Recovering Workaholic Dads

In this episode, we interview Jay Hatfield, a long-time traveling businessman who eventually landed a work-from-home job. He shares the difficulties of connecting while on the road and some of the personal-time sacrifices he's had to make to make family life work. Jay shares how to be a team-player with home duties, the give and take benefits and flexibility with his employer, and some of the healthy boundaries and ground-rules he's had to implement as a work-from-home dad. Jay shares some wisdom about the self-discipline required and the key to making it a win-win for his boss. You'll also learn a few tips on how to create a daily routine to get ready for the work day.

In this episode, Brad introduces and explains the Recovering Workaholic Dads Manifesto or core values. What does it mean to be a workaholic dad in recovery? What guiding principles should drive our everyday thinking and actions?

This is the Recovering Workaholic Manifesto:

We're Intensely Focused on Relationships We're Passionate about Connecting With Our Kids We Live Balanced Lives We Honor Our Vows as Husbands We Leave a Family Legacy We Work Efficiently, Effectively, and Productively We Leave Work at The Office We Put Family First We Are Recovering Workaholic Dads!

Download and print a copy of the manifesto at https://RecoveringWorkaholicDads/manifesto

Dave Cutillo's job takes him on the road for months at a time. In this episode, he shares lessons about how working dads can stay proactively connected to their wife and family while traveling.

How do you not just survive, but thrive as a single working dad with a special-needs son? Listen to this insightful interview with Bryan Honea who is making the most of his father/son relationship while trying to juggle the demands of work and family. Learn how his divorce has impacted his relationships, and the importance of proactively creating a support network.

In this episode, I answer the question: who is this guy and why should I care? I share my story and journey of being a workaholic, what changed, and why I now consider myself a recovering workaholic. I paint a picture of what workaholism looks like as well as what life CAN look like as a recovering workaholic dad. My passion and desire is to help you avoid the mistakes I made and up-level your husband and dad relationship skills. I leave you with a simple action step to help you on your road to workaholic recovery.

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