Finding ResonanceIn this episode, I interview Richard Gordon Kelly Richard Gordon Kelly (RGK) is a Father, Partner, Coach. His purpose is “making a difference in people’s lives”. Bringing his enthusiasm, positiveness to people and organisations by being committed to what makes them feel truly alive. Over, the past 20+ years’ in business with success in leading […]
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Fatherhood as CreativityIn this episode, I interview Jamie Smart How to train your creativity muscle as a parent… There was a time when I thought, I didn’t have it as a parent. That creative spark to make a game of anything. That ability to find the light and funny that diffuses a situation. That idea, that […]
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Fatherhood as LeadershipIn this episode, I interview Devon Bandison Devon Bandison is one of the most sought after personal and business coaches in the world. He works with Fortune 100 Companies and people from all walks of life, including professional athletes and teams, CEO’s, salespeople, small business owners, film makers, producers, the top business and life […]
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Finding PresenceIn this episode, I interview Dr Dicken Bettinger In this brief episode, Dr Dicken Bettinger is in conversation with me about the transformational power of presence, in everything we do… including parenting. You can sign up for the free Heart of Dad Summit which starts on November 30th here:https://www.heartofdad.com/summit Join us in our community at: www.facebook.com/groups/heartofdad and […]
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Returning HomeIn this episode, I interview Micheal Hilton Direct and to the point, Micheal describes himself as a Higher Performing Leader Of Married Dads. He was ready to end his life after struggling from stress, depression, anxiety and overwhelm. He was running a business, juggling a marriage, trying to balance life, and it all got too much. After […]
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Creating a VoiceIn this episode, I interview John Adams John was a full time working dad working in Government comms until 2011 when he left his job to become his kids’ main carer. Over the years he has been a stay at home dad, worked part time and now works for his own micro-business running Dadbloguk.com, […]
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