Podcasts about hogan hilling

Coping with multiple losses? Join Dr's Gloria and Heidi Horsley and their guest Bridget Bagley who after a number of losses including her son Preston started to create memorial charms.  […] The post Bridget Bagley and Hogan Hilling: Memorializing Our Loved Ones appeared first on Open to Hope.

A living legend in the world of at-home dads, Hogan Hilling joins Brock and Danny to talk about life on the road in his RV, meeting dads from his books, how he was invited on the Oprah show, and why HomeDadCon holds a special place in his heart. Where to purchase his books: https://www.amazon.com/Books-Hogan-Hilling/s?rh=n%3A283155%2Cp_27%3AHogan+Hilling Full Oprah clip https://youtu.be/3S9ur0x-z7U Watch this podcast episode on Youtube: https://youtu.be/6wSQrJQq-gQ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/homedadchat/message

Andy and Appio are joined by author, Hogan Hilling, to discuss the shifting roles of fatherhood. Hilling is the author of the Dads Behaving Dadly book series and is also the founder of the #WeLoveDads Campaign and United We Parent. #RealMenFeel Episode 82, recorded February 20, 2018 RealMenFeel.org See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jason MacKenzie, an author, speaker & coach who teaches people how to find the courage to create new and deeper relationships with people, including their kids. And if they want to use those relationships to power personal and professional growth, he shows them how to do that too. Jason is a survivor of his first wife’s battle with bipolar disorder and subsequent suicide. He’s also overcome a decade-long battle with alcohol and eventually stopped running from grief and fear, which allowed him to become the husband and father he is today. After creating a website called "The Book of Open" to share his own gratitude journals, his efforts soon evolved into one of encouraging and empowering others to share their stories through his site. As Jason went on curating and connecting the experiences of others, the project caught the attention of Hogan Hilling, who approached him about writing a book. That turned into “The Dadly Book of Open: How Cultivating Vulnerability Makes You a Stronger, Wiser & More Courageous Father.” Some of the key things to listen for include: 1. Growing Together – We discuss this at a few different points in the conversation, related not just to parents with their kids, but with their parents as well. As the generations turn and learn, we are all growing together. 2. You will know when it is time for you to know - His description of the peace and the clarity of the moment when he knew he was done drinking is a great example of how, with any large, looming issue in your life that you’re not sure how to handle, you will know when it’s time. You’ll just know. And when that time arrives, you’ll know it. 3. The power of vulnerability - Authentically sharing our true selves with others almost never pushes others away. It has the reverse effect: it almost always brings us closer together. When someone else shares and listens with authenticity, non-judgement and kindness, there is no greater way to deepen or create a connection with another human being. Jason has discovered this and you’ll clearly hear that in this discussion. 4. Perseverance - He does a terrific job of describing the process of actually creating the book and what it took. Listen to that carefully because it's an important lesson for just about anything that you do in life ©2017 Kevin Bulmer Enterprises

Hogan Hilling is the Divorce Guru, and author of a revolutionary book about divorce “When Divorce Do Us Part: How to Live and Love Again”, (Motivational Press, 2013). Hilling has appeared on Oprah and ABC's Documentary The Story of Fathers and Sons. Hilling serves as a facilitator for the St. Andrews Divorce Recovery Workshop in Newport Beach, California and speaker for the “Free to Love Again” Divorce Recovery Program in Laguna Beach, California.  HoganHilling is also the founder of Divorce Guru , an exclusive consultation membership based service for spouses in the divorce process. Divorce Guru's mission is to show a spouse how to win the mental game of divorce with integrity.

Meet Hogan Hilling & Josh Misner authors of The Dadly Way. Dr. Josh Misner and Hogan Hilling provide a pathway for fathers to earn their place as parenting equals. Their mindful approach helps dads commit to being present for their children and an integral part of tomorrow's memories.  Hogan has eight published books on fatherhood. He has appeared on Oprah and is the creator of the DADLY book series and Founder of the DADLY Rally      www.dadlyrally.com.

Hogan Hilling is the Divorce Guru, and author of a revolutionary book about divorce “When Divorce Do Us Part: How to Live and Love Again”, (Motivational Press, 2013). Hilling has appeared on Oprah and ABC's Documentary The Story of Fathers and Sons. Hilling serves as a facilitator for the St. Andrews Divorce Recovery Workshop in Newport Beach, California and speaker for the “Free to Love Again” Divorce Recovery Program in Laguna Beach, California.  HoganHilling is also the founder of Divorce Guru , an exclusive consultation membership based service for spouses in the divorce process. Divorce Guru's mission is to show a spouse how to win the mental game of divorce with integrity.

Hogan Hilling –Show Notes Hogan Hilling is a father of three and a nationally recognized author who has published 8 books regarding fatherhood. This has led him to create the “Dadly Series.” Hogan was also invited to the Oprah Winfrey Show to talk about being an at-home dad with his disabled son. He is also creating the “Dadly Rally” which gathers dads to talk about fatherhood. Hogan believes he is a Diversity Dad because of a number of reasons. His single mother raised him, after his parents divorced when he was two years old. He moved from Brazil to the Netherlands with his mom and brother, and reunited with his own father after 27 years of separation. Hogan is a dad of a child with special needs, Wesley, and went through a divorce after 25 years of marriage. As a father advocate, he says he has worked with almost every type of father there is. “I’ve had a wealth of experience and a wealth of supportive dads in my social circle” Hogan believes the biggest challenge he has had is fighting the stigma that our culture has created about men being inept, irresponsible and incompetent parents. He’s had financial struggles due to the large medical bills for his son, as well as the emotional challenge faced when people didn’t see his son as a human being. Hogan says his son has taught him a lot about life.   “Embrace the special gift your child has, and support the passion that they have for the life that they want to live”   He believes the community embraced him because of his attitude towards Wesley.   ”I asked for them to embrace him not because they had to, but because they wanted to being mindful about spending time with all of his kids is the one thing that he is most excited about making every second and minute I spent with my kids count.’   “Hogan says he looks at fatherhood through the eyes of his children.”   “That’s the part of being mindful; nothing else matters. One of the things I feel best about as a father, is on my deathbed, I’ll never say that I wish I spent more time with my kids.” Appearing on Oprah was one of his proudest moments because he got the opportunity to share his parent experience with others. Hogan never dreamt of being an author, but says it just fell in his lap. Every day he would write in his journal about a happy moment, or something he learned from his kids. Someone suggested he turn his writings into a book. He believes that parents unfortunately tend to focus on the negative aspects of being a parent, because they feel that without drama, they’re not normal.   “People are so engrossed in the challenges of raising a child, and not looking at the joys.”   “His one piece of advice is that people set their ego aside, and ask for help from others dads.”   “If you’d like a father-friendly environment, act like a friendly father, especially to other dads.”   The Dadly Rally is debuting in Marc 2016 (Los Angeles), but they Hogan and his partners want to go nationwide within 5 years (see INTERVIEW LINKS). The people involved want to leave a better parenting legacy for kids.   INTERVIEW LINKS   www.DadlyRally.com   Hogan@DadlyRally.com (Email)     Appearing on Oprah was one of his proudest moments because he got the opportunity to share his parent experience with others. Hogan never dreamt of being an author, but says it just Dz fell in his lap. dz Every day he would write in his journal about a happy moment, or something he learned from his kids. Someone suggested he turn his writings into a book. He believes that parents unfortunately tend to focus on the negative aspects of be ing a parent, because they feel that without drama, they ’ re not Dz normal. dz Dz People are so engrossed in the challenges of raising a child, and not lookin g at the joys dz His one piece of advice is that people set their ego aside, and ask for help f rom others dads. Dz If you ’ d like a father-friendly environment, act like a friendly father, especially to other dads dz The Dadly Rally is debuting in Marc 2016 (Los Angeles), but they Hogan and his partners want to go nationwide within 5 years (see INTERVIEW LINKS). The people involved want to leave a better parenting legacy for kids. INTERVIEW LINKS www.DadlyRally.com Hogan@DadlyRally.com (email)

Julian is an accomplished marriage and family therapist from Berkley California. Julian is gaining notoriety with his video series highlighting simple do’s and don’ts of relationships and parenting. He runs a site called fullfrontalfatherhood.com and frequently contributes to greatdad.com, pregnancymagazine.com, and thegooddadproject.com. Being a dad himself he speaks with direct experience and wisdom dropping simple nuggets for all to put into action.  CLICK HERE to leave a Rating & Review on iTunes In this episode, Julian enlightens us all with some absolutely incredible insight into what it is to be a dad and how the societal gender programming of men (mixed with our stubbornness and ego- of course) actually perpetuate common “new family” woes. I’m guessing; like me, you too fell into some of these very common scenarios. That’s exactly why I HAD to have him on the Podcast- he’s obviously a wealth of information and wisdom. Don’t think that just because he’s an MFT he’s got this parenting thing all dialed, nope. He’s just like the rest of us trying to figure it all out and doing the best he can failing forward. Just like you, however, he’s maximizing the wisdom of others in this quest and now you can tap into his wealth of experiences. Join us for what it means to be human, the parenting manual, the bumbling father stereotype, nobody is perfect and of course the greatest American hero. But the real nugget is how Julian demystifies and delineates an extremely common relational breakdown that every guy is pre-programmed to fall into… Cue Admiral Ackbar, “Its a trap!”   Talking points: Sleep cycles Clark Kent vs. The Greatest American Hero What does it mean to be human? i.e. Human hacks “To be a parent is to fail” How to react when you fail as a parent - Video link Nobody is a perfect parent, even the MFT Where’s the Manual? Demystifying the trouble with the traditional dad model. -gets right to the point. wisdom Facing your fears and the rewards of stepping out of your comfort zone. Bumbling father stereotype. Parenthood TV show The Dad movement Shout out to Hogan Hilling - dadlyrally.com Professional take on how to process being a dad in today’s culture and be completely healthy. RAD DAD tools: Process your emotions properly meet your emotional needs. Find a tribe Superpower: (how to deal with a crying child video) Respond appropriately. Allow tantrums but hold your boundaries Meditation: Just Breathe: give yourself a time out. Bucket List: Continue to be a highly involved part of daughter’s life.   Contact Julian Redwood at: fullfrontalfatherhood.com julianredwood.com Full Frontal Fatherhood Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/no-title/id929866565?mt=2

  CLICK HERE to leave a Rating & Review on iTunes Please welcome Hogan Hilling to the We RAD DADS podcast! Hogan has seen some hard times and weathered many storms as a dad. One might think this would have made him gruff, harsh and negative however Hogan has used his experiences to enlighten others on how dads can be extremely valuable parental figures. He has personally challenged the common paradigm that dads can't parent. Not only has Hogan been a stay-at home dad care taking his three children, one of which a child with special needs; he has endured a bitter and insulting divorce that left him at the mercy of the judicial system slanted toward one particular gender. Through all of this Hogan has remained calm and collected, consistently putting first what matters most. Hogan is the creator of the Dadly Rally and is a champion for dad's equality in parenting. True to his character, Hogan does not discriminate against any parent due to gender and welcomes involved women parents into the Dadly cause as well. He is a true example for each of us to follow! Listen to our conversation as we discuss Hogan's winding path through life involving rediscovering his own dad as an adult and what he learned when they connected. This point alone shaped my perception of what it is to be an absent father... Sometimes the opportunity to be dad is taken away unjustly. Show Notes: 6:29 - "I came out of the pantry" 11:01 - Follow your heart but use your head 17:47 - Stop the "dadsanity", do it for the kids 20:51 - The simple joy of play 23:16 - Henk (link) 28:56 - Behaving Dadly 31:11 - Breaking the cycle 32:32 - Get comfortable being uncomfortable 34:29 - Living in the moment daddy 35:49 - The best things in life are free 40:08 - Looking at fatherhood through a child's eyes 42:28 - Don't beat yourself up. Reach out Contact Hogan and connect with the Dadly Rally with the following links: https://twitter.com/TheDadGuru https://twitter.com/dadlyrally https://www.facebook.com/dadlyrally/?fref=ts http://www.dadlyrally.com Don't forget to try Audible.com. Get a FREE book with your FREE for 30 trial. What's better than FREE knowledge?   Reach out and connect, Join our Facebook Group!   Keep fighting the good fight. Stay Up, Stay Connected & Stay RAD DADS!   CLICK HERE to leave a Rating & Review on iTunes  

Meet Hogan Hilling & Josh Misner authors of The Dadly Way. Dr. Josh Misner and Hogan Hilling provide a pathway for fathers to earn their place as parenting equals. Their mindful approach helps dads commit to being present for their children and an integral part of tomorrow's memories.  Hogan has eight published books on fatherhood. He has appeared on Oprah and is the creator of the DADLY book series and Founder of the DADLY Rally      www.dadlyrally.com.

Meet Hogan Hilling & Josh Misner authors of The Dadly Way. Dr. Josh Misner and Hogan Hilling provide a pathway for fathers to earn their place as parenting equals. Their mindful approach helps dads commit to being present for their children and an integral part of tomorrow’s memories. Hogan has eight published books on fatherhood. He has appeared on Oprah and is the creator of the DADLY book series and Founder of the DADLY Rally www.dadlyrally.com.This show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Life's Issues with Lloyd Rosen with his guest Jenny Giblin & Hogan Hilling Jenny Giblin is a 29 year old Therapist, Yoga Instructor & Nutrition expert. She has recently been featured on the Dr. Oz show, and in Glamour, Real Simple, the NY Times, the NY Post and Forbes. Jenny specializes in helping others become the happiest, healthiest version of themselves through integrating therapy with holistic health and wellness. I currently coach clients one-on-one, lead group coaching sessions, and create retreats in Hawaii, Mexico, Costa Rica & the Caribbean. Hogan Hilling is a Proud Dad, award- winning author of six parenting books, a well-respected voice on involved fatherhood and fatherhood advocate. Hogan has appeared on Oprah and ABC's The Story of Fathers and Sons Documentary. Hillng's new book is “Dads Behaving Dadly: 67 Truths, Tears and Triumphs of Modern Fatherhood” (Motivational Press, June 2014) Author, Motivational Speaker and Consultant on how to create a father-friendly environment in the home and community. www.dadsbehavingdadly.com    

Hogan Hilling and Al Watts are the authors of Dads Behaving DADLY: 67 Truths, Tears and Triumphs of Modern Fatherhood HOGAN HILLING is a dad to three children, the author of six parenting books, fatherhood expert and has appeared on Oprah. Hilling has co-founded and helped establish several fatherhood networks in the USA since 1992. s AL WATTS is an eleven-year veteran stay-at-home dad of 4 children ages 12, 9, 7 and 6. He is the President of The National At-Home Dad Network This show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Hogan Hilling is back again discussing about his new release, "Dads Behaving Dadly: 67 Truths, Tears and Triumph of Modern Fatherhood." More and more fathers are asserting themselves and actively taking part in changing diapers, attending doctor’s appointments, participating in PTA meetings and helping with homework. In short, fatherhood is alive and well! We have seen the dramatic shift into to modern fatherhood. In fact, we have lived it. Hogan became a stay-at-home dad in 1992 and quickly became an advocate for involved fatherhood. He wrote articles, led workshops for fathers at local hospitals, spoke to corporations about the advantages of being an involved father and published many self-help parenting books. Al became a stay-at-home dad in 2002 and soon after joined the National At-Home Dad Network, eventually rising to be its President in 2011. He wrote many blog posts about life as a stay-at-home dad and revealed to parents and brands on social media the truths about the capabilities and desires of fathers in the 21st century. The image of fatherhood, however, has not changed much despite the reality we have lived and witnessed in the thousands of fathers we have met. We decided to change that and in 2012 launched a book project we titled “Dads Behaving DADLY.” The mission of the book project was to reveal the truths, tears and triumphs of modern fatherhood we had heard for years to a public that had yet to completely change its opinion of dads as bumbling, incompetent parents.

Hogan Hilling is the Divorce Guru, and author of a revolutionary book about divorce “When Divorce Do Us Part: How to Live and Love Again”, (Motivational Press, 2013). Hilling has appeared on Oprah and ABC's Documentary The Story of Fathers and Sons. Hilling serves as a facilitator for the St. Andrews Divorce Recovery Workshop in Newport Beach, California and speaker for the “Free to Love Again” Divorce Recovery Program in Laguna Beach, California.  HoganHilling is also the founder of Divorce Guru , an exclusive consultation membership based service for spouses in the divorce process. Divorce Guru's mission is to show a spouse how to win the mental game of divorce with integrity.  

Hogan Hilling is the Divorce Guru, and author of a revolutionary book about divorce “When Divorce Do Us Part: How to Live and Love Again”, (Motivational Press, 2013). Hilling has appeared on Oprah and ABC’s Documentary The Story of Fathers and Sons. Hilling serves as a facilitator for the St. Andrews Divorce Recovery Workshop in Newport Beach, California and speaker for the “Free to Love Again” Divorce Recovery Program in Laguna Beach, California. HoganHilling is also the founder of Divorce Guru , an exclusive consultation membership based service for spouses in the divorce process. Divorce Guru’s mission is to show a spouse how to win the mental game of divorce with integrity.This show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).