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Becoming A Father Your Kids WANT To Follow | Part 1
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In my 25 years of fatherhood experience, I've never come across a blueprint, handbook or some sort of manual for being the kind of father I wanted to be and neither have any of the fathers I've mentored over the last 20 years. And yet, by the grace and guidance of God, I've become known as a highly responsible and respectable father by my peers and most importantly by my children.
So in my own way, I want to be of service to fathers out there who struggle with showing up for their family the way they really want. I want to take what I've learned and lived and share it with any man that's looking for simple yet significant ways to become the father they envision themselves being but don't know how to.
In this video series, I hope to provide a sort of "blueprint" to becoming a father your kids will want to follow. Leadership is more than a "position", it's a practice. The kind of practice that inspires those around you to WANT to allow you to have a say in the decisions they make and the directions they take, in life.
Summary
In this conversation, Treveal C.W. Lynch introduces his new series called 'How to Become a Follow-able Father.' He shares his personal experiences and strategies for becoming a father that your kids want to follow, not just have to follow. The two main themes discussed are being scared and being uncertain.
Treveal emphasizes the importance of being honest and vulnerable with your children, sharing your fears and uncertainties, and using those moments to inspire and empower them. He also highlights the role of Jesus as a blueprint for fatherhood and the significance of creating a nurturing and educational environment within the home.
Takeaways
Being a follow-able father means being honest and vulnerable with your children.
Share your fears and uncertainties with your children, but also show them how to have faith and trust in God.
Use your own experiences and struggles as teachable moments to empower and inspire your children.
Create a nurturing and educational environment within your home, where your children can learn and grow.
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