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The Importance of Vulnerability and Connection With George Hayworth
How you are as a dad is impacted by your past. You either raise your kids the same way your parents raised you, or you intentionally change your approach, aiming to avoid the pain that you personally went through.
In George’s case, he thought he had a good childhood. It wasn’t until later on that he realized how dysfunctional his family was. All the trauma led him to become an angry young man who didn’t mature emotionally and developed a lot of insecurities.
When he became a father, he realized that he needed to carve his own path as a father. He also discovered other men like him — struggling with impostor syndrome and struggling to ask for help. That’s why he started surrounding himself with the right people and became more intentional about spending his time and energy making himself a better man.
In this episode, George shares his mission of helping other men who struggle to be vulnerable. Learn about the pitfalls of isolation and the role that connecting with the right people can play in helping men heal from their past.
“When we let down our guards in the right areas and just be real about anything, healing and restoration is accelerated.” - George Hayworth
In This Episode:
- George talks about growing up in a strict household
- George shares some of the family issues he grew up with and how it impacted him
- Learn more about the effect of missing out on the usual rites of passage that dads have with their sons
- Find out how joining the Army taught George life lessons he missed out on as a young man
- Find out more about why impostor syndrome is common among men
- Learn the importance of asking for help
- Discover the power of discovering your own blind spots
- ...and more!
Resource Mentioned:
- Tender Warrior: Every Man's Purpose, Every Woman's Dream, Every Child's Hope by Stu Weber
Connect with George Hayworth:
- Linktree
- Apple Podcasts
- YouTube
- Spotify
Connect with Cam Hall:
- Website
- Dads Making A Difference Connection Call
- YouTube
- Email - [email protected]
- Want to join a holistic group coaching call with Cam? - Send him a message on Instagram @dadsmakingadifference
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How you are as a dad is impacted by your past. You either raise your kids the same way your parents raised you, or you intentionally change your approach, aiming to avoid the pain that you personally went through.
In George’s case, he thought he had a good childhood. It wasn’t until later on that he realized how dysfunctional his family was. All the trauma led him to become an angry young man who didn’t mature emotionally and developed a lot of insecurities.
When he became a father, he realized that he needed to carve his own path as a father. He also discovered other men like him — struggling with impostor syndrome and struggling to ask for help. That’s why he started surrounding himself with the right people and became more intentional about spending his time and energy making himself a better man.
In this episode, George shares his mission of helping other men who struggle to be vulnerable. Learn about the pitfalls of isolation and the role that connecting with the right people can play in helping men heal from their past.
“When we let down our guards in the right areas and just be real about anything, healing and restoration is accelerated.” - George Hayworth
In This Episode:
- George talks about growing up in a strict household
- George shares some of the family issues he grew up with and how it impacted him
- Learn more about the effect of missing out on the usual rites of passage that dads have with their sons
- Find out how joining the Army taught George life lessons he missed out on as a young man
- Find out more about why impostor syndrome is common among men
- Learn the importance of asking for help
- Discover the power of discovering your own blind spots
- ...and more!
Resource Mentioned:
- Tender Warrior: Every Man's Purpose, Every Woman's Dream, Every Child's Hope by Stu Weber
Connect with George Hayworth:
- Linktree
- Apple Podcasts
- YouTube
- Spotify
Connect with Cam Hall:
- Website
- Dads Making A Difference Connection Call
- YouTube
- Email - [email protected]
- Want to join a holistic group coaching call with Cam? - Send him a message on Instagram @dadsmakingadifference