The Transition to Fatherhood

Fatherhood can be a time in life that we may not consider to be a transition, yet it is one of the top major shifts in a man’s life.  With this transition, comes a measure of the fear of the unknown, wondering if you are prepared emotionally, and how will I care and provide for this new life that is coming into this world.A lot rests on the shoulders of a father.If you are a new father, thinking about becoming a father, or a seasoned father, you will enjoy this episode.The nature of impending fatherhood is that you are doing something that you’re unqualified to do and then you become qualified while doing it. In this episode, Sam Miller and Tom Ashton share their fatherhood stories from the moments their wives shared the good news of their first pregnancy to what they have learned on their journey of becoming a new father.I was touched by their transparency and candor as they opened up about their struggles, challenges and the responsibility of becoming a father, which has ultimately made them each a better man.   In other words, it has been the best thing that ever happened to them.“A daughter needs a father to be the standard against which she will judge all men.”“Behind every young boy who believes in himself, is a father who believed in him first.”“I cannot think of any need in a childhood as strong as a need for a father’s protection.” Sigmund Freud CONNECT WITH DEBIE-mail – [email protected]  - contact me if you would like to be a guestWebsite – www.debironca.comInstagram - @debironcaLinkedin – linkedin.com/in/debironcaFacebook – @authordebironcaFree Transition Assessment – do you wonder if you are in transition?  Take this free assessmenthttps://assessment.sequoiatransitioncoaching.com/free-quizThe Purpose & Power of Transitions Course – 40% discounthttps://course.sequoiatransitioncoaching.com/8-week-programPersonal 1:1 Coachinghttps://debi.sequoiatransitioncoaching.com/coachingVideo bundle – mindsets, limiting beliefs, and wounds of life $47https://series.sequoiatransitioncoaching.com/rootsandreasons