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WHOA DAD! GO DAD! - Episode 21: Featuring Charles Lim
Welcome to Episode Twenty One with Charles Lim
(Charles’ Dad Stats: 2.5 month-old son)
Since the day I met Charles, I’ve been struck by his thought process and how explores an idea. He’s simply a light-hearted, gentle, wizard in the making. This podcast is nothing short of Charles doing what he does best and pondering life’s greatest questions, life’s greatest roles, and life’s greatest experiences, and making some sense of the grand adventure.
Whether you are a brand new dad in his 40s, like both Charles and me, or a twenty-something already taking on the duty, you can probably appreciate how almost nothing can fully prepare you on becoming a dad. As Charles puts it, “"I always thought I'm going to wait until I'm ready to be a dad, right? But one thing that I learned is certain things… you become them by being it or by doing it."
Here are 10 themes we explore in this fatherhood convo:
Fatherhood at Forty: Exploring the unique challenges and insights that come with becoming a father later in life.
Commitment Revisited: How fatherhood reshapes one's perspective on commitment and permanence.
Unconditional Love: Emphasizing the importance of offering unconditional love and support to one's children.
Emotional Learning: Learning from a child’s straightforward emotional responses to better handle one’s own emotions.
Freedom to Explore: Encouraging children to pursue their own interests and passions without parental imposition.
Physical Demands of Parenting: The unexpected physical challenges involved in daily parenting tasks like handling a car seat.
Communication and Openness: Fostering an environment where children feel comfortable discussing anything with their parents.
Continuous Personal Growth: Viewing fatherhood as an ongoing journey of personal development and adaptation.
Cultural Reflections: Reflecting on how cultural backgrounds influence parenting styles and expectations.
Support Systems: The importance of having a support network for new parents to manage the intensive early days of parenting.
Hope you enjoy the pod!
Connect with Charles on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/chuckdizzle78/
Onward!
-Dave Momper
Leadership Coach and Brand New Dad
www.thrivalconcepts.com
#WhoaDadGoDad #ModernFatherhood #DadLifeAdventures #ParentingJourney #LegendaryDads #FatherhoodUnplugged #RaisingLegends #DadSupportSystem #NewDadChronicles #ParentingPartners #GrowthThroughFatherhood #DadLife #NewDad #DadGoals #ParentingTips #ParentLife #RaisingKids #ParentingWin #ModernParenting #LeadershipGoals #InspireLeadership, #LeadershipDevelopment #BeALeader #LeadershipMatters
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By Dave Momper - Leadership Coach and New DadWelcome to Episode Twenty One with Charles Lim
(Charles’ Dad Stats: 2.5 month-old son)
Since the day I met Charles, I’ve been struck by his thought process and how explores an idea. He’s simply a light-hearted, gentle, wizard in the making. This podcast is nothing short of Charles doing what he does best and pondering life’s greatest questions, life’s greatest roles, and life’s greatest experiences, and making some sense of the grand adventure.
Whether you are a brand new dad in his 40s, like both Charles and me, or a twenty-something already taking on the duty, you can probably appreciate how almost nothing can fully prepare you on becoming a dad. As Charles puts it, “"I always thought I'm going to wait until I'm ready to be a dad, right? But one thing that I learned is certain things… you become them by being it or by doing it."
Here are 10 themes we explore in this fatherhood convo:
Fatherhood at Forty: Exploring the unique challenges and insights that come with becoming a father later in life.
Commitment Revisited: How fatherhood reshapes one's perspective on commitment and permanence.
Unconditional Love: Emphasizing the importance of offering unconditional love and support to one's children.
Emotional Learning: Learning from a child’s straightforward emotional responses to better handle one’s own emotions.
Freedom to Explore: Encouraging children to pursue their own interests and passions without parental imposition.
Physical Demands of Parenting: The unexpected physical challenges involved in daily parenting tasks like handling a car seat.
Communication and Openness: Fostering an environment where children feel comfortable discussing anything with their parents.
Continuous Personal Growth: Viewing fatherhood as an ongoing journey of personal development and adaptation.
Cultural Reflections: Reflecting on how cultural backgrounds influence parenting styles and expectations.
Support Systems: The importance of having a support network for new parents to manage the intensive early days of parenting.
Hope you enjoy the pod!
Connect with Charles on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/chuckdizzle78/
Onward!
-Dave Momper
Leadership Coach and Brand New Dad
www.thrivalconcepts.com
#WhoaDadGoDad #ModernFatherhood #DadLifeAdventures #ParentingJourney #LegendaryDads #FatherhoodUnplugged #RaisingLegends #DadSupportSystem #NewDadChronicles #ParentingPartners #GrowthThroughFatherhood #DadLife #NewDad #DadGoals #ParentingTips #ParentLife #RaisingKids #ParentingWin #ModernParenting #LeadershipGoals #InspireLeadership, #LeadershipDevelopment #BeALeader #LeadershipMatters