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Having the same realization five times doesn't mean you failed the first four.
Episode 3 of Walk With Jon. No studio, no script, no guest, no editing. Jon Vroman on a walking trail near his house, thinking out loud. The audio is rough on purpose. He even fumbles an old saying mid-walk and leaves it in: "Like I said, these are unscripted mistakes and all."
..."I would say to my wife, I need to get to the coffee shop by seven, because I couldn't be hassled by the kids in the morning."
For ten years, Jon Vroman has asked the questions on this show. To close the first week of Good Questions, he answers them. This is Jon in the hot seat: how the man who founded Front Row Dads would have introduced himself before it existed (spe...
"Do you ever lose your cool? Do you ever just yell?"
It gets asked point-blank in this one, and the three answers could not be more different.
Ryan Deiss, founder of DigitalMarketer, says he is not a yeller, then tells you exactly where his line is and what happened the one time somebody made his wife feel unsafe in her own home.
Connor Beaton, who leads ...
"Every decision I've ever made in my life, good and bad, has been in an effort to get my father to tell me he loved me."
This one moves in three parts: the apology you owe your kids, the dance you are still in with your own dad, and the forgiveness that sets you free. It starts at a kitchen table, where a dad raising his voice over math homework suddenly recognizes the...
Give your kids enough that they can do anything, but not so much that they can do nothing.
That Warren Buffett line is where this one starts. You worked hard so your family could have a good life. So how do you keep the life you built from softening the kids you love? This is the first episode of Good Questions, where we pull the best questions dads have asked across t...