On Becoming a Better Man, Human, and Father
I talk a lot about my daughters and how I raised them. I share my lessons and stories on parenting and how I tried to show up in their lives.
Now that my daughters are adults, it's time to face the harsh truth: I completely screwed up their upbringing. But hey, at least we can all laugh about it now, right?
I'm excited to introduce my guest in the newest episode of The Teevee Show Podcast, the OG of Facebook Advertising himself, Jon Loomer!
I always find it fascinating to hear how many fathers will say they would die for their children, but many of those same dads struggle to live for them.
Chris and I first met in dance class- dancing with each other. Then I asked him to be my friend. He agreed and the rest is history. However, the story behind that conversation is hilarious.
Sue Anderson first came into my world in 2009. She was asked to interview me so I could share
my story on the success of our first online business.
That's a lot of damn pressure to carry. But you're carrying it whether you realize it or not.
That's a lot of damn pressure to carry. But you're carrying it whether you realize it or not.
That's a lot of damn pressure to carry. But you're carrying it whether you realize it or not.
That's a lot of damn pressure to carry. But you're carrying it whether you realize it or not.
I enjoy washing dishes and cleaning the kitchen after eating. Seeing the kitchen and dining area after it’s all done is satisfying. This first became a “thing” when I read an article by Leo Babauta in 2010 that impacted the way I approach all the mundane but necessary tasks of the day. wash your bowl “Have you eaten your rice porridge? Then you had better wash your bowl.” It’s become the default...
That scarcity taught me to appreciate and maximize everything. I only had a few hours with them. It scared me straight since there was little to no time to waste. It’s almost as if there’s a countdown every weekend. Tick-tock. Tick-tock. Tick-tock… Every conversation mattered. Every choice mattered. Every activity mattered. A little dramatic, I suppose, but it kept us engaged...
My marriage was my best and biggest failure. It sounds so dramatic, but it’s true. Growing up, I always wanted to be married. It’s heavily ingrained in my culture, and I was looking forward to having my own family. My mom was putting a ton of pressure on me to get married. NOW! I was 25 and getting older every year. I was a wee bit desperate. I was clueless about dating and how to be...
On Becoming a Better Man, Human, and Father