By Joe Foley
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The podcast currently has 150 episodes available.
In this episode of No Sitting on the Sideline Dad, host Joe Foley dives into how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming parenting. From managing busy schedules to supporting your child’s education and ensuring their safety, we cover the top 10 practical ways AI tools can simplify daily life and support your child's development. Whether you’re juggling work, school drop-offs, or just trying to catch a breath, these AI-driven solutions could be the game-changer you didn’t know you needed.
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AI is no longer just tech talk—it’s here to support you and make parenting a bit easier. Don’t miss this deep dive into how you can leverage AI to focus more on what matters most: quality time with your kids.
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Have you ever wondered if the clutter in your home could be worth something? Join me as I chat with Aaron LaPedis, author of How to Become a Garage Sale Millionaire, who has turned garage sales into a lucrative side hustle. Aaron shares his journey from hosting his first garage sale as a child to becoming a self-made millionaire through buying and selling items. From tips on finding hidden treasures to using online marketplaces, Aaron provides a roadmap for turning unwanted items into cash. Whether you’re looking to clear out your attic or start a new side hustle, this episode will help you find value in the things you thought were worthless.
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About Aaron LaPedis: Aaron LaPedis is a renowned garage sale expert, author, and host of The Garage Sale Millionaire on PBS. He has over 20 years of experience buying and selling collectibles, antiques, and everyday items. Aaron’s expertise has turned the art of garage sales into a profitable business model, inspiring thousands to start their own ventures. In addition to How to Become a Garage Sale Millionaire, Aaron has also authored a children’s book series that celebrates differences and the power of self-acceptance.
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Imagine a world where dangerous drugs are just a click away from our children. Today’s guest, Carla Douglin, founder and CEO of SafeNet Solution Initiative, joins us to discuss the harsh realities of the opiate crisis and how parents can proactively protect their children. In this robust conversation, Carla shares her personal journey as a mother, her insights on the accessibility of drugs in today’s world, and practical advice on talking to kids about substance abuse.
We dive into topics like:
- The prevalence of opioids in our communities - Effective communication strategies with children about drugs - How to address and overcome peer pressure - The importance of age-appropriate conversations around substance abuse - Essential tools like Naloxone and their role in reversing overdoses
Carla’s dedication to spreading awareness and educating parents is inspiring. Listen in as she shares strategies every parent needs to hear.
Key Takeaways: - Understand how accessible dangerous substances are to our children. - Learn strategies to have open and honest conversations with your kids. - Discover the critical importance of tools like Naloxone. - Gain insights on teaching your children to navigate peer pressure effectively. - Get valuable resources from the SafeNet Solution Initiative on how to approach these challenging topics.
Resources Mentioned: - [SafeNet Solution Initiative Website](https://snsifoundation.org) – Explore more resources and get in touch with Carla’s organization. - Follow SafeNet Solution Initiative on Social Media: Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Connect with Carla Douglin: - Website: snsifoundation.org - Social Media: @SNSIFoundation on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn
Thank you for tuning in! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe for more episodes designed to inspire and inform. Stay safe, stay aware, and let’s navigate these tricky parenting waters together.
Have you ever looked at another parent and thought they have it all together while you're just faking it? You’re not alone. In this episode of No Sitting on the Sideline Dad, we dive deep into the world of imposter syndrome, mainly how it affects parents. We explore why these feelings of inadequacy creep in and, more importantly, how to overcome them.
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Whether you're a new parent feeling lost or a seasoned one doubting your abilities, this episode is for you. Remember, you’re doing your best, and that’s more than enough.
If you’ve ever felt like you’re not good enough, stick around. You won’t want to miss this episode. Let’s tackle imposter syndrome together and remind ourselves that we are more than enough.
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In this episode of the No Sitting on the Sideline Dad podcast, host Joe Foley sits down with Dr. Shaan Patel, a serial entrepreneur, bestselling author, and founder of Prep Expert. Shaan’s inspiring journey, from starting a business with just $900 in his dorm room to securing a deal with Mark Cuban on Shark Tank, is a testament to the power of perseverance, education, and entrepreneurship.
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Final Thoughts: Creating a vision for your child's future can help them see the possibilities ahead. By fostering internal motivation, parents can guide their children toward success in both academics and life.
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In this episode of the "No Sitting on the Sideline Dad" podcast, we venture into the mystical and profound with June Edward, a celebrated psychic medium and relationship guru. June shares her unique journey, from discovering her psychic abilities to navigating the complexities of relationships and energy.
We dive deep into the nature of energy and how understanding it can transform your personal life and relationships. June explains the concept of energy frequency and how it impacts everything from personal growth to the connections we share with others.
Listeners will hear about June's near-death experience and how it shaped her perspective on life, death, and the spiritual realm. She also offers valuable insights into the different types of relationships—karmic, soulmate, and twin flame—and how energy plays a crucial role in each.
This episode is not just about exploring psychic abilities; it's about understanding how to apply these principles in everyday life. Whether you're curious about the spiritual world or looking to improve your relationships, this conversation with June Edward will provide you with the tools and knowledge to elevate your life.
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Call to Action: If you’re intrigued by the concepts discussed in this episode and want to learn more about how energy influences your life and relationships, be sure to visit June’s website. Don’t forget to check out her free webinar and consider signing up for a consultation to see if her Relationship Mastery Program is right for you.
In this episode of "No Sitting on the Sideline Dad," Joe talks with Dr. Gary Sprouse, a primary care doctor with over 38 years of experience and author of "Highway to Happy Place: A Roadmap to Less Stress." Dr. Sprouse shares his unique insights on managing stress through realistic optimism, understanding our stressors, and compartmentalizing our challenges. From humorous anecdotes about dressing up as Prince for karaoke to serious discussions on guilt and stress-induced health issues, this episode is packed with practical advice and inspiring stories. Discover how to navigate your stress, find your happy place, and improve your overall well-being.
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In this enlightening episode, we sit down with Dr. Sarah Michaud, a clinical psychologist with a profound understanding of addiction and codependency. Dr. Michaud shares her personal journey of overcoming addiction and how it led to her life's work in helping others break free from codependent relationships. Her book, Co Crazy, offers heartfelt stories and practical steps toward recovery. We dive deep into the roots of codependency, the role of fear in our lives, and how to reclaim our voice and live authentically. Whether you're struggling with relationships, feeling stuck, or seeking to reclaim your life, Dr. Michaud's insights promise to bring both enlightenment and healing.
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Introduction
Personal Journey
Understanding Codependency
Practical Steps Towards Recovery
Parenting and Codependency
Overcoming Denial and Building Resilience
Support Systems and Final Thoughts
Conclusion
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Join us on "No Sitting on the Sideline Dad" as we delve into a vital issue impacting our society—fatherlessness. We’re joined by Philip Blackett, who not only shares his personal journey of growing up without a father but also his commitment to being an active and present father today. Philip provides a unique blend of insights and solutions as an author and community leader. We’ll discuss his book, "Disagree without Disrespect: How to Respectfully Debate with Those Who Think, Believe, and Vote Differently from You," which explores the power of respectful dialogue in healing and strengthening families and communities.
What You’ll Learn: - The societal impact of fatherless homes and the importance of father figures. - Strategies from Philip’s book on fostering understanding and respect in conversations. - How communities can support father involvement to benefit children and society.
Links to Connect: - Learn more about Philip and his work at Philip Blackett’s Website - Find "Disagree without Disrespect" on Amazon
Tune in and be inspired to make a difference in your community by understanding and addressing the challenges of fatherlessness.
In this engaging episode of the "No Sitting on the Sideline Dad" podcast, host Joe invites Marjory Wildcraft, founder of the Grove Network, to explore the essential skills of wartime homefront resilience. They delve into how skills such as gardening, food preservation, and resource management—historically honed during challenging times—are not only fascinating but also incredibly pertinent today. These skills contribute to sustainable, self-sufficient living, offering practical advice for those aiming to lead more resilient lifestyles.
Marjorie's expertise illuminates the relevance of these age-old practices, emphasizing their importance in today's global challenges, including food security and community support. The conversation is not just a lesson in history but a call to action for proactive and prepared living in modern times.
Additionally, Joe highlights an exciting opportunity for listeners to further their knowledge and skills through the "Wartime Homefront Essential Skills Masterclass." This free streaming event, occurring on April 27th and 28th, is a 10-part series packed with actionable insights into food production, preservation, and community resilience.
For those interested in participating or learning more about the masterclass, visit Dad Grows Food for more details and access a wealth of resources to empower individuals and families to thrive in any circumstance.
Upcoming Masterclass PromotionDon’t miss the "Wartime Homefront Essential Skills Masterclass" this weekend! Dive deep into skills that could significantly enhance your and your family's resilience during times of crisis. It’s a fantastic opportunity to learn from seasoned experts through a comprehensive, engaging, and free online event. Tune in to better understand and implement strategies for sustainable living and community strengthening.
Mark your calendars for this not-to-be-missed event, streaming on April 27th and 28th. Register now at Dad Grows Food to secure your spot!
The podcast currently has 150 episodes available.