On Father's Day, some philosophical thoughts on being a father.

In this episode, my big idea is to celebrate Father's Day because it's Father's Day today in Australia, as I'm recording this. I want to recognise all fathers and share some key philosophical thoughts on fatherhood. Fatherhood is challenging. It is difficult. Fatherhood has wonderful elements and it has crappy elements. I share with you seven key philosophical principles that guided me as a father of five children who are aged from 42 down to 12, two girls and three boys. I consciously chose these seven principles when my children arrived to help me guide my decision-making.I reckon my children are each successful. I hope these principles I've adopted help you to decide your own principles as a father. And if you pick the wrong principles, the amazing thing is that you can change them! Isn't it? Isn't that exciting? Happy Father's Day to all fathers. Visit either one or both of my websites.For individual work and to start your Self-Awareness and Passion Quest http://charleskovess.com/For corporate and public programs http://www.kovess.com/Register to receive my regular Passion Points To Ponder via either website.Visit my YouTube page for the video-podcast https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5uV0nR0DFRkbQu3-dM8JvSAioPrzc4OdListen to my fortnightly radio program, Mind Medicine, on TNTRadio.Live here:https://tntradio.live/shows/mind-medicine-with-charles-kovess/For direct emails and book orders, send me an email: [email protected] this episode. I aim to enlighten you about the costs and the benefits of the road that you choose to travel. It's a most important and crucial choice before you!Visit Charles Kovess' website: charleskovess.comReach out to Charles via email: [email protected] more about Charles and this show: charleskovess.com/show-notes/Visit and subscribe to the YouTube channel: youtube.com/@CharlesBKovessCharles also supports the Forever Freedom Movement — visit foreverfreedommovement.com to learn how children trapped in trafficking can be aided. Intro/Outro music credit: Music by bensound.comLicense code: SVLGLBBT9BLK1ZT4