Life with Dad by Wade Dixon Wade Dixon

"I'm going to be the best Dad of all time!" For most of us, this is the goal we have in mind at the beginning of our own parenting journey... Unfortunately, the reality of our shortcomings usually doesn't take long to show, and for some of us out there, we may feel like we've failed just when we're getting started.For Clifford Morgan, an organisational psychologist who coaches and leads executives and organisations to succeed, it's less about your current results and more about what you want ...

How others perceive us might rarely align with our own self-perception. For some of us, it might be a lack of confidence or mental health challenges that impact our self-perception, alternatively, for some, it may be from historic trauma or difficult times that we intentionally keep hidden.Dr. Joe Martin's childhood included some of the toughest circumstances of life. He describes his own journey as 'rags to riches to ruin to redemption', and his story covers everything from not having ...

The best success stories are the ones that no one saw coming. For Leroy Faure, what simply started as a small online community of like-minded Dads wanting to keep active, the Fit Dad Lifestyle is now a movement reaching thousands of men around the world through the Fit Dad lifestyle podcast, the Fit Dad Fuel supplement line as well as through a growing online presence and community.During our conversation, Leroy and I break down some of the critical themes behind the Fit Dad lifestyle, includ...

Do you have young kids (or remember having them)? It's often chaos, a lot of sleepless nights, and something as simple as getting in and out of the car can be an absolute nightmare. Combine that with intensive work periods away from home, and parents who want to maximise the fun they have while they're together - and welcome to life with the Gandy's. For Codey Gandy life is full-steam-ahead all the time, but that's exactly how he likes it. Codey is a former U.S. Marine, and currently a leader...

I've often wondered what it will be like when all my kids have left home. It might be years away, but I'm sure that the pace of life will increase in the years to come instead of decreasing. Whenever that time becomes a reality, I am confident that my mind will often wander back to the years I'm living now, and I will inevitably wonder how I could have better supported, taught, and treasured every moment with my kids. To celebrate the first Father's Day episode of Life with Dad, a couple of w...

I have often envied the man or woman who knew their career of choice or calling in life from a young age. Surely having a final destination makes the path somewhat clearer? For Jesse Randall, he had not left his 100 acre farm in rural Idaho for more than a few days at a time until he was 18 years old, when despite not knowing exactly what he wanted to become he left for college. A few years, countries, schools and kids later (five in total!), Jesse has created his dream job and is now a...