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Becoming a father can be the best and most overwhelming experience of a man's life. It isn’t easy juggling all those responsibilities you have >> Bringing home the bacon, because you’re the provider >> Being an involved parent, because you want to be a GREAT dad >> Being a doting husband, good friend, and loving son... >> And trying to find time to do the things you love to do - hitting the gym, gaming, reading that next book The list goes on and on. And you’re not complaining. Objectively, life is amazing. It’s just that it’s a little much. If you’re being honest, you’d like some more time to yourself. But you’re feeling too responsible to create that time. So, you balance all your roles as best you can But somehow, you can’t seem to find that balance. Even though you’ve tried. A LOT. I get it. You’re feeling conflicted. These should be the happiest and most meaningful days of your life (being with your family and all), and yet you feel overwhelmed and unfulfilled. Let’s do something about that, shall we? How does this sound? What if you could... 1. Finally find a balance among all these responsibilities 2. Be fully present when spending quality time with your children 3. Find time for you without the dad guilt You just have to shift focus a little bit. A little less on them. A little more on you. By focusing on yourself, you’ll be a better father for your kids. Just ask yourself: >> Do your kids get the best from you when you're stressed or when you’re relaxed? >> How much stronger would your relationship be if you felt more patient and present? >> What if carving out time for yourself increased the mental and emotional capacity available for your children? I've been coaching dads like you for years. More importantly, I've lived through this myself. I can help you go from ‘one overwhelmed dude’ to the father you want to be for your kids. You will become the #1 dad that you know your kids deserve, every single day. Without feeling all the overwhelm, stress and guilt. All while having fun. And here’s the kicker: You’ll perform better at work as well. DM me if you want to know what that looks like.