Dino, also known as The Art of Purpose, shares his journey from being an educator to becoming a successful social media influencer. He started his social media account during the COVID-19 pandemic to spread positivity and inspire others. Dino emphasizes the importance of defining one's purpose and staying true to it. He offers advice on starting a business while keeping a day job and the financial considerations involved. Dino also discusses the power of networking on X, a social media platform that connects individuals and allows for real-time business growth. The conversation explores the importance of fatherhood and the role of men in celebrating the success of others. It delves into the idea that becoming a father unlocks a primal instinct and leads to personal growth and improved decision-making. The conversation also discusses the dangers of defining one's identity solely through work and the need for men to reclaim their identity and purpose. It emphasizes the power and fulfillment that women find in their roles as wives and mothers, and the negative impact of societal conditioning that devalues these roles. The conversation concludes with a call for men to lead their families and for a return to biblical values. In this conversation, Dino and the hosts discuss the importance of men taking on leadership roles in their families and the negative consequences of a godless society. They emphasize the need for men to lead their households and prioritize their relationships with their wives and children. They also discuss the impact of societal pressures on women and the importance of providing a strong foundation for their families. The conversation touches on the concept of legacy and the significance of instilling values in the next generation. They also address the attempts to diminish the role of fathers and the importance of spending quality time with children. The hosts share personal experiences of becoming fathers and the challenges they faced. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the power of authenticity and the importance of sharing one's true ideas and beliefs. Follow The Art of Purpose on X: https://x.com/creation247

After recording Episode 68 with Seth Gehle, we did a little debrief to unpack some of what we discussed. Seth's story is very heavy. He has overcome an incredible amount of abuse through childhood and has risen above it all. Here is the behind the scenes look at our candid conversation after recording the episode.You can hear his full story in episode 68 of the podcast

Denny Giamazzo is host of the Be The Standard Podcast and joins us in Episode 76 to share his life story.Denny had an incredibly difficult upbringing. He never knew his father. His mother had him when she was very young and she struggled with severe substance abuse. Denny's early childhood is marked by very difficult circumstances.Later in life Denny joined the Army National Guard and deployed to Afghanistan. He has overcome significant trials in his life and helps men today Be the Standard. Subscribe to: https://www.youtube.com/@BeTheStandardPodcast And Follow Denny on IG: https://www.instagram.com/dennygiamazzo/

Happy 4th of July Ladies and Gentlemen! This is a Star-Spangled Special episode to celebrate Independence day with our legendary guest @Butterworthdasyrup. He's a man who's taken the internet by storm, making hilariously wholesome content! This mustachioed superstar joins us for this Freedom Loving Special! Strap in, grab a can of liquid freedom and try to hang on to your fingers and toes this 4th of July as you light off as many fireworks as possible. GOD BLESS AMERICA! Happy Independence Day! Please enjoy the episode. Follow Tyler here: linktr.ee/butterworthdasyrup

In this joint episode with Denny Paul from the Be the Standard podcast and Seth Gale from Go Beyond the Shadows, the three Army veterans discuss the best and worst aspects of Army life. They share funny and wild stories, as well as reflect on the importance of Memorial Day. The worst thing about the Army, according to Denny and Seth, is the constant hurry up and wait, where soldiers are expected to be ready at a moment's notice but often end up waiting for hours. The best thing about the Army, they agree, is the camaraderie and friendships formed. They also share crazy and dumb moments from their time in the Army, as well as the tough lessons they learned. In this conversation, the speakers discuss their experiences in the military and reflect on the lessons they learned. They talk about the importance of accountability and responsibility, their favorite weapon systems, their experiences in combat, and the impact they had on other countries. They also discuss the surprises they encountered in the military, such as the prevalence of drugs and steroids, and the contrast between the perception of the American flag in other countries versus in the United States. The speakers share their proudest moments, including graduating college and the influence they had on their soldiers.

Harrison Schenck is helping dads at Sherwood kids, Fatherizer Incubator and the Dad Biz Podcast. He is a Husband, Father, Social Media writer and thought leader and is a graduate of UNC Chapel Hill. In this episode, Harrison discusses his journey as a father and entrepreneur. He emphasizes the importance of men setting a positive example and being involved in their children's lives. Harrison also talks about the need to challenge the dominant cultural narrative and create a better alternative. He highlights the significance of personal growth and constantly striving to improve oneself and the world around them. The conversation also touches on the value of brotherhood and the importance of choosing the right partner in life. Harrison discusses the importance of finding a good wife and building a strong marriage. He emphasizes the need for men to be discerning and look for subtle signs in a potential partner, such as how they act around kids, animals, and their own family. Harrison also highlights the importance of personal growth and taking accountability in a marriage, as well as the role of communication and intentional parenting. He shares his thoughts on legacy and the desire to create a multi-generational family that stays close and supports each other. He also mentions his involvement with Sherwood, a streaming platform for kids that offers wholesome and low-stimulation content. Check out Sherwood: https://www.sherwoodkids.com/ Follow Harrison on X: https://x.com/SaveYourSons

In this episode, Rick, the father of the twins, shares his story of overcoming adversity and achieving success. Despite a difficult upbringing with an abusive alcoholic father, Rick made a choice to not let his circumstances define him. He worked hard, saved money, and eventually became a successful salesman. Rick emphasizes the importance of never accepting defeat and always striving for success. He also highlights the value of having a strong work ethic, treating others with respect, and continuously improving one's skills. The episode also includes stories of Rick working two jobs and the importance of creating balance in life. In this conversation, Rick reflects on his life experiences and shares valuable insights on leadership, work-life balance, and leaving a legacy. He emphasizes the importance of leading by example, instilling values in children, and prioritizing family. Rick also discusses the significance of discipline, exercise, and healthy habits in maintaining energy and focus. He shares memorable family moments and expresses pride in his children's accomplishments. Rick's advice to aspiring fathers is to prioritize family, live according to one's values, and treat others with kindness and respect.

Dr. Arjun Nanda is a husband and father and he is a Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist currently working at Monterey County Behavioral health, where he serves as Medical Team Lead of the Children's System of Care. He also consults for startups in the mental health spaces providing clinical expertise. He completed his residency at Case Western Reserve University - Metrohealth and child psychiatry fellowship at the University of Southern California, where he served as chief fellow. In this episode he shares insights on ADHD, parenting, and mental health. He emphasizes the importance of play and joy in father-child relationships and recommends books for dads. He also discusses the impact of discipline and the role of fathers in creating a safe and supportive environment for children.

In this conversation, Dustin interviews his grandfather, Robert Burnham, discussing family, values, work ethic, and the importance of giving back. They explore the influence of family members, the impact of reading, and the significance of community involvement. Robert shares stories from his life, including his experiences with famous individuals and his work on the railroad. The conversation delves into the value of hard work, the impact of technology on relationships, and the importance of fostering a sense of community and connection. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, including personal anecdotes, career experiences, investment strategies, leadership, and the future of America. It delves into the speaker's life journey, from college to law school, career transitions, and the founding of his own business. The discussion also touches on the importance of a liberal arts education, the role of leadership in society, and the need for a servant mindset. The speaker shares insights on investment strategies, the future of nuclear energy, and the impact of DNA technology on healthcare. The conversation concludes with reflections on family, grandchildren, and the future of the country.

Codey Gandy is a husband, father, former U.S. Marine, and currently a leadership instructor, speaker, and strategic advisor for Echelon Front. Codey spent just over 5 years working as a ground combat leader for various units in the Marine Corps. He brings unmatched experience in demonstrating combat leadership in dynamic environments, building winning teams, and developing relationships across all levels of an organization. In this episode, Cody Gandy discusses his background, his family, and his work at Echelon Front. He emphasizes the importance of perspective and taking ownership of one's actions. Cody shares his journey from wanting to be a cop to joining the Marine Corps and eventually becoming an instructor at Echelon Front. He talks about the challenges of teaching leadership at home and the need to modulate emotions and show vulnerability. Cody also highlights the burden and honor of being a husband and father, and the importance of having a strong why. In this conversation, Cody Gandy discusses the challenges and lessons he has learned as a father. He emphasizes the importance of being prepared for the unexpected and being open-minded about the realities of parenthood. Cody shares personal experiences of dealing with health issues and emergencies with his children, highlighting the importance of capturing lessons learned and being willing to ask for help. He also emphasizes the role of strategic thinking and vision in parenting, and the importance of setting up children for success. Cody encourages parents to create core memories with their children by being intentional and present in their interactions. Follow Codey here: https://www.instagram.com/codey.gandy/