The Fundamentals Of Becoming a Dad Who Makes a Difference with Nick Matiash
Dads Making a Difference Podcast · Cam Hall
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Show Notes
Are you a thinker, a feeler, or a doer? Before you start weighing the scale and allow one to overpower the other, let’s get something straight. A dad who’s making a difference is a dad who is ALL of the above. He’s not settling for anything less because he knows the next generation is looking at his footprints, ready to set off on a journey of their own, following the marks he left behind.
This is a fact that Nick Matiash knows by heart. He is aware that no dad is free of imperfections. That being said, this men’s life coach, author, husband, and father built a community where men can freely embrace their imperfections as they strive together to evolve and be better. Fatherhood requires work and commitment but you are not alone in your journey. Find the resources and support groups that can help you navigate this noble role, seamlessly.
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“If it isn’t helpful to hold on to, it’s meant to be released.”- Nick Matiash
In This Episode:
- Define a difference-maker
- Turn the switch on to becoming a dad who makes a difference
- Understand the importance of genetics and example in honing a great father
- Realize why it’s important for dads to be emotional and have a deeper understanding of their emotions
- Examine the analogy between the balloon that’s slowly letting air out versus letting it pop
- Listen to Nick’s advice to fathers who are looking to have unfiltered and intentional conversations
- Learn the importance of taking action in developing a stronger relationship with your spouse
- This is the reason why most people find it difficult to communicate…
- Here’s why communication is compared to a lubricant…
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