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Jeremy and Curt Storring react to Steve Irwin's multi-generational mission, then Jeremy finds the phrase he's been searching for to describe who a great father is today (especially compared to the "fun dad" as shown on Bluey and other modern media). On this episode, we talk about: 0:00 Intro 1:39 Steve Irwin's Multigenerational Family Vision 6:41 Do we all need massive, narrow, world-changing visions? 8:37 Families (not institutions) should be multi-generational vehicles to fulfill missions 10:32 Levels to fatherly visions 16:25 Can a super narrow family vision subtly create disunity in a family team? 20:11 Leading with your mood 24:06 The difference between the modern, Western dad and the Biblical patriarch 31:47 Where are you giving up your agency? Follow Family Teams: Facebook: https://facebook.com/famteams Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/familyteams Website: https://www.familyteams.com Resources Mentioned: Robert Irwin Video Modern Wisdom Video Family Inc Family Revision by Jeremy Pryor --- Hi, welcome to the Family Teams podcast! Our goal here is to help your family become a multigenerational team on mission by providing you with Biblically rooted concepts, tools and rhythms! Your hosts are Jeremy Pryor and Jefferson Bethke. Make sure to subscribe on Apple, Spotify, or YouTube so you don't miss out on future episodes!

Follow Family Teams: Facebook: https://facebook.com/famteams Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/familyteams Website: https://www.familyteams.com Jeremy, Cameron Akrami, and Curt Storring discuss the problem with "luxury beliefs" around screens, kids, and the family in general. Screens are incredibly destructive if left unchecked in the hands of our children...but is that simply a family problem, or is it big enough that it requires government oversight? On this episode, we talk about: 0:29 Rob Henderson and Luxury Beliefs 4:55 Is regulating technology a family problem or a societal problem? 8:05 Are screens the first order or second order issue? 11:03 Is this so unique it requires a unique solution, or is there too much risk in government oversight? 15:18 Why cultural norms and stories really matter 18:31 Jonathan Haidt's 4 rules 22:52 You have to play offense and defense at the same time 24:29 There is hope Resources Mentioned: Rob Henderson Video Family Revision Book The Family Plan Calendar --- Hi, welcome to the Family Teams podcast! Our goal here is to help your family become a multigenerational team on mission by providing you with Biblically rooted concepts, tools and rhythms! Your hosts are Jeremy Pryor and Jefferson Bethke. Make sure to subscribe on Apple, Spotify, or YouTube so you don't miss out on future episodes!

Curt Storing, founder of Dad Work, shares his journey of personal growth and transformation as a father and husband. He started Dad Work because he realized he was an awful dad and husband and wanted to change. Through self-awareness, meditation, and men's work, he was able to heal his past wounds and become a better father and husband. The biggest mistake he sees men making in their marriage and fatherhood is not taking on the role of a leader. Men need to lead emotionally, spiritually, relationally, and communicatively in order to create fulfilling family lives. In this conversation, Curt and Joel discuss the importance of leadership in relationships and the challenges of being imperfect. Curt shares his personal struggle with perfectionism and the need to appear perfect, which has impacted his relationships with his family. He also talks about his current focus on embracing his imperfections and learning to prioritize others over himself. The conversation then shifts to Curt's decision to step away from his successful business, Dad Work, and his journey of surrender and faith. Curt shares his new projects, including Truth Journals and Proclaim Podcasting. Takeaways ✅ Self-awareness is key to personal growth and transformation as a father and husband. ✅ Men need to take on the role of a leader in their marriage and family, leading emotionally, spiritually, relationally, and communicatively. ✅ Men's work and community support are crucial for healing past wounds and developing emotional intelligence. ✅ Hard work, self-reflection, and continuous learning are necessary for personal growth as a father and husband. Leadership is essential in building trust, communication, connection, and intimacy in relationships. ✅ Embracing imperfections and prioritizing others over oneself is crucial for personal growth and healthy relationships. ✅ Surrendering to God's plan and trusting in His faithfulness can lead to unexpected blessings and personal transformation. ✅ Curt's new projects include Truth Journals and Proclaim Podcasting, where he helps others with journaling and podcast editing. Timeline 01:18 The Motivation Behind Dad Work 08:27 The Power of Men's Work and Community 14:07 The Transformational Power of Going All In 21:21 The Importance of Leadership in Family Life 22:22 The Challenge of Emotional Intelligence and Communication 22:49 The Role of Leadership in Relationships 24:00 The Challenge of Surrendering to God's Plan 26:02 Healing Toxic Performance Identities 42:49 Curt's Current Projects: Truth Journals and Proclaim Podcasting

What does it take to be the man and father your family needs?  Curt Storring joins Dr. Josh Axe to share hard-won wisdom cultivated from his own journey of fatherhood. Curt provides a rare glimpse into the mind and heart of a man determined to break generational cycles and lead his family well. In this authentic conversation, you'll discover Curt's unconventional and refreshing take on purpose, connection, and empowering the next generation. Tune in as Curt shares practical wisdom, including: The key traits of an ideal husband & father and how to cultivate them  How to shape kids' values while giving them room to grow How fathers shape our image of God Breaking negative cycles for dads without father figures The importance of mentorship and community among fathers This inspiring conversation will equip you to embrace your calling, strengthen your relationships, and become the man your family needs. Get ready to be challenged and uplifted. Join Dr. Axe and Curt Storring for real talk on being an man who is hard to kill, easy to love, and equipped to lead. Check out Curt Storring's Podcast: The Dad.Work Podcast Curt Storring's Group Coaching Program: ​​The Dad.Work Brotherhood  Want more of The Growth Lab with Dr. Josh Axe? Subscribe to the YouTube channel. Follow Dr. Josh Axe Instagram Twitter Facebook Tik-Tok Follow Curt Storring Instagram Twitter Facebook Follow Leaders Instagram Twitter Facebook Email Newsletter

What happens when life's hardships shape your defenses and build walls around your true self? In this episode, Curt Storring opens the door to his deeply personal journey of breaking free from the defense mechanisms that held him back. Curt unravels the profound transformation that led him to his authentic self, turning him into a better man and a devoted dad. His story serves as an enduring legacy to his children, and he's on a mission to help other fathers create their unique legacies.Are you ready to embark on your own journey of authenticity and legacy-building? Tune in to discover how you can start your path to a more authentic and fulfilling life as a dad."I think a huge measure of a good man is how he responds to difficulty and how he responds to things he was not expecting." - Curt StorringIn This Episode:Explore Curt's path from past struggles to a profound awakeningDiscover how Curt shattered the shackles of defense mechanismsLearn how authenticity can shape a powerful legacy for your childrenFind out why true vulnerability is power and unlock the key to emotional masteryDiscover the currency of intimacy and why it is a necessityUncovering the male psyche: why men are easily triggered and how they can build a healthy emotional digestive tract...and more!Connect with Curt Storring:PodcastInstagramJoin the ChallengeConnect with Cam Hall:WebsiteFacebookInstagramTwitterLinkedInYouTubeEmail - cam@dmdpodcast.comWant to join a holistic group coaching call with Cam? - Send him a message on Instagram @dadsmakingadifference

Have you ever given yourself a grade on how you're doing as a husband and father? If you did right now, what would it be? Fatherhood is one of the greatest gifts and responsibilities a man can have, and for that reason, you should be constantly striving for an A+. This doesn't mean you will hit the mark every time, but your role as a father is important enough to strive for that. Join our conversation with Curt Storring, founder of Dad.Work if you want to gain an understanding and skill set of what it is to be an elite dad. After all, you owe it to your wife, your kids, and yourself to become the best version of yourself, the man God created you to be. You can find more about Dad.Work on Instagram, Curt's podcast, and the Dad.work website.   Looking for a Father's Day gift for yourself or a dad you might know? Well our devotional was just released!  Men's Devotional for Dads (@amazon- https://a.co/d/gcBKVnC) A Year of Prayers, Guidance, and Wisdom features: 52 Weeks of Specific Prayer that apply to the topics discussed. Powerful Scripture and God's truths ensuring that Dad has spiritual guidance for the whole year. Uplifting and Inspirational Affirmations that apply to all stages of fatherhood and reflect on God's truth for the theme of that reading. Anecdotes of Real Dads, including stories and real testimonials offering guidance on refocusing on God and strengthening faith.  

When we were kids, all we could think about was getting older and doing "grown-up" things. We spent our entire childhood imagining what we would do when we finally "grew up," and now that we are almost fully grown, we still aren't sure what it is we want to accomplish. When the time comes for the picture to be removed from the wall and put into action, it's not nearly as much fun as painting the picture in our heads of what it will be like when we ultimately do grow up. Curt Storring imparts his life's lessons, wisdom, and counsel to everyone listening today. Growing old is mandatory. Growing up is optional. After all, maturity is a high price to pay for growing up. Tune in as he is asked questions about life, personal growth, and more! Quotes: “With our emotions, we need to know how to be with our children and see, appreciate, and affirm them.” – Curt Storring “Anytime you are struggling, give thanks because you're being forged. You're being forged into an absolute savage because you can handle it.” – Curt Storring “Act your age, not your shoe size.” – Curt Storring Takeaways: Parents have the biggest influence on how their children will grow up so be sure to give them the support they need, After all, children don't need the perfect parent, they just need you. There is scarcely any passion without struggle. You need to spend time crawling alone through shadows to truly appreciate what it is to stand in the sun. A lot of people seem to grow old but never actually grow up. Stop acting immaturely and become the calm, bright, and mature person you were always meant to be. Conclusion: Growing up isn't about doing what's right or wrong; rather, it's about accepting responsibility for your actions, managing the fallout, and pursuing your goals. It has to do with how you handle situations in a responsible manner. Only through life experience and learning from mistakes will one be able to achieve them. Even as adults, we continue to learn and encounter things that make us smarter, therefore the process of growing up may never be completely accomplished.

Today I sit down with Curt Storring from Dad.Work. If you don't know Curt… He helps entrepreneur dads become as successful at home as they are in business. He is the founder of the Dad.Work podcast, which is one of my favorites and one of the few that I listen to on a regular basis. He uses his Family Foundation Formula to teach men all across the world how to earn the trust, respect, love, and support from their families to build the life they want. Curt is an amazing human being, an amazing, husband, and an amazing father and I am thrilled to have him on the show. So guys break out a notepad if you're not driving, get ready to take some notes - and let's dive in with Curt Storring and learn how to become Harder to Kill, Easier to Love, and Equipped to lead. Check out Curt on Instagram HERE. Check out Curt's Family Foundation Formula HERE. Check out the Dad.Work podcast HERE. ------- JOIN THE EPIC DAD 7 DAY CHALLENGE ------ If you're ready to become the Dad you KNOW you are meant to be, join the FREE Epic Dad 7-Day Challenge. This 7 Day Online Challenge will get you outside of your comfort zone and build the foundational habits that lead to success. Not only in the gym, but every aspect of your life. Becoming a better Dad starts with becoming a better human. LFG Dad. ----- TRAIN HARD. DAD HARDER. ------- Check out all things The Epic Dad Co. [TEDCO] HERE. Use coupon code "LEGACY" to get 10% off for being a listener of the show.

Curt Storring is a successful entrepreneur who quit his job at age 23 to move closer to his family before starting a family of his own. Since then, he has built, bought, and sold over seven figures worth of websites and eCommerce brands. He is also proud of becoming a calm, confident leader and father, overcoming personal struggles to become the best version of himself.5:07 The value of immersing in your life.9:43 The easiest way to stop being skeptical is to try this.13:21 Checking your priorities.17:54 Ask yourself what am I optimizing for?21:37 Why are excuses just terminal diseases?36:21 Giving your wife permission to lead.49:45 The golden key to sexual intimacy.57:08 The importance of emotional safety in marriage.1:09 The cost of inaction and commitment.Web: https://dad.work/Podcast: https://dad.work/podcast/IG: https://instagram.com/dadwork.curt/FB Group: https://dad.work/fb/Free Course: https://dad.work/bmbd1/Be sure to check out this episode of the BOF Podcast. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe!Join the Brotherhood of Fatherhood FB group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/brotherhoodoffatherhoodwww.brotherhoodfatherhood.com/alpha

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Curt Storring is the founder of the popular and high-impact men's movement, Dad Work, a community helping dads to become better men, partners, and fathers. Curt is a husband of 10 years, and a father of 3 boys, with a fourth on the way. In this week's episode of Mondays with Men of Bedrock, Curt and my brother Adrian talk aboutThe importance of men going deep in community with other menWhy charging for coaching doesn't comprise the messageDealing with online criticism and determining which voices to listen toHow getting ripped has allowed Curt to become a “99% kind of man”Highly practical strategies to connect daily and weekly with your partner and kidsHow Curt's faith has given him the blueprint to lead purposefully and intentionallyCurt's Book Recommendations for ParentsRaising Modern Day Knights by Robert LewisWild at Heart by John EldridgeNonviolent Communication by Marshall B. Rosenberg PhD and Deepak ChopraRaising An Emotionally Intelligent Child: The Heart of Parenting by John GottmanShepherding a Child's Heart by Ted TripCurt's Dad Work Page on InstagramCurt's Dad Work WebpageMen of Bedrock on InstagramVince on Instagram About Vince Del Monte:Vince Del Monte is the hidden genius that fitness entrepreneurs turn to when they want to start, grow or scale their fitness brands. His sales, marketing, mindset, and business systems are the secret weapon used by thousands of successful coaches who want to reach more high-paying clients without the use of unpredictable or sleazy marketing tactics.Vince built multiple seven-figure generating fitness businesses himself before teaching first-time business owners who want to scale big and 10X their impact and income as well as seasoned entrepreneurs who want to operate at higher levels and destroy self-imposed ‘glass ceiling' limiting their possibilities, potential, and profits.His coaching is offered through the premier fitness business community and coaching program that exists for fitness entrepreneurs right now, The 7 Figure Mastermind, and his expert advice has been featured in Millionaire Mentor, Medium, Entrepreneur, Martha Stewart Living, Ladders, ABC, Ask Men, ESPN, Men's Health, Men's Fitness, Inside Fitness Magazine, Bodybuilding.com, T-Nation, and many more.If you'd like to schedule a call with his team to learn more about his coaching services please fill out an application right now: www.CallWithVince.ca

There has been a pretty prevalent corner of the internet in recent years focused on giving tools to men to improve their lives. I mean, its what this show, and my coaching business is based in sharing. But a lot of the content out there is full of fluff, vain, nonsense and put out by men who don't live what they preach. So i guess its not really different than most industries, eh? However, there are real men out there doing their best to put out content that can make a positive impact. My guest today, Curt Storring, is one of these men. I came across Curt's page in the last few months and I immediately noticed how impactful his writings and posts had, so I had to reach out to him. In our conversation today, Curt gives the back story to how he got into this work, how some of the lessons he learned and now teaches helped his marriage from failing. Plus, we have a great conversation about the power of goal setting and his techniques for writing them. Be sure to check out the new content hub for all things Nomad Strength, including the bonus weekly show, Unplugged, for all paid subscribers. This episode is brought to you by Wild Rivers Coffee Company. Check them out and support the people that support the show. Use the code NOMAD for 15% off your order. Wild Rivers Coffee This podcast is a part of the Waypoint TV Podcast Network. Waypoint is the ultimate outdoor network featuring streaming of full-length fishing and hunting television shows, short films and instructional content, a social media network, Podcast Network. Waypoint is available on Roku, Samsung Smart TV, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, IoS devices, Android Devices and at www.waypointtv.com all for FREE! Join the Waypoint Army by following them on Instagram at the following accounts @waypointtv @waypointfish @waypointhunt @waypointpodcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode, Jim Ramos was interviewed by Dad.Work Podcast. Jim talks about how dads can become strong men in dangerous times, including the four phases of fatherhood, the ascent, peak, and descent of the masculine journey, what kids need from their fathers, and so much more. This interview fired up Curt Storring and Jim imparted great wisdom. https://dad.work/jim-ramos/  

Curt Storring is a husband of 10 years, a father to 3 boys with another on the way, and an entrepreneur. Through his organization, DadWork, Curt helps entrepreneurial and executive dads become elite husbands and fathers, by making them harder to kill, easier to love, and equipped to lead. In this candid interview, Curt and Sathiya cover a plethora of subjects concerning manhood, fatherhood and faith. This conversation included why men are invaluable for a society to function appropriately, why the toxic masculinity movement has diluted the definition of real masculinity, why men are softer today than ever before (and how to fix this), the reason that doing more hard things actually makes your life easier, and the power of having habits that serve you and your relationships built into your life. Listen to Dad.Work Podcast Download Dad.Work Habits Follow @dadwork.curt on Instagram Join DeepClean Inner Circle Get a FREE copy of my bestselling book, The Last Relapse Follow Sathiya on Instagram

Curt Storring is a husband of 10 years, a father to 3 boys with another on the way, and an entrepreneur. Through his organization, DadWork, Curt helps entrepreneurial and executive dads become elite husbands and fathers, by making them harder to kill, easier to love, and equipped to lead. In this candid interview, Curt and Sathiya cover a plethora of subjects concerning manhood, fatherhood and faith. This conversation included why men are invaluable for a society to function appropriately, why the toxic masculinity movement has diluted the definition of real masculinity, why men are softer today than ever before (and how to fix this), the reason that doing more hard things actually makes your life easier, and the power of having habits that serve you and your relationships built into your life. Listen to Dad.Work Podcast Download Dad.Work Habits  Follow @dadwork.curt on Instagram   Join DeepClean Inner Circle Get a FREE copy of my bestselling book, The Last Relapse Follow Sathiya on Instagram

#140 -  You're not going to be remembered for your job or the things you buy for your kids. Instead, you're going to be remembered for how you showed up between 5 pm and 9 pm every day with your family. If your wife and kids are happier when you're at work, we have a problem... Get Curt's FREE Habit Stack to start your journey of becoming the man, husband, and father that your family needs you to be! FREE Habit StackDad.Work on InstagramIf you're interested in getting support along your health and fitness journey, watch this short 7 min video below and fill out this questionnaire here and I'll be in touch!Click Here to Watch the Video and Access the Survey!Or Just shoot me an email at Kevin@DadBodWOD.net or a DM on Instagram!Join the FREE Dad Bod WOD Community and join over 1600 guys who are creating a legacy of health and fitness!FREE Dad Bod WOD Community Facebook Group

Today's guest is Curt Storring. Curt is a father to 3 boys, a husband of 10 years, an entrepreneur, and a men's group facilitator. He started Dad.Work to help other dads become better men, husbands, and fathers, by sharing the tools, practices, and wisdom he learned on his own journey from miserable, angry dad to calm, confident leader. You can find more of Curt on his podcast Dad.Work (https://dad.work/podcast/), on Instagram @dadwork.curt or on his website Dad.Work Just a warning: we do occasionally swear in these episodes.  It's who we are, and we believe in giving you an authentic picture of ourselves.  We don't curse like sailors, but if you are listening with younger kids around, we warned you!If you enjoyed the episode, would you please leave a quick rating or review on Apple Podcasts for us? Doing this helps more people find the podcast which means even more people can benefit from the conversations. We really appreciate you and your time, and thanks, as always, for listening!Find us on Instagram, and watch "Coffee Talk w Ashley & Locke," our LIVE show every Friday @ 8:30 AM:  ashley_haman  &  lockehamanTo learn more about the show, visit www.TrailBlazersChainBreakers.comTo find Ashley and learn more about her coaching services, go to www.AshleyHaman.comTo download a copy of our FREE eBook: "How To Break The Chains of Status Quo" visitwww.ScrewStatusQuo.com

A self-confessed “recovering shitty father” who knows the world will begin healing when we begin healing fathers, this week's guest is an expert at helping men successfully perform much needed “inner work”   From the healthy regulation + expression of anger and authentic relationship creation, to breaking the chain of generational trauma - this episode has it all

This week's episode of The Aware Parenting podcast is with Curt Storring from @dadwork.curt This week's episode of The Aware Parenting podcast is with Curt Storring from @dadwork.curt Curt shares all about his journey of fatherhood, including how powerless and painful he found early years of parenting and how he did his inner work to become the father he had always hoped to be. Lael and Curt share a candid conversation about healing past wounds and changing family dynamics. There are many excellent tips for fathers in this episode including where to start, how to access support, and how to repair any ruptures that may occur, whether that is with your children or your partner. Please come over to our Facebook page, or find us on Instagram @theawareparentingpodcast You can find Marion at www.marionrose.net and Lael at www.laelstone.com.au And if you haven't already, would you be willing to subscribe to the podcast so we can show up in your podcast feed? 
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This week Attempting Fatherhood is Curt Storing from Dad Work. This guy I've termed the “professional dad.” He went from being on the brink of suicide b/c he thought his family was better off without him, to leading workshops, being a speaker and just helping other dads be better. He has some amazing advice and it's all from personal experience. Thankfully, Curt isn't one of those self-help gurus who are 26, single and standing in front of a Lamborghini telling you how to be a better man. We talk about anger management and how he's trying his best, just like you and me. Really honest and empowering chat with great stories and lots of takeaways!  Happy almost summer! What a great time to sub to the show so on your roadtrips, cutting the grass or going for a treadmill run you can grab some fatherhood encouragement as well! Links: Follow Dad Work on their website for more info Follow Attempting Fatherhood on Instagram Follow Attempting Fatherhood on YouTube Follow Bradley on Instagram

There are few things in life that can test a dad's patience more than putting the kids to bed with a screaming baby in your arms while their rambunctious siblings are doing everything but trying to go to sleep. Everyone has their breaking point and the urge to yell at your kids can be overwhelming. On a good day, you realize that you don't want to become the scary monster in their bedroom before unloading on them. So what do you do when you're at your wit's end during the bedtime routine? Today, we're talking about what happens when we get angry with our kids, being rejected when asking for forgiveness, and what to do when "I'm sorry" isn't enough. My guest today is Curt Storring. Curt is a husband, father, entrepreneur, and a successful men's group facilitator. After struggling with anger issues and depression in his first few years of fatherhood, he knew that something had to change if he wanted to become a better father to his kids and a better human being. This led him to create his Dad.Work group and podcast with a mission to hurt less and love more. Even though Curt has put in the work, the reality is the work doesn't end. There's always another test or challenge on the horizon as a father. I asked Curt to share a couple of stories from some of his recent blowups with his kids, and I can't tell you how much I appreciated his willingness to be vulnerable and to share his breakthroughs. Sometimes we just need to hear that we're not alone, especially when we're in those dark places. All right fellas, let's dig in. Enjoy this conversation and let's continue the journey and evolve to become better fathers and husbands to our family. One last thing, our next Online Summit is coming up on May 19th and we're going to be focusing on some of the topics we discussed in this episode. We have some great guest speakers lined up to help with some actionable strategies and ideas that you can implement right away to be a better father and husband. We'd love to have you. Click here to sign up and join us. Curt Storring Podcast Highlights Is there anything that could break a man's heart more than their child rejecting them when asking for a hug? How to understand the triggers and patterns that cause us to become triggered. Why wishing for an apology from our own parents in adulthood is wasted energy, and how we're better off by letting go and moving on. No matter how much we feel that we're failing as a father, kids need their father to be a part of their life so don't ever give up. Why saying that you're sorry doesn't always work if you're just saying the words. A real apology is more than words. Get the Full Show Notes Want access to the full show notes, including links to all resources mentioned during today's conversation? Visit FrontRowDads.com/334 Want to learn more about Front Row Dads? We are in the business of building better families. While most dads would say that family matters most, the challenge is they feel guilty knowing their careers get the best of them, and their family seems to get the rest of them. We help Dads become family men with businesses, not businessmen who have families, so they can thrive personally AND professionally. Subscribe to the Front Row Dad podcast to learn about fatherhood, marriage and how to level up your game at home, or if you're ready for the best coaching and true brothers to grow with, Join The Brotherhood! Are you getting all the shows? Subscribe today! Want to leave a review? THANK YOU! http://FrontRowDads.com/review

This is a great conversation with Curt Storring from Dad.Work. We share the struggles of becoming a father. The episode starts with some personal updates, including the fact that we are about to have a baby (boy number 3!) and gearing up for that reality. In this episode we learn about Curt who lives in an authentic way as a father after a difficult transition to parenting left him feeling "overwhelmed, angry and lonely" ultimately not being the father that he wanted to be. "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…" Curt decided to dive deep when he realized that... "To become a better father, I needed to go one step deeper and learn how to truly become a better man." He now runs a platform supporting men and fathers become better versions of themselves and I highly recommend that you check out Dad.Work to find out more. Please enjoy! LIKE, SHARE and FOLLOW these pages: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dadwithoutborders/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Dad-Without-Borders-104442641427419 Website: https://dad-without-borders-e10084dc.simplecast.com/

Why do men need to heal their wounds before becoming a father? How do you recover from a mental breakdown and come back stronger? Why are so many men struggling to find their identity today? I ask these questions and more, in my conversation Curt Storring. Curt is a husband of 10 years, and a father of 3 boys. He is the founder of Dad.Work, a community helping dads to become better men, partners, and fathers. You can learn more about Curt and his work here on Instagram .https://instagram.com/dadwork.curt and be sure to sign up to his 14 Day Better Man, Better Dad Email Series here https://dad.work/bmbd1/

Curt Storring on doing the inner work that is required to lead as a Father. We discuss being a digital nomad, toxic masculinity, and doing the Dad work to be a better husband, father, and Man.Check out Curt's workWebsite: dad.workIG: @dadwork.curtPodcast: Dad.work Podcast

We speak with Curt Storring, a dad that made a huge turnaround from a dark aggressive pessimist to a great father and husband. This was one of my favorite episodes because it's a subject we don't cover very often. Inner struggles from our own upbringing, managing deep emotions and living our best life. Take a listen!! Check him out at dad.work 100% Dad has been traveling the country since May 2020 in a custom RV with his family sharing encouragement and wisdom with Dads to create stronger and better families. Find more information and our Tour Schedule on: https://100dad.com/tour/ Join 100% Dad for Free https://100dad.ac-page.com/JoinCommunity --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/100dad/support

As a father, you know that communication is key to keeping your family happy and cohesive. But what are the best communication skills for fathers? In this ultimate guide, we'll explore everything from active listening to conflict resolution, so you can be the best communicator in your home. Let's get started!Curt Storring is the host of Dad.Work Podcast. His podcast aims to “Healing The World By Breaking The Chain of Generational Trauma” focusing on men by offering the skills, habits, knowledge, and insights dads need to heal and develop and have a quantifiable influence on reducing poor outcomes connected to men's mental health.Curt Quit his job at age 23 with no business idea (to move cross-country to be closer to family before having a kid), and haven't had a job since. Built, bought, and sold 7+ figures of websites and eCommerce brands. If not-work related counts, his greatest accomplishment is becoming a calm, confident leader and father, because he was a terrible, miserable, angry young dad. He enjoys Hockey, reading, being in the woods, playing guitar. He lived abroad and traveled for 2 years with my wife and 2 young kids. Spent most of their time in Thailand, some in eastern Europe and actually played hockey in Thailand, which is totally counter-intuitive.Fatherhood is a wonderful, challenging, and rewarding experience. One of the most important things you can do as a father is to develop strong communication skills. This will help you build a better relationship with your children and become more involved in their lives. Having great communication skills is important for fathers. Not only does it help them connect with their children, but it also allows them to be better role models. Web: https://dad.work/ Podcast: https://dad.work/podcast/ IG: https://instagram.com/dadwork.curt/ FB Group: https://dad.work/fb/ Free Course: https://dad.work/bmbd1/ Be sure to check out this episode of the BOF Podcast. Don't forget to like, share and subscribe!Join the Brotherhood of Fatherhood FB group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/brotherhoodoffatherhoodwww.brotherhoodfatherhood.com/alphaOur sponsor: https://jasper.ai/?fpr=scottrhttps://constructivesolutionsenterprises.myshopify.com/https://www.instagram.com/constructivesolutionsent/https://www.facebook.com/constructivese

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 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)

Episode 307: In this episode you'll learn about…Brothers don't shake hands... (0:51)Fruits of the ripple effect of healing. (10:36)The very first time all the work caught up to him. (22:01)Answering the “why” with true intention. (32:51)Chain breakers of generational trauma. (42:06)Healing wounds within relationships. (49:32)

Curt Storring is a husband, father, entrepreneur, and hockey lover! He is passionate about helping men become better, more successful versions of themselves, and gets to put this into practice. Curt the pursuit of improving himself (even a little) every day. He is a father to 3 boys and a husband of 10 years. He is also the founder of Dad.Work, a community and movement helping dads become better men, partners, and fathers, with men's work, mindfulness, and relationships with other men. He is the host of the podcast with the same name, The Dad.Work Podcast! His goal at Dad.Work is to have a measurable impact on decreasing the negative outcomes related to men's mental health including addiction, suicide, depression, anxiety, victim culture, and environmental disconnect by providing the tools, practices, wisdom, and insights dads need to heal and grow!Find Curt at-https://dad.work/Podcast- https://dad.work/podcast/Course- https://dad.work/cf/FB Group- daddotwork

In this episode of the Parenting Plus Business Podcast, we are joined with Curt Storring, the Founder of Dad.Work that helps fathers suffer less, love more, and parent confidently. Curt talks about dad.work, the issue of dads not being happy, the in-person men's group, things he learned as a father that he wishes he knew before and, people who want to meditate. He also shares some insights on building a better relationship with your partner. Tune in to learn more about being a better father and a loving husband.

The way we were raised is important, but it's not the only thing that defines how we become fathers. The good news is that there are ways to change and improve our parenting skills. Our guest today shares his wisdom and knowledge on how to be a better father and break the stigma that men don't need help with their mental health.Curt Storring is the host of Dad. Work Podcast. His podcast aims to “Healing The World By Breaking The Chain of Generational Trauma” focusing on men by offering the skills, habits, knowledge, and insights dads need to heal and develop and have a quantifiable influence on reducing poor outcomes connected to men's mental health.He quit his job at age 23 with no business idea (to move cross-country to be closer to family before we had a kid), and hasn't had a job since and was able to build, buy, and sell 7+ figures of websites and eCommerce brands. If not-work related counts, his greatest accomplishment is becoming a calm, confident leader and father, because he was a terrible, miserable, angry young dad. He loves to play Hockey, read, be in the woods, playing guitar. An interesting about Curt is that he and his family lived abroad and traveled for 2 years. Spent most of our time in Thailand, some in eastern Europe and actually played hockey in Thailand, which is totally counter-intuitive. Most people would agree that being a good father is vital, but it takes more than just working harder to be a great parent. You must endeavor to be the finest guy you can be in order to become the best possible father. It isn't always simple, but it is worthwhile. Check out more of Curt Storring onWeb: https://dad.work/Podcast: https://dad.work/podcast/IG: https://instagram.com/dadwork.curt/FB Group: https://dad.work/fb/Free Course: https://dad.work/bmbd1/Our sponsor: https://jasper.ai/?fpr=scottrhttps://constructivesolutionsenterprises.myshopify.com/https://www.instagram.com/constructivesolutionsent/https://www.facebook.com/constructiveseJoin the Brotherhood of Fatherhood FB group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/brotherhoodoffatherhoodwww.brotherhoodfatherhood.com/alpha#BOFPodcast #brotherhoodoffatherhood #brotherhoodoffatherhoodpodcast

In today's episode of the Marriage After God podcast, Aaron interviews Curt Storring, who shares his powerful journey from struggling husband and father to discovering his true identity in Christ. Curt opens up about how his successful business ministry, DadWork, became an idol that ultimately led to a profound spiritual transformation.In this vulnerable conversation, we explore:The danger of finding identity in success rather than ChristHow self-help without Christ becomes self-worshipThe process of surrendering personal idolsThe impact of social media on authenticity and faithLearning to trust God during major life transitionsThe challenges of parenting and marriage with Christ at the centerWhether you're wrestling with identity, struggling with success, or seeking to put Christ first in your marriage and family, Curt's story offers valuable insights into the transformative power of surrendering everything to God.Please subscribe to our channel on YouTube, iTunes, or Spotify and leave us a star rating and review to help us reach new listeners. Your support and feedback mean the world to us!Connect with Kurt:https://www.instagram.com/dadwork.curt/Proclaim Podcasting: https://proclaimpodcasting.comFollow us on Instagram:Marriage After God - https://www.instagram.com/marriageaftergodUnveiled Wife - https://www.instagram.com/unveiledwifeHusband Revolution - https://www.instagram.com/husbandrevolutionWays to Support This Podcast:Visit our shop: https://shop.marriageaftergod.com/Become a patron: https://marriageaftergod.com/patronSmith Family Resources, Inc © 2024KEY WORDS: Marriage After God, Aaron Smith, Kurt Storing, Christian identity, spiritual transformation, marriage ministry, parenting with faith, social media influence, Christian business, spiritual growth, surrendering to God, marriage advice, faith journey, Christian parenting, spiritual warfare, identity in ChristSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/marriageaftergod/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands