How Authenticity Builds the Foundation of Fatherhood with Ryan James Miller
Dads Making a Difference Podcast · Cam Hall
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Show Notes
For some dads, fatherhood is either a prison or liberation, depending on their orientation of what being a father should be like. Fathers are said to be the providers for their families’ needs. But, whoever thought this provision is limited only to the financial aspect is painfully wrong. Today’s guest, Ryan James Miller, elaborates on how fatherhood relates to manhood and leadership in the family and the community.
One important aspect that this episode intends to direct us to is our need for validation from the people around us. Where is this need coming from? How do we react or feel when this “need” is not satisfied? It is important to get to the root of this “need” to understand how it plays a major part in the portrayal of our roles as fathers and husbands.
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“You have permission to feel vulnerable and uncomfortable. The strongest men in the world are those that are willing to express that they feel these things.” - Ryan James Miller
In This Episode:
- The idea of fatherhood, and even manhood, have a twisted concept that requires reinterpretation
- Reality check: “working hard” to provide for the family is only an excuse
- Money is only one part of a whole. Here are the other needs that fathers are also expected to provide for their families
- Understand the motivation behind dads who want to project an Instagram image to the community
- This is why it’s okay for men to feel vulnerable, lost, confused, and ashamed even when the society expects them to have it all together
- Here are the reasons why dads decide to go in isolation and how to help them break free from this self-erected prison
- Get to the turning point from living off others’ validation to living in authenticity
- Reasons why people are drawn to authentic people
- Some opportunities lie in taking those baby steps. Learn how baby steps can transcend a hundred miles and beyond
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