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EPISODE · Jan 18, 2024 · 55 MIN

#51 - DUSTIN BURNHAM | Overcoming Childhood Wounds & Instilling a Sense of Wonder in Children Pt. 2

from The Present Father's Podcast

Dustin Burnham is one of our founding members and co-hosts on the podcast. He is a proud husband and father to his young son. In this episode we dive into his story of growing up without a father and there are some unique details around his circumstances. Dustin struggled with many aspects of manhood and his views on marriage as a result of his upbringing. THIS IS PART 2 OF DUSTIN'S STORY In this episode we cover the following topics: -Healing from the past -Instilling a Sense of Wonder and Exploration in our kids -Role Models and the Future for our children -Most important dad advice and lessons learned from Dustin's experience Many men can relate to the lack of a father figure in their upbringing. This wound cuts deep and sets young men up for failure. However, Dustin's story serves as a source of inspiration. Despite these wounds, a man can start a new legacy in his life. He can correct the course for himself and his future family. Follow Dustin on X: https://twitter.com/dustinthedad

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