Realistic Expectations: Key to Successful Fatherhood
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Ep. 21 Growing up without a father I found myself setting unrealistic expectations on other men in my life, trying to fill the void my father left. But there were always disappointments because those men simply could not give me the things my soul longed for. It wasn't until I learned to set realistic expectations for myself, my partner and my children that I could truly embrace my goal of being the dad I wish I had.
In this episode I share with you my journey of self-discovery and how I learned to find joy in the journey of fatherhood by setting realistic expectations.
In this episode, you will be able to:
- Grasp the power of establishing practical expectations in pursuit of accomplishments.
- Unravel the secrets to fortifying relationships through intentional family planning.
- Examine the aftermath of damaging expectations and abuse during the prenatal stage.
- Master techniques to overcome feelings of inadequacy as a devoted father.
- Unearth strategies to nurture self-esteem and embolden confidence in oneself and others.
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