Episode 408

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23rd Apr 2024

EP 408 Phillip McMillan: Raising Boys with Character, and How to Create Meaningful Connection with your Kids

Phillip McMillan is here today to explore with Ned the delicate balance between career ambitions and family life. As Phillip shares his personal experiences—from overcoming corporate challenges to attending baseball games and making sure he's present for his children—he explains why it’s so important to be there for your kids, physically present. Phillip beautifully weaves together stories of gates not just as barriers but as openings to richer, lifetime memories with one's children. This conversation provides a lot of wisdom and anyone looking to deepen their familial connections while navigating the complexities of modern life should tune in. You’ll be encouraged to create spaces in their lives where true bonds can flourish. Listen now to discover how embracing these roles can transform everyday challenges into opportunities for growth and joy within the family unit.

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Fatherhood Field Notes
Fatherhood Field Notes is where we hear real stories from real men living real lives every week. Fatherhood is not only about being a dad, it incorporates providing and serving a home, loving and serving a spouse, engaging and serving in a community, as well as intentionally serving your children. Fatherhood is an adventure, one full of fun, wild, and messy stories. In this podcast, we will hear stories from real men who have found themselves living the Adventure of Fatherhood. The Craft of Fatherhood episodes are 5-10 minute episodes where your guide Ned Schaut shares stories on his own fatherhood journey.

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