This podcast discusses the negative influences of cultural masculinity and gender stereotypes on children. It explores various toxic schools they may attend, including entitlement, cheating, selfishness, materialism, anxiety, substance abuse, and negative personality traits. Parents have limited control over their children's choices, so their duty lies in educating and guiding them towards making better decisions.

The podcast explores the story of Jim Valvano, a coach who believed in his team's potential to accomplish extraordinary things. It emphasizes the importance of instilling a growth mindset in children.

Exploring the concept of love as service through Hemingway's life and writing, emphasizing sacrificing and serving others. Connecting this to the role of being a father and the constant reminder to continue serving as a dad.

The podcast highlights the importance of prioritizing family and saying no to other obligations. It shares a story about Kobe Bryant choosing to put his family first and decline a request from a reporter, emphasizing the tragic reminder of his death.

This podcast discusses the concept of dream hoarding, where seemingly successful individuals experience constant worry and anxiety. It explores the dissonance between external success and internal turmoil, and how dream hoarders respond by controlling their environment. It emphasizes the importance of sharing opportunities instead of hoarding them.

The podcast discusses the importance of refraining from using the phrase 'how could you be so stupid' when addressing our children's mistakes and suggests using these moments as teaching opportunities to guide and support them.

Discover the inspiring story of Dr. Edith Enger who helped her son with cerebral palsy thrive. Parental belief in children's potential, love, kindness, and patience are highlighted as essential components for their success.

The podcast discusses the importance of teaching kids gratitude and how it can positively impact their lives. It features a CEO's practice of writing down three things they are grateful for every week.

Being a dad is not confined to specific moments or contexts. It's about constant influence, like being a teacher or a leader. Embrace fatherhood in everyday situations and have a lasting impact on your children's lives.

How parents can strike a balance between helping their children and enabling them. Teaching kids to make decisions, modeling good behavior, and taking responsibility. A leader should do anything but not everything. Being a great dad means doing anything for their family, but also knowing they can't do everything.