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Episode Synopsis
Curt Storring is a husband, father, men's coach, writer, and host of the Dad.Work podcast.
He writes, “Hi, my name is Curt Storring, and I’m a recovering shitty father. The first few years of fatherhood were hard for me. I was so overwhelmed, angry, and lonely, that it caused chaos in every other part of my life"
"My suffering was so great that I finally had to face the problem head-on and do something about it, or risk losing everything. My marriage, my family, my business… In fact, it got so bad that I began to wonder whether my life was even worth living.”
I don't usually use a man's own words to describe him, but I felt Curt's testimony would hit home for men who know those feelings well.
In our conversation we discussed:
Curt's moving transformation story from shitty father to men's leader
The notion of life artistry
The many blessings of failure
How fitness is a spiritual journey and the death spiral of obesity
And finally, the balance between men bonding through action vs. through dialogue.
Curt is a great example of the promise that it holds for men courageous enough to discover this special kind of strength.
CONNECT WITH CURT
Website: https://dad.work/
Podcast: iTunes — Spotify
Instagram: @dadworkcurt
Facebook: Dad.Work
MENTIONED IN THIS PODCAST
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Dr. Dan Siegel
Dan Go
Dad.Work Podcast with Lael Stone
Dad.Work Podcast with David Stegman
PODCASTING 2.0
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He writes, “Hi, my name is Curt Storring, and I’m a recovering shitty father. The first few years of fatherhood were hard for me. I was so overwhelmed, angry, and lonely, that it caused chaos in every other part of my life"
"My suffering was so great that I finally had to face the problem head-on and do something about it, or risk losing everything. My marriage, my family, my business… In fact, it got so bad that I began to wonder whether my life was even worth living.”
I don't usually use a man's own words to describe him, but I felt Curt's testimony would hit home for men who know those feelings well.
In our conversation we discussed:
Curt's moving transformation story from shitty father to men's leader
The notion of life artistry
The many blessings of failure
How fitness is a spiritual journey and the death spiral of obesity
And finally, the balance between men bonding through action vs. through dialogue.
Curt is a great example of the promise that it holds for men courageous enough to discover this special kind of strength.
CONNECT WITH CURT
Website: https://dad.work/
Podcast: iTunes — Spotify
Instagram: @dadworkcurt
Facebook: Dad.Work
MENTIONED IN THIS PODCAST
Headspace App
Dr. Dan Siegel
Dan Go
Dad.Work Podcast with Lael Stone
Dad.Work Podcast with David Stegman
PODCASTING 2.0
PodcastIndex.com
Fountain.fm app
More app platforms
SPONSOR — DEEPWELL DESIGNS - Final week!
www.deepwelldesigns.com
IG: @deepwelldesigns00
Use code "renofmen20" for 20% off any piece, including custom orders!
THE RENAISSANCE OF MEN
www.renofmen.com
Instagram: @renofmen
Twitter: @renofmen
YouTube: (link)
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