THE FATHERLY EDITION

Welcome to The Fatherly Edition with Dr. Tommaso Maggio—today I’m chatting with Jonas Koblin —serial entrepreneur, education innovator, and author of UNSCHOOLER’S. In this episode, we unleash “the unexpected” through six soul-stirring questions that explore how to weave family and business into a harmonious tapestry.

From his Waldorf-inspired childhood to globe-trotting studies across Asia, Jonas shares the pivotal moments that drew him to reimagine education. You’ll hear how his groundbreaking surveys of Thai schooling led to Sprouts, a YouTube phenomenon with over 1.7 million subscribers, and how he co-founded Mali, the go-to app for one in three new Thai mums. Finally, discover his latest passion project—Sprouts Kindergarten—a hands-on, project-based learning haven. Tune in for an honest, inspiring look at building a legacy that honors both boardroom ambitions and bedtime stories.

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In this episode of The Fatherly Edition, the host Dr. Tommaso Maggio welcomes Dr. Iris Franceschini, psychologist and author of 'Destiny Clearing —Mappe dell’anima tra Oriente e Occidente', to discuss fatherhood in relation to destiny, family legacy, and personal growth. The conversation revolves around how fathers influence their children's destinies and the psychological and shamanic approaches to understanding this influence. Iris shares insights from her book, which explores the connections between past experiences and future choices, drawing from her life experiences in both Eastern and Western cultures. The discussion aims to provide fathers with a deeper understanding of their roles and the impact of their decisions on their children's lives.Important PointsEpisode focuses on fatherhood and its connection to destiny and family legacy.

Guest Iris Franceschini is the author of 'Destiny Clearing —Mappe dell’anima tra Oriente e Occidente'.

The book discusses the influence of past choices on future outcomes.Explores the intersection of psychology and shamanic practices.

Addresses common concerns of fathers about their impact on their children's destinies.

Iris shares her experiences living in both Eastern and Western cultures.

⚡FYI: The English version will be uploaded soon ⚡In questa puntata di The Fatherly Edition, io 🙋‍♂️ ovvero Dr Tommaso Maggio accolgo la Dott.ssa Iris Franceschini, psicologa, autrice di Destiny Clearing — Mappe dell’anima tra Oriente e Occidente , per discutere della paternità in relazione al destino, all'eredità familiare e alla crescita personale. La conversazione ruota attorno a come noi padri influenziamo il destino dei nostri figli e agli approcci psicologici e sciamanici per comprendere questa influenza. Iris condivide approfondimenti tratti dal suo libro, in cui esplora le connessioni tra le esperienze passate e le scelte future, attingendo alla sua esperienza di vita tra culture orientali e occidentali. Il mio obiettivo è offrire a tutti i padri una comprensione più profonda del nostro ruolo e dell'impatto delle nostre decisioni sulla vita dei figli.

Punti salienti

• L'episodio si concentra sulla paternità e sulla sua connessione con il destino e l'eredità familiare.
• La mia ospite Iris Franceschini è autrice di Destiny Clearing — Mappe dell’anima tra Oriente e Occidente.
• Il libro analizza l'influenza delle scelte passate sugli esiti futuri.
• Esplora l'intersezione tra psicologia e pratiche sciamaniche.
• Affronta le preoccupazioni comuni dei padri riguardo all'impatto sul destino dei figli.
• Iris condivide la sua esperienza di vita tra culture orientali e occidentali.

This overview represents the evolving journey of THE FATHERLY EDITION — Business of Positive Parenting — a continuous conversation on fatherhood, not just a one-off episode.The Fatherly Edition is a platform and podcast created by Dr Tommaso Maggio to explore and reshape the narrative around modern fatherhood. It originated from his personal experiences co-creating children's books and noticing a gap in parenting conversations regarding fathers. The platform features interviews with fathers from around the world, discussing their experiences, challenges, and tips related to parenting. It covers topics like mindfulness, work-life balance, and positive parenting strategies. The goal is to foster connection and break down stereotypes surrounding fatherhood. The project has expanded to include multiple seasons of podcasts in both English and Italian.

What about turning off your mobile and having some me-time? If this is something that you do or trying to do, you will love this episode of this podcast by me, Tommaso Maggio, an Italian daddy in Bangkok. In each episode, I talk to a different dad who shares his experiences, challenges and tips on being a parent in today’s world. 😊

Today, I had the pleasure to chat with Peter Bruun, who is based in the Netherlands. He is a fellow member of the L&D Shaker community: a network of learning and development professionals. The first time we tried to call, Peter was in a forest 🌲, enjoying some nature time, while I was in a concrete jungle 🏙️, surrounded by buildings and traffic. We decided to use Adobe Podcast instead of Zoom because Zoom announced that they would collect all user data to improve their AI service. We wanted to have some privacy and security for our conversation. 🔒

Peter is not only an entrepreneur and a social psychologist but also a father of three daughters! 👨‍👧‍👧 He told me how he is always learning from them, especially at home. He also shared with me an amazing initiative that he started a few years ago: Peter’s Campfire 🔥. It is a regular event where he invites a small group of fathers to join him around a campfire and talk openly about anything related to parenting.

In this episode, we discussed:

This episode was full of inspiration from Peter. I learned a lot from him and I hope you will too. Do not miss this episode if you are interested in learning and development 📚, living abroad ✈️, or working parents 💼!

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Peter Bruun is an entrepreneur and social psychologist.

As a father of 3 daughters, he is the only male in the house and needs some masculine energy as well.

Therefore he builds campfires by the full moon for other fathers to share experiences and advice, where no one holds the truth and everyone is respected.

What about fatherhood in Singapore? Are you curios? 😊 Today, with me, Tommaso Maggio, I had the pleasure to chat with Mark Wee: who is based in Singapore wearing multiple hats: he is an artist 🎨, an architect 🏗️, a designer, a husband 💍, and a dad 👨‍👧. I reached out to Mark because I was impressed by his artistic contribution to a fashion collection for babies, where he created colourful and playful patterns. Our conversation was full of sparks and surprises that we decided to record it 🔥. We talked about:

This episode was full of inspiration from Mark. I learned a lot from him and I hope you will too. Do not miss this episode if you are interested in design, culture, or parenting in Asia!

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A bit about Mark:

Mark Wee is a Singaporean artist, architect, educator, husband, and dad. He is passionate about creativity, design thinking, and sustainability. He co-founded the Designing Your Life Institute (DYLI) to help Singaporeans design their lives with confidence and purpose. He also leads MINIWIZ in Southeast Asia, a company that transforms trash into sustainable building solutions. He was the former Executive Director of the DesignSingapore Council, where he championed design as a national strategy. He also creates artworks that reflect his colorful and childlike style. You can find out more about him on his website [www.markwee.sg] or follow him on Instagram at [@markwee].

How do you become a better father when you have a multicultural background and a busy lifestyle? That’s the question we explore in this episode of THE FATHERLY EDITION hosted by me, Tommaso Maggio, we talk to Timothy Nguyen, a Vietnamese-Australian career coach and learning designer, who shares his journey of self-discovery and parenting. Timothy tells us how he moved from Vietnam to Singapore and then to Australia, where he live his wife and had a son. He also reveals how running helps him cope with stress and anxiety, and how a solo trip with his dad changed his perspective on their relationship. Timothy’s story is full of insights and wisdom for anyone who wants to learn more about themselves and their parents, and how to overcome the challenges of raising a child in a diverse and dynamic world. Tune in and get inspired by Timothy’s advice on how to breathe, find the right partner, and embrace the learning curve of parenting. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to our podcast and leave us a rating or a review.

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If you are a parent who cherishes your kids above all else, you know how rewarding and challenging it can be to raise them in a different culture. You also know how helpful it can be to hear from other parents who have faced similar situations and gained valuable insights. If this sounds like you, then you will love the latest episode of THE FATHERLY EDITION, where our host Tommaso Maggio interviews Bilal Saddik, a Lebanese dad who lives with his awesome family in Singapore. 🇸🇬

Bilal moved to the Asian city-state five years ago and has been exploring its rich and diverse culture ever since. He tells us how his love for sports influenced his relationship with his daughter, but also how he had to adjust to her tastes and temperament. He shares how he learned to drop his expectations and appreciate the surprises that life brings. He also discusses how he embraces complexity as an opportunity to grow and learn with his daughter. 🏀🎨🎭

This is a touching and humorous conversation that will make you smile, tear up, and relate. You will learn how Bilal copes with the ups and downs of parenting in a foreign country, and how he fosters a warm and nurturing atmosphere for his family. 💕

Don’t miss this chance to connect with a fellow parent who knows what you are going through and who can offer you useful tips and support. Hit that “Like” button, share your thoughts in the comments, and tag a buddy who needs to hear this amazing story. Let’s build a community of engaged and passionate parents who are dedicated to creating a brighter future for their kids! 💪👪✨

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Are you a parent who wants to live in the moment and explore the world with your kids? 🌍✨ If yes, then you need to tune in to the latest episode of THE FATHERLY EDITION hosted by Tommaso Maggio. Today, he interviews James Cox, a British dad who grew up with hands-on parents and decided to follow their footsteps. 🌟

James and his wife moved from the UK to Bangkok with their newborn, curious about how life would be on the other side of the globe. They discovered that this city offers a huge range of services and opportunities for kids, from international schools to outdoor and trendy activities. They also realized that their daughter would benefit from exposure to other cultures that would be hard to find in the UK.

So, join us on this inspiring journey as we learn about the challenges and joys of James’s parenting adventure.

Don’t miss this chance! Hit that “Like” button, share your thoughts in the comments, and tag a fellow parent who needs to hear this amazing story. Let’s build a community of engaged and passionate parents who are dedicated to creating a brighter future for their kids! 💪👪✨

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' Calling all parents! 📣 Are you passionate about leaving a lasting impact on this world for your children? 🌍✨If so, you won't want to miss out on the latest episode of THE FATHERLY EDITION hosted by Tommaso Maggio Today, we had the privilege of sitting down with Malcolm Werchota, a devoted dad who was raised in a blend of two cultures. 🌟👨‍👧‍👧

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