How to Become a Bigger Influence in Your Kids’ Lives? | Podcast with lamont lomax
Lamont Lomax talks about raising three children, navigating co-parenting, and using curiosity and consistency to stay influential in his kids’ lives.
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Tools for the work of fatherhood.
Lamont Lomax talks about raising three children, navigating co-parenting, and using curiosity and consistency to stay influential in his kids’ lives.
Pat and Brennan Falks discuss teaching through principles, regulating your tone, and using humility and repair to help children learn.
Michael Mahoney shares a technique for coming back to the present when triggered and discusses how parents can model emotional regulation for their kids.
Jamie Glowacki and Pat discuss how parents exercise authority, set boundaries for individual children, and handle communication and mental load at home.
Jason Lewis shares how examining his childhood and emotional patterns changed his parenting, including how he approaches curiosity, toughness, and each child’s needs.
Donovan Owens describes the routines and systems he uses to turn personal principles into daily practice, including his morning routine and approach to accountability.
Image consultant Phil Tarling explains how clothes and grooming shape first impressions and shares what becoming a grandfather taught him about giving family his time.
Stefanos Sifandos talks through his path from fitness to relationship coaching, including emotional honesty, codependency, and being present with children.
Child psychologist Dr. Kathryn Hecht discusses childhood anxiety and ways parents can support kids in taking manageable steps toward independence.
Jon Fogel explains what happens when kids become dysregulated and how parents can use co-regulation and clear limits to teach skills.
Darren Silver discusses vision quests, time in nature, and rites of passage as ways for men to reflect on purpose and enter fatherhood intentionally.
Loren Fjord and Pat discuss showing up honestly on social media, growing through fatherhood, and bringing more intention to fitness and movement.
Former Special Forces soldier and fitness coach Justin Hall shares how hard experiences shaped his discipline, honesty, and approach to being a father.
Don Ross explains how shared activities, accountability, and clear values can help men build lasting friendships and effective men’s groups.
Joe and Ashley from Purpose Driven Family discuss how shared principles, faith, and a clear family vision guide discipline and big decisions about family life.
Writer Blake Kasemeier talks about storytelling and making honest work, and how fatherhood has changed the way he thinks about presence and connection.
Devin Linder reflects on incarceration, its impact on his family, and how accountability and lived experience shaped the way he approaches fatherhood.
Myer Krah and Pat talk about being present, communicating under stress, and learning from the mistakes and uncertainty that come with becoming a dad.
Jack traces his path from growing up without a dad to serving as a military medic and becoming a father, reflecting on role models and purpose along the way.
Tate Wright reflects on weight loss, faith, and repentance and discusses how honest self-assessment and tracking helped him change his eating and training habits.
Megan Michelson of Birds & Bees talks with Pat about starting age-appropriate conversations about sex early and keeping the conversation open as children grow.
Kyle Meloy and Pat talk about recognizing their own habits and language in their children, alongside Kyle’s approach to sleep, money, and life at home.
Sharif Colbert shares how honest feedback from his kids and work in therapy helped him face his temper and make changes at home.
Pat and Rory Tolland discuss how work, content creation, and social media affect family life, along with the value of communication and time for reflection.
Pat Barber and Rory Tolland introduce The Fathers Guild podcast and share the experiences that made them want to build a supportive community for dads.
Pat and Dr. Sean discuss how parenting changes from the first child to the fourth and share ways to coordinate family time with a partner.
Jason Ackerman talks with Pat about keeping a marriage strong and adapting health routines to the unpredictable rhythms of raising young children.
Pat talks with Mike G about raising two daughters, his perspective on the teenage years, and the value of having other men to talk to about fatherhood.
Pat and Spencer Nix talk about aging, self-image, and how to help children relate to other people’s approval as they grow up.
Pat and Spencer Nix open a series of conversations about fatherhood and fitness by discussing health, parenting, and the ideas that inform their own lives.
Videographer Michael Dalton discusses creativity, losing his father, and what parenthood has taught him about handling big emotions and continuing to make art.
Erich Leidums talks about unschooling, RV living, and raising children around outdoor adventure and real responsibility.
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