Navigating Fatherhood & Being a More Mindful Parent | Conversation with Larry Hagner

The Playbook With David Meltzer

David Meltzer, Entrepreneur.com

Careers, Entrepreneurship, Business

4.9 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 23 July 2023

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

David converses with host Larry Hagner on a variety of topics. They begin by discussing the film "Jerry Maguire" and its connection to David's career. Transitioning into personal narratives, David shares a poignant story about his father leaving him at a young age, highlighting the profound effect it had on his life. He reflects on his journey as a parent, emphasizing the critical roles of humility and self-reflection. David also generously offers free resources to aid listeners on their individual paths to mindful parenting.

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0:00.0	This is the flavor.
0:05.4	David, what's going on, man? Welcome to Dad Edge.
0:08.3	No place. I'd rather be no better topic than my favorite occupation.
0:14.2	And when I say occupation, I mean that which occupies my mind, my body, my soul.
0:19.2	And that's being a dad. Yeah, man. I love it, dude.
0:22.6	I do have one quick question for you, though.
0:24.7	Before we get started, it's kind of a fun question.
0:26.3	So obviously the movie, Jerry McGuire was based on you, correct?
0:31.1	It was based on the firm. Yeah.
0:32.9	That I sports agency that I was CEO of, there's an amalgamation of stories.
0:38.8	But Cameron Crowe followed the Steinberg around to get the gist of being a
0:43.8	change agent of having a higher character.
0:46.1	But yes, it was based off of the Steinberg Sports Entertainment.
0:49.5	Okay. So I'm dying to know this.
0:51.3	So I've known my wife since 1996.
0:53.2	That was one of the first movies that we saw together when we were dating.
0:56.2	So the part showed me the money.
0:57.9	Is that true? And anyway, it is true to illustrate the scarcity of,
1:05.0	you know, how athletes at that time thought and how to be engineer.
1:09.8	See, the real message that Cameron got by following Lee around and learning
1:15.1	about our firm was every single athlete had to have a charitable
1:18.4	purpose or cause.
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