Tag: Divergent Dad

The power of ‘no’

Fatherhood & Family

I am a people-pleaser. Naturally, I want there to be wins for all involved in any situation. I am also a serious opportunist with an...
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Defining your core values

Fatherhood & Family

We all want to be better fathers. We all want to be better husbands or partners. We all want to be better men. That’s why you’re...
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8 important lessons learned being the only girl on a hockey team

Fatherhood & Family, Sports

When the COVID-19 outbreak hit the United States, it, abruptly ended, among many other things, my daughter’s hockey season. For any...
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The true definition of hell

Fatherhood & Family

In his controversial book, Outwitting the Devil: The Secret to Freedom & Success, famed author Napoleon Hill defined the term...
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Don’t let perfect get in the way of good

Fatherhood & Family

As growth-driven dads, we tend to be extremely hard on ourselves. Despite being fully committed towards growing, evolving, and becoming our...
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It’s not ok being ok not being ok

Fatherhood & Family

You’ve heard the statement before. Or seen the meme. “It’s ok to not be ok.” The sentiment is shared in the context of...
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What if, all along, it was our expectations?

Fatherhood & Family

I’ve found that nearly every time something happens in my life that could be seen as less-than-ideal, it’s due to misaligned...
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My relationship with my daughter changed

Fatherhood & Family

Within the last year or so, the relationship I have with my 10-year-old daughter has changed. No major events took place to enact the...
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The art of confrontation

Fatherhood & Family

I had an interesting discussion with my daughter this week. Long story short, she was uncomfortable with the way one of the girls on her...
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Trash Day

Fatherhood & Family

This essay has been a long time coming. Ten years to be exact. That many years ago, I started driving my oldest daughter to...
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