
For fathers inspired to lead in their careers AND at home with their children. Our definitions of success at work and with family are changing rapidly. I'm interviewing Ambitious Dads to share the ideas and challenges we face in feeling fulfilled at both.
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Lately, we’ve had a lot of high stakes sibling moments at home. I’ll run into the play room and find my oldest son wailing dramatically on the floor, with my 5-year-old fresh off an MMA-style smackdown. Surveying the scene I’ll prepare my l...
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I’m an entrepreneur, executive coach, husband and father (rarely in that order)! Co-parenting with my wife who’s navigating her career, I recognize the struggle in balancing the evolving, sometimes conflicting goals of fatherhood and leadership.
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