Episode 11 (Special)

from Dads Lifting Dads Hosted by Daniel Franco

This is a special episode I recorded with Stephanie Pinto for her Facebook community Let's Raise Emotionally Intelligent Kids. In this episode I share with Stephanie how the Dads Lifting Dads Podcast was birthed and came to life. I also share where I have been for the past 18 months. You can find and connect with Stephanie through her website https://www.stephaniepinto.com and join her hugely valuable Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/letsraiseemotionallyintelligentkids/?ref=share Dads Lifting Dads is a diverse community of Dads coming together to speak openly about our challenges and celebrate our successes. It is about Dads who know that true strength comes from vulnerability. It's for Dads seeking support and growth to be better Dads, Partners and Humans. Parenting is super rewarding but it can be extremely difficult, I truly believe it takes a village to raise a child. It takes courage to share your story and it takes strength to reach out for help. I thank you for tuning into this episode, I genuinely appreciate you taking the time to listen. The Dads Lifting Dads Podcast is not just for dads so if this episode resonated with you or you know a loved one that will get value from this then please share it. If you would like to join our private Facebook group then please search Dads Lifting Dads on Facebook. You can find and connect with me @dadsliftingdads on Instagram.

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