Hosted by Kenyada · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 19 episodes
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Executive Dad helps working fathers, their families, and their employers, to understand what’s preventing men from feeling fully fulfilled at home and at work. Executive Dad helps men balance their own needs with those of their families and organizations. Executive Dad builds community.
Kenyada hosts Executive Dad, a education show with 19 episodes published.
In this episode I discuss both the apprehension and satisfaction of taking decisive actions aligned with your own values regardless of their popularity or the typical ways of doing things. Leadership is not for everybody
I evaluate many of my observations, thoughts, and feelings inspired by the 2025 NYC Marathon, and how these can be applied to the marathon of life.. Support the show
In this episode, we discuss an epiphany I recently had about “regret”, and a key delineation in how we can define it that I believe to be very useful. Support the show
In this episode we discuss charity, freedom in giving, as well as the use of talents and gifts. Support the show
In this episode we discuss the inspiration and benefits of dreams, and process of dreaming itself. Support the show
In this episode we discuss ways of engaging with messaging - messages and messengers and the interplay between parties. Support the show
In this episode I discuss a revelation I had in preparation for a Leadership course about the power and durability of our memories and perspectives. Support the show
This episode - indeed recorded in a German cemetery - contains reflections on life, death, and the impacts of culture on the way see things large and small. Support the show
In this episode we’ll discuss the arch of my understanding of, and experiences with, talk therapy. This includes direct benefits to me, and to many others around me. Support the show
This episode explores and challenges the notion that logic and emotion are opposites bs interconnected entities that build on and influence each other. Support the show
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In this episode we discuss the power and impact of compassion, even when dealing with people whose behavior is clearly problematic. We also discuss how to think about and deal with aggression towards us, starting with hu
In this episode we discuss; the definition of mentorship, how it differs critically from sponsorship, how to find and be a good mentor and sponsor, who to mentor, when to end a mentorship, and even how to mentor yourself
In this episode, we discuss How to Win Friends & Influence People through listening, and asking the right questions of others and ourselves. We discuss why interruption is a valuable, powerful, and sometimes dangerous to
We discuss a range of topics, including: the Fraud Triangle, greed, how to think about enough, how to recover from mistakes, and what we will and won’t emulate in fatherhood. Support the show
In this episode, we discuss symmetry and balance, why our perspectives on them may be too narrow to be truly helpful (and what we can do about it). Support the show
In this episode, we discuss: How new fathers (and others) may experience change What changes I’ve experienced and what I’ve learned as a result The roll grief plays in helping us manage change How celebrating change and
In this episode, we discuss: What I learned from meeting Dave Chappelle The credibility to establish Executive Dad My initial perspective on paternity leave, along with the phone call that changed everything What I learn
In this episode, we discuss: The importance of establishing Executive Dad and why now is such a critical time to support men in balancing their lives and ambitions Key pillars of Executive Dad Man’s complicated and at ti
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Executive Dad is hosted by Kenyada. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 19 episodes.
Executive Dad has published 19 episodes.
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