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Hosted by Dadversity · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 34 episodes
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This is the home of content for dads to learn new skills and tackle life challenges.We're building the biggest online university on the planet for dads who want to improve their lives, and the lives the generations that will follow.On this podcast you'll experience a mixture of life lessons, entertainment and educational content to help you push forward.Make sure you take action inside Dadversity: www.dadversity.co.uk
Dadversity hosts The Dadversity Podcast, a kids show with 34 episodes published.
Former British lightweight champion Scotty Cardle spent most of his life preparing for fights - the discipline, the training camps, the walkouts, the pressure, the lights. But when the final bell rang on his boxing caree
Martyn becomes his wife’s independence while protecting his daughters’ childhood and fighting for families living with MND. Follow @mbarrow1 Clips: @dadversitylessons
Welcome to The Dadversity Podcast! In this thought-provoking episode, coach Tom Palmer dives into the powerful topic: “People-Pleasing Isn’t Love – It’s Manipulation.” Tom unpacks the hidden dynamics of people-pleasing,
People-pleasing isn't love - it's manipulation by Tom Palmer This lesson goes live inside the Dadversity community on Friday 29th November.
Scott McCulloch is the Dad who built a company from £0 - £7m in revenue. We talk about that process, what sparked sobriety after turning 40 and training to take on endurance events around the world. Show Notes [00:00] In
[00:00:00] – Introduction • Nathan introduces the episode, welcoming guest Matt Tyler and playfully addressing their football rivalry. [00:01:15] – Matt’s Background • Matt discusses growing up in Birmingham, England, an
We go beyond the headlines to uncover the real story of Clark Carlisle. Who is Clarke? What drives a footballer, so adored to feel like he had to drink to forget. Clarke shares his experiences with suicide attempts. Cove
Steve Cardwell is creating the most productive dads on the planet with his Peak Week model. There are four key parts: 1. Daily Gold Standards The absolute essential things in your life that happen every day. Examples: sl
Scott Mair is one of the most sought after coaches in the UK. His knowledge on all things dad life finds himself delivering talks with some of the biggest brands. On this episode, he discusses 'the emotional rollercoaste
Laura Allen helps dads to build their career with intention. You might be working your way through a corporate career and feeling emotionally withdrawn from the 40+ hours every week. Laura will walk through the triggers
Ebiere Bolu talks through the dynamic of 'sibling rivalry.' When you've had a child, and that child then becomes a bigger brother or sister, you're going to face some challenges driven by connection and jealousy! Ebiere
The relationship expert, Tom Palmer, talks about why high-performing dads are often terrible at building stronger relationships with their wives/partners at home. He's broken it down into the difference of skills and beh
Mikey Moon brings together a really simple strategy for dads to slowly start getting fitter. There are five steps to consider: 1. Move more - really basic, but just start moving. 2. Nutrition review - clean up your nutri
Day 14 since the community went live. Another busy one. Clarke Carlisle confirmed for the podcast. That's going to be a live stream inside the Dadversity community. I've included some of the ideas and features that we're
Episode 20. Time flies! This is a personal one. It's the 10th September, 2024. We're a couple of weeks out from launching the website and the community. It's taken so much effort and energy to get to this point. You know
**This show includes references to suicide** This is Scott Shillum. Dad of 2. Exceptional talent in the world of media. On the face of it everything looks pretty normal. Then you dig deeper and realise the heartache and
You know what's funny? How quickly society judges people who have lots of children. When you tell someone you have 7 kids, their eyes widen, their breath intake becomes sharp. It's usually followed by some comment about
It's the news that no family wants to receive. From travelling the world without a care in the world to impending personal crisis. It's a sobering story of adversity lurking around the corner. This is the incredible stor
Meet Ben Hughes aka Yeh Yeh Ben. An incredible musical career, inspired by learning the fundamentals from his dad, has led Ben to perform at a high-level. Suddenly everything changed. Covid decimated the industry for art
We were very fortunate to hear the thoughts on Angela Karanja, creator of Raising Remarkable Teenagers. Angela talks about her three step framework to help parents inspire their teenagers with a leadership mentality: Mod
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