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As dads, there are a number of new challenges we face that are new, exciting, and sometime scary. As the guest of this episode, Victor Giusfredi, says," There's no grail without dragons."

So what do we do when the dragons start to show? Some freeze, some flee, and some fight.

Victor has faced a number of dragons on his journey living in multiple countries, facing some marital challenges, and finding himself as a single dad with his kids under his care. After hitting a low point towards disaster, he had an experience that turned him around and brought him a new perspective on life.

Join the conversation as Victor shares his story and discusses how he now uses his experiences to help others as a mindset and relationship coach.

As a listener to the SkilledDad Podcast, you can also download his book, "No Grail Without Dragons," for FREE.

Learn more at victorgiusfredi.com and use promo code SKILLEDDAD at checkout.

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"Life doesn't happen to us, life happens for us." The way we perceive the ups and downs, and more importantly how we learn from and respond to them can make all the difference and getting back to the "up" moments.

On this episode, our guest Wayne Boatwright shared this perspective and how it applies to his journey. After living a life that was on a high peak, a decision he made would change his life forever that would lead to a fast and furious fall from that peak.

As a dad of two, Wayne shares his journey of learning to regain the trust of his loved ones after spending six years in San Quentin prison. His story serves as both a cautionary tale to those of us that are dads, as well as a story of how even the darkest moments can be used to serve others on our way back up.

Wayne shares some great tips on how to stay connected with your kids regardless of your situation, and also how to regain lost ground if you find yourself in a place where you have lost trust.

Wayne also serves as a Board Member for Man 2 Man Urban Youth Advocate, where he uses his vast business and legal background to help philanthropic organizations succeed in their missions.



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Has anyone asked you what your three or four “truths” are? The codes that drive you and help guide your decision making? Someone asked this question to our guest Terry Tucker, and his ability to break them down and lay them out will leave you ready to run through a wall.

Terry is an inspiring and powerful individual that is focused on motivating and helping others succeed. What Terry shares is worth the listen!

Learn more about Terry and what he is doing at motivationalcheck.com

Sometimes the biggest thing in our way is ourselves. Things can build up over time and start to create limiting beliefs that go unchecked and start to stack. This clutter can become head trash that blocks our clear thinking and motivation.

On this episode, Kyle Gillette joins the SkilledDad podcast and share some of his story as a girl dad and a professional that works with leaders to learn how to take out the head trash so they can thrive.

Learn more about what Kyle is doing to help others at https://gillettesolutions.com.



You can also follow Kyle on LinkedIn, Instagram, and TikTok

When it comes to being dad, we have choices to make every day. Some of small, some are big, and some have to be made over and over again with discipline and commitment.

On this episode, Queon (Q) Wilcox joins the SkilledDad podcast and shares his story on why and how he started his podcast, Mediocre Dads where he lays out the concept that mediocrity is a choice. He breaks down when realized it was time for him to step up and deploy his skillset to impact others, while making himself better right along side others.

Q brings the heat with his perspective and we encourage to check out his podcast wherever you like to listen.

You can also follow him on Instagram @MediocreDads



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Do you treat your time the same way that you treat your money?

Do you budget your money and know where every dollar goes, or have a plan for those dollars? If not, honestly you should (you will likely have more dollars if you do). How about your time?

If you have ever said, "I don't have the time," then give this a listen as you haven't been and won't be the first. We offer a brief perspective on what we have heard on the podcast and a perhaps a different way to look at time so that you can master the skill of maximizing your most important, yet irreplaceable resource.