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Unlocking Your Intrinsic Health with Zach Bush MD

ByLarry Hagner

Today’s guest is Dr. Zach Bush. His mission is to apply the rigor of science, strength of humanity and the intelligence of nature to transform our health and our world.
Zach explains our body’s close relationship to the Earth and how we can unlock its intrinsic ability to heal. He also talks about why we need to get rid of our to do lists, allow space to happen, and change our identities as men and providers.

Busy Dad's Guide to Total Health
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Busy Dad’s Guide to Total Health

ByLarry Hagner

We don’t realize how important our health is until we lose it. No man wants poor health to get in the way of becoming the best version of himself, but how do we make health a priority when life gets in the way?
Today Dr. Ryan Wohlfert is back on The Dad Edge to give you the busy dad’s guide to total health. This list of simple hacks for fitness, nutrition, and sleep will fit into any lifestyle.
Don’t wait to improve your health. Start today!

dave hollis
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How to Optimize The Structure of Work, Family, and Fulfillment with Dave Hollis

ByLarry Hagner

We are stoked to have Dave Hollis on The Dad Edge. Dave worked for Disney for 17 years selling movies like Star Wars and The Avengers to theaters, and he recently left his position to help his wife Rachel develop her business. Dave tells us why he quit what most people would consider a dream job and how he and his wife grow their media company while raising four kids. He also talks about their technique called ‘frontloading’ to optimize the structure of work, family, and fulfillment for an incredible life.

Using Work to Avoid Home Life
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Are You Using Work to Avoid Home Life?

ByLarry Hagner

Being a father and husband is full of challenges. It’s easier to keep busy with work than wrestle with the day to day issues of family life.

Today’s guest is everyday dad, Jeremy Bennett. He used his career as a firefighter to avoid his home life, until one day he got a wake up call that made him realize that his family needed him for more than just a provider.