One of the Biggest Mistakes Men Make in Marriage
In this short episode, I share a personal experience where I was in danger of losing my marriage because of this one mistake and I’m going to tell you how to avoid it.
Using the Past to Become a Better Dad with Former NFL Player Billy Miller
Today we are psyched to have Former NFL player and Superbowl Champion Billy Miller on The Dad Edge Podcast. He opens up his world to us, delving into his rough childhood, his battle against depression, and how he uses his difficult past as a reference to become the best dad he can possibly be.
3 Seconds to Not Losing It with Your Kids
In this episode, I teach you how to use three seconds to create a mental space in your mind and use questions to give your kid a choice to obey.
How to Raise Mentally Strong Kids with Amy Morin
Today’s guest is Amy Morin, the bestselling author of the book called 13 Things Mentally Strong Parents Don’t Do. She is a psychotherapist, writer, and TEDx speaker. She is here to tell us how to become mentally strong parents so we can raise self-assured kids who are primed for happiness and success.
How to Arm Our Kids Against Peer Pressure
In this short episode, I interview my 11-year-old Ethan who has been experiencing peer pressure. We role a play a few scenarios of peer pressure to practice what he can say when other kids are trying to get him to do something he knows is wrong.
The 12 Traits of a Warrior Part 1: The Hard Traits with Chris Sajnog
As men, we do battle every single day. Not only are we fighting to maintain and grow our careers, finances, and family, we fight an internal battle at all times. We have to deal with negative self-talk, bad habits, and anxiety. It’s not to say that life is always a warzone, but it can be challenging, and we can be prepared to face the challenges with a warrior’s skillset.
Chris Sajnog is a Navy SEAL sniper and our third more popular all-time former guest. He is back to teach us how master our thoughts and emotions, become solid leaders, and raise strong children by adopting the Twelve Traits of a Warrior. In this first part of a two-part series, we discuss the six ‘Hard Traits.’
