January 1, 1970

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January 1, 1970

Dad Saturdays For The Win with Justin Batt

January 1, 1970

Justin Batt is one of the fortunate people who found the collision of their calling and passion in life. He is passionate about disrupting fatherhood by encouraging and equipping fathers […]

Self-Love, Brotherhood, and the Inner Work of Fatherhood: A Father’s Day Roundtable

January 1, 1970

What does it actually take to be a great dad? Most men immediately think about their kids. Being more present. More patient. More involved. But what if the hardest part […]

The Six Versions of Self (and Why You Snap at the People You Love)

January 1, 1970

You already have five versions of yourself, and according to psychologist Dr. Kelly Flanagan, you need a sixth. The five are the lover, the loner, the hider, the fighter, and […]

The Five Levels of Partnership (and How to Actually Move Up One)

January 1, 1970

Every marriage sits on one of five levels at any given time. According to relationship expert Jayson Gaddis, they run from level one, pure survival, up to level five, a […]

Date Night With a Question: The Five-Minute System That Actually Works

January 1, 1970

Date night with a question is a weekly ritual built on three rules: same day and same time every week, no phones, and one or two deliberate questions you don’t […]

Catch Them Doing the Right Thing (A 30-Minute Weekly Ritual)

January 1, 1970

Once a week, Jon Vroman spends about thirty minutes doing one thing: he prints a photograph of one of his kids doing something that shows a strength, and he writes […]

How a Non-Speaking Autistic Son Proved the Experts Wrong

January 1, 1970

For years, doctors told J. Brad Britton that his autistic, non-speaking son Sam would never think past the level of a young child. Then Brad watched a seventeen-year-old spell a […]

5 Lessons That Made Dave Powders a Better Father (After 10 Years of Front Row Dads)

January 1, 1970

After a decade in the Front Row Dads brotherhood, member Dave Powders pulled out his notes and narrowed a ten-year education down to five lessons. They are short, practical, and […]

What Richard Branson Taught Two Dads About Brotherhood, Self-Love, and Legacy

January 1, 1970

A bucket-list trip to Richard Branson’s Necker Island turned into a brotherhood, a book, and a framework two dads now use to check themselves against their own intentions. Adam Holt […]

From the First Mountain to the Second: Rethinking Success as a Dad

January 1, 1970

The second mountain is the idea, borrowed from David Brooks, that life has two distinct climbs: the first is achievement, the second is giving. Nick Foster spent ten years building […]

Work-Life Balance Is a Myth: Four Dads Agree

January 1, 1970

Is work-life balance real? Four high-performing Front Row Dads — none of whom compared notes — all say it’s a myth. Balance implies a perfect, even split that never exists, […]

How to Raise Unspoiled Kids: 3 Principles Every Dad Can Use

January 1, 1970

You raise unspoiled kids by modeling three things more than you lecture them: grace, gratitude, and generosity. Their opposites — pride, envy, and greed — are the warning signs. Kids […]