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EPISODE · Dec 21, 2018 · 35 MIN

Family Or Your Mission?

from Gentlemanly · host Troy Francis

Get all 8 of Troy's dating / game books for just $35 (reduced from $69) here: https://gum.co/vHFeu Join Troy's email list and get a free copy of his Renegade Playbook online course: https://realtroyfrancis.com/free-course/ Your family life or your mission.  Is it a straight up choice between the two, or can you reach a compromise and have both? What makes for a more meaningful life - having kids, or creating great work? And what do you do if you want both? And if you are a father, or looking to become one, how best to manage that along with your other life plans.  In this episode, Troy goes deep into a controversial topic and explains his current thinking on what is perhaps the most important personal question facing all of us. 

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