yet there are essential skills every father must develop in order to be able to lead himself first so that he can lead where it truly matters, in the home. Joining us today is Drew Soleyn, an incredible dad who is dedicated to helping dads like him learn the essential parenting skills all fathers must possess. You’ll be amazed to find out how the traumatic childhood experience of being abducted at 3 years old paved the way for the foundation of Drew’s work. If you’re wondering about what it takes to be a better parent for your children or if you can be a great dad despite growing up and not having a personal experience of how it is to be raised by a great dad, then you’ll find this episode useful.
"You want to change the world? It starts with having dads more positively involved at home in the lives of their children.” - Drew Soleyn
In This Episode:
- Drew shares how his traumatic experience from his childhood taught him a lesson about what fatherhood is NOT
- How Drew got a second chance at growing up with a great dad
- The importance of kids having positive interactions with other male adults aside from their dads
- 4 critical character-building lessons Drew learned from sports and playing with a team that is essential to fatherhood
- Life challenges that can teach you about yourself and the most challenging aspect of fatherhood
- The importance of connecting with fellow dads
- How men who had no positive experience in terms of leadership of a father step into the role of leader and be successful
- The 4As coaching philosophy
- Learn the 4Fs that are foundational to focusing on what matters
- Parenting skills that are critical for dads to learn but are often missed when raising their kids
Resources Mentioned:
- John Maxwell
Connect with Drew Soleyn:
- Connected Dads Website
- Dad Central Website
- Email - [email protected]
Connect with Cam Hall:
- YouTube
- Email - [email protected]