Your Outsized Role

A Dad's Path

Will Braunstein

Parenting, Kids & Family

5 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 21 May 2021

⏱️ 3 minutes

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Summary

As dads, we are one of the most people in our kids' lives. We have to use that responsibility wisely!

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0:00.0	Hi and welcome to a Dad's Path Podcast, where real Dad's solving everyday problems.
0:06.4	Each week we tackle issues that Dad's everywhere face and deliver actions you can take right
0:10.3	away.
0:11.3	Subscribe so you don't miss an episode, and go to a Dad's Path.com to get our free newsletter
0:16.1	exclusively for Dad's.
0:18.0	Our goal is to help you make Fatherhood count.
0:20.5	Dad all!
0:30.6	You're outsized, Role.
0:35.8	How many people in your life have loved you?
0:38.5	How many of you loved?
0:40.7	Friends, family, your partner perhaps?
0:43.2	And of course your kids.
0:45.2	Nothing about your kids' world, it's a lot smaller.
0:49.1	They don't have friends from high school, college growing up.
0:52.5	They probably don't understand the value of their extended family.
0:56.3	So what do they have?
0:57.8	Well they'll have some friends, however you do define friends at that age.
1:02.2	But really, they have you.
1:05.1	Their lives are so much smaller than yours.
1:08.4	You ever think back to the time before you had kids?
1:11.0	Well I will promise you one thing, your kids don't think back to the times before they
1:16.2	had you in their lives.
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