On today’s podcast, I have special guest, Cory Jenks

In this episode we dive into Balancing the fact of being a dad is the most important job a man can have yet not taking oneself too seriously.

Cory, a pharmacist based in Tucson, Arizona, holds a Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of South Carolina. Alongside his pharmacy career, he is an

accomplished improv comedian, teaching and

performing across the country.

Cory has a new book coming out, I guess I’m a Dad now - A humorous handbook for newish dads who don’t want to suck. 

Here’s Cory’s new book: https://rb.gy/k571rt

And have pre order bonuses available. For my audience, Cory will offer the 5 bonus offer even with just the purchase of 1 book if you mention you heard Cory on the pod: https://www.coryjenks.com/i-guess-im-a-dad-now

Most dads struggle in this area.

Today, I share one of the greatest things you can do to create deep bonds with your kids.

Go to www.thewarriordad.com to learn more about The Warrior Dad Experience.

On today’s podcast, I’m joined by guest, Brian Aikens. 

Brian has been working with children and adolescents who have severe emotional and behavioral needs since 2004. 

He has taught in Dublin, Ireland, the suburbs of Washington DC, and currently serves as an emotional support teacher in the Spring-Ford School District outside of Philadelphia. 

Brian is also an educational consultant and founder of Insight Minds, which supports children, families, and school districts to live flourishing lives through social emotional wellness and emotional intelligence.

Today we dive into Mindfulness for Dads and Kids, have a listen.  

You can find Brian at www.insightminds.com

Powerful question and I think most dads get it wrong.

Check out The Warrior Dad at https://www.thewarriordad.com for more detaisl about The Warrior Dad Experience.

You can be that ONE DAD who changes his family tree forever.

Check out my interview with Markus Kaulius.

Markus is a serial entrepreneur and the founder of multiple 8 and 9 figure businesses. 

Over his 25-plus year career, he grew his supplement company from startup to $170 Million and helped clients worldwide lose over 3 million pounds. 

He has impacted the lives of over 10 million people.

As a thought leader in the industry, he advises multiple 8 & 9-figure companies on growth strategy and has been featured in major media such as PBS, Fox News, Apple TV and CNN. 

Markus's name is now in the Guinness Record Book as he recently spoke at a conference on financial literacy which broke the attendance record.

With an online following of over 300K, Markus shares daily insights with his community spanning business strategy, mindset, health, and faith. 

Through his new venture, playabiggergame.com, Markus is bringing together the world's greatest minds and sharing lessons learned from his entrepreneurial journey to help other high achievers break free from imbalance and feelings of discontent so they can find fulfillment beyond career success.

Today we dive into balancing business, health and fatherhood.  Have a  listen. 

Find Markus at www.playabiggergame.com

Do you put things off?

Do you wait until everything is right?

Do you find yourself feeling lazy?

Procrastination is not the issue.

Check out what it is in this episode.

Go to www.thewarriordad.com

On today's podcast, I have a special guest, Scott Donnell.  

In this episode, we will dive into raising value creation kids and creating a family legacy based on heritage, not inheritance.

Scott is the best selling author of Value Creation Kids, The Healthy Struggles Your Children Need to Succeed.  

With over 6 million families served, Scott is a leading voice in helping parents teach their kids good money skills.  

He is also the host of the Smart Money Parenting, a worldwide podcast for families.  

And now he is launching the world's first bank account for kids & teens that plays like a game called GravyStack. 

FInd Scott at www.valuecreationkid.com

Check out Dinner Table at https://store.dinnertable.com/home-5539-5916764567?am_id=jeff6

Fantastic quote from Tim Grover in his book, Winning:

"There's nothing normal about winning. If you need normal, if you need to fit in, be prepared for a long stay in the middle of the pack. Winning requires you to be different, and different scares people."

Check out The Warrior Dad Experience at https://www.thewarriordad.com

On today’s podcast, I have special guest, J.D. McCabe, Author of The Third Gift.  

J.D McCabe is a Pittsburgh, PA native, and the author of The Third Gift, a true story about a tumultuous marriage gone wrong. and now speaks with organizations across the country about his experiences.

In the episode we dive into Seizing the opportunity to lead by example through adversity with your kids!

You can find J.D. at https://www.thirdgift.com

To accomplish something great, you have to give yourself no escape route, no chance to ever turn back!

Imagine having that mentality.

That's what Matt Higgins talks about in his new book - Burn the Boats.

Check out The Warrior Dad at https://www.thewarriordad.com

Ruari is the founder and CEO of One Year No Beer, a leading figure in the health and well-being space. He was awarded Great British Entrepreneur of the Year for Scotland and Northern Ireland 2020, with OYNB also being named The Spectator’s Economic Innovator of the Year in the UK. Known for his passionate advocacy for healthier living, Ruari has been instrumental in steering OYNB to the forefront of the alcohol-free movement, inspiring over 100,000 people worldwide to reassess their relationship with alcohol, and strive to become the best version of themselves.

Ruari’s story

Born on the Isle of Mull, Scotland, from an early age Ruari harboured a deep-seated determination to make an impactful mark on the world. He left school at 15 to start his first business, and eventually landed in London where he carved out a successful career as a senior oil broker. However, he quickly found himself immersed in a binge-drinking culture, leading him to the profound realization that alcohol was causing him more harm than good.

Taking a transformative break from alcohol, Ruari witnessed significant improvements across various aspects of his life: he became healthier, happier, more productive, and a better father and husband. Motivated by these personal improvements, he embarked on a mission to help others experience the same positive changes. In 2015, he launched One Year No Beer (OYNB), to help people reassess their relationship with alcohol. The initiative quickly went viral, attracting over 20,000 sign-ups in its inaugural year. And so OYNB was born, with its core values deeply rooted in the supportive online community established by its initial members.

Today, Ruari takes immense pride in the fact that OYNB is recognised as a leader in preventive behaviour change, with ambitious plans to diversify into numerous other behaviour-change models beyond alcohol. His previous experiences, particularly the harmful alcohol culture he encountered during his tenure in London, continually drive his work.

Find Ruari at:

Https://go.oneyearnobeer.com/complete-control-program