EPISODE · Apr 1, 2025 · 56 MIN
EP112 | Leading by Example: The Role of Men in Growth with Larry Hagner
from Revitalized Womanhood | A Midlife Revolution
Alright friends, in this episode I got to sit down with the amazing Larry Hagner from The Dad Edge—and let me tell you, this conversation was so good. We talked all things parenting—the highs, the lows, the "did that just happen?" moments—and how building strong communities (for both moms and dads) is absolutely essential. We also got into the nitty gritty of personal growth in relationships—like, how it's way more powerful to lead by example than to try and "coach" your partner. Larry shared the journey that led him to create his community for dads, and I opened up about the magic—and sometimes madness—inside women's circles. We chatted about the importance of emotional intelligence, why encouragement always beats nagging, and how choosing your "hard" is what really leads to connection and fulfillment. It's honest, it's real, and I promise you'll walk away with something to think about. Connect with Larry Hagner online: https://thedadedge.com/ https://thedadedge.com/podcast/ Connect with the Revitalized Womanhood online: https://revitalizedwomanhood.com/ Chapters: 00:00 Introduction and Catching Up 02:00 Parenting Challenges and New Baby 04:58 Founding Dad Edge: A Personal Journey 06:41 Childhood Struggles and Family Dynamics 09:33 Reconnecting with Estranged Father 17:03 Challenges in Men's Communities 23:17 Women's Community and Personal Development 28:21 The Peggy Bundy Reference 28:40 Interview with Gary John Bishop 29:38 Coaching vs. Supporting Your Partner 32:06 Personal Growth and Leading by Example 36:56 Supporting Each Other in Marriage 39:01 Calling Men Forward 46:32 Choosing the Hard Path 50:09 A Son's Wrestling Journey 54:39 Concluding Thoughts and Reflections
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