21. Don't Parent, Lead | Thursday's Thoughts

Becoming a better and more effective father is something we all aspire to be whether you want to say it or not. IT IS THERE, that feeling I mean. The mystery of the concept of parenting can keep us father's in a fog of confusion and lack of clarity. In today's Episode I discuss why you should change your focus from parenting to leading. Principles of this shift like: - Initiate do not wait. - Get a head of "hot topics" - When in charge, be in charge and much more.... Want to support the show and movement? Become a patron: Traversing Manhood is creating a podcast that helps young men live with more purpose | Patreon

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