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Why I do this

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Work has always made me feel useful, capable, and strong. But when I became a dad, I started to feel like I was failing at both roles. I was working long hours at a large corporation, trying to provide, but I hardly ever felt fully present with my son. No matter how hard I tried to “balance it,” there was this constant tug-of-war. And the guilt was crushing.

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For years, I threw every productivity hack and time management system I could at the problem. I tried harder, worked harder, learned more — but I still felt stuck. Seven out of those eight years were a blur of frustration and exhaustion.

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It wasn’t until I looked deeper — really deeper — that things changed.

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How I got here

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​About three years ago, I realized I couldn’t keep going this way. I reached out for help, working with a coach and a specialist to get to the roots of what was blocking me. We uncovered beliefs and patterns I’d never seen before, and I stopped fighting myself.

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That changed everything.

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I had honest conversations with my partner. I reshaped my work schedule. I reopened my coaching practice in 2023 with clearer boundaries and a clearer mission.

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Now, I get to be the dad I always wanted to be — and a better one, because I’m fulfilled at work, too.

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Why I know this can work for you

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Over a decade of coaching experience, combined with living this struggle myself, has shown me exactly what it takes for ambitious dads to finally feel guilt-free and enjoy both.

You don’t have to settle for feeling guilty or disconnected anymore. You can feel proud of how you show up at home and at work — without sacrificing one for the other.

I’ve done it. My clients have done it. And you can, too.

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