I highly recommend following Matt Beaudreau. His thought/contributions will influence your value system on learning and education before your child is even school aged.
83 model here, I was always with dad working on cars, building, hunting and shooting. Then when in the house we where with mom learning to cook, clean and run the house hold basics. We had such a head start on on our peers in basic human things. My parents where hard but always fair. I Thank them everyday.
Appreciate you guys. You are on the right track. Only one man ever lived perfectly, and it certainly wasn’t me. There is one unavoidable truth I didn’t hear brought up, though maybe it was in another episode. Without it everything else will ultimately be cannon fodder. “Only one life, it will soon be past, only what’s done for Christ will last.” Without being salvaged by the one who created us, we remain “dust in the wind”. Praying God‘s best for you guys in the new year.
"Building boys is always easier than mending men." Best episode yet. First year as a father of twins with my 3rd on the way, and this episode embodies all the latent thoughts I have every waking minute of how I intend to accomplish my new life-long mission as a Father. Our entire country needs to start having this exact same conversation.
It's not easy to be a father, it's work that doesn't end. This topic is never talked about and should be national. I believe this is a huge part of the shooter problem our nation is facing.
Tim, Great podcast brother we met in New Jersey at your book signing. Was a big honor to be there and meet you and talk. Your training is the best. Thank you for your training. Carlos Zaldivar Police officer
Would love to hear yall talk about overcoming fear. I'm a father of 3, who grew up without a father. I didn't learn to overcome fear in a healthy way and would love to hear how others teach this to children.
My mentors who were a couple of former SO and SF guys in the suburbs of Austin stopped almost all contact with me because I no longer wanted to continue going to their large church. Speaks volumes.
These school shooters with disengaged/toxic/criminally negligent families aren't going to Sunday school, they likely aren't going to sports, they don't have access to mentors or support in existing outside the fucked up home environment. I agree it's mentorship that is needed, and frankly someone who shows them that they are valued and valuable. But how do you reach these kids in the first place? I think this is a key issue.
Exactly. Most school staff are mentally checked out, doing a job they hate. I went to a guidance counselor for any help and got nothing. That was twenty years ago and I don't imagine it's gotten any better.
Parent of an Apogee graduate. The program is excellent! The young men must do the work in order to experience the results. It is very well led and facilitated. Thank you so much for the program.
Absolutely love this! I’m a new father and have 3 month old! Such a great insight to what’s going on and how to navigate. Lead by example! Thank you gentlemen
You need to address the effect of feminism and family Court on the breakdown of the family structure in the US. The vast majority of school shooters are from broken homes and mom has control. Hold women responsible for their part in this breakdown.
I think this is a great idea!!! So is Tim gonna admit to his active fight against our second amendment??? To be clear, Tim was a role model of mine!! Then I found out he’s a hypocrite!! How do you set there and say things like this and then go elsewhere and claim WE should have rights taken, not YOU of course!! Apparently your special Lol 😂 you should follow your own advice Tim!!
This podcast is a symbol of toxic masculinity. Young, macho men talking about violent stuff. No good. I would never do BJJ or boxing or any of that toxic masculinity stuff. I believe we as men need to embrace our feminine side a bit more. For example I do ballet dancing 3 days a week and I can say it has completely changed my life and my worldview. I def recommend it to all young men out there.
I believe the point of this topic to be setting an example and actively being part of your son's life. Don't read into the title and think that they said its necessary to raise your kids with violence or masculinity. And BTW, I don't believe that you listened to their broadcast. FJB, FNP, FCS, FKH!!!!!
Love the show and love a respectful conversation, but the man to the right of Kennedy seems a little strange with how he stares a hole through someone that’s not even speaking to him directly
Also, as a dad, these concepts of being a principled, disciplined and compassionate father, also apply to raising daughters as well as sons.
I'm a new father my son will be 2 soon. This was a great listen for a father raising a son in today's times. Thank you
I highly recommend following Matt Beaudreau. His thought/contributions will influence your value system on learning and education before your child is even school aged.
83 model here, I was always with dad working on cars, building, hunting and shooting. Then when in the house we where with mom learning to cook, clean and run the house hold basics. We had such a head start on on our peers in basic human things. My parents where hard but always fair. I Thank them everyday.
Appreciate you guys. You are on the right track. Only one man ever lived perfectly, and it certainly wasn’t me. There is one unavoidable truth I didn’t hear brought up, though maybe it was in another episode. Without it everything else will ultimately be cannon fodder.
“Only one life, it will soon be past, only what’s done for Christ will last.”
Without being salvaged by the one who created us, we remain “dust in the wind”.
Praying God‘s best for you guys in the new year.
Inspiring to listen to Men talk on what being a Man looks like. Strength, Wisdom, Humility, and of course, the ability to be Violent!
"Building boys is always easier than mending men."
Best episode yet. First year as a father of twins with my 3rd on the way, and this episode embodies all the latent thoughts I have every waking minute of how I intend to accomplish my new life-long mission as a Father.
Our entire country needs to start having this exact same conversation.
It's not easy to be a father, it's work that doesn't end.
This topic is never talked about and should be national.
I believe this is a huge part of the shooter problem our nation is facing.
Tim, Great podcast brother we met in New Jersey at your book signing. Was a big honor to be there and meet you and talk. Your training is the best. Thank you for your training.
Carlos Zaldivar
Police officer
Thank you for this Tim and Fam.. May your ministry ( yes it’s a ministry) multiply be used to transform others in many ways!
Would love to hear yall talk about overcoming fear. I'm a father of 3, who grew up without a father. I didn't learn to overcome fear in a healthy way and would love to hear how others teach this to children.
My mentors who were a couple of former SO and SF guys in the suburbs of Austin stopped almost all contact with me because I no longer wanted to continue going to their large church.
Speaks volumes.
These school shooters with disengaged/toxic/criminally negligent families aren't going to Sunday school, they likely aren't going to sports, they don't have access to mentors or support in existing outside the fucked up home environment. I agree it's mentorship that is needed, and frankly someone who shows them that they are valued and valuable. But how do you reach these kids in the first place? I think this is a key issue.
Exactly. Most school staff are mentally checked out, doing a job they hate. I went to a guidance counselor for any help and got nothing. That was twenty years ago and I don't imagine it's gotten any better.
Parent of an Apogee graduate. The program is excellent! The young men must do the work in order to experience the results. It is very well led and facilitated. Thank you so much for the program.
Did you sign up for the adult men one? I was considering it
Class 001 has commenced, and it is off to a great start
@@mauifarrier looks like I’ll be joining 1/1/24
Absolutely love this! I’m a new father and have 3 month old! Such a great insight to what’s going on and how to navigate. Lead by example! Thank you gentlemen
Every episode so far has been a complete banger! Such an interesting subject today with awesome insight.
Time go so fast.It hit me today , as i look at my grandson and i though most of the time as a dads or moms we have 18 summer with our daughter or son.
A lack of leadership is an absence of everything.
This was an amazing episode and makes me want to be better.
Good stuff guys I enjoy this pod cast keep it coming.
I think everything you guys said is very important. 👍🏽
I enjoyed this episode and just wished it was longer.
Fantastic discussion gentlemen!!!
Oh I can tell this one will get me in the feels.
Can a man have an AR-15 at 18? My son did because he was raised right...
I’d like to get information about the fathers program
Yall are awesome
where can i sign up
Stockton born n raised
The best podcast
You need to address the effect of feminism and family Court on the breakdown of the family structure in the US. The vast majority of school shooters are from broken homes and mom has control. Hold women responsible for their part in this breakdown.
Can I marry the one in red?🤷♀️
I think this is a great idea!!! So is Tim gonna admit to his active fight against our second amendment??? To be clear, Tim was a role model of mine!! Then I found out he’s a hypocrite!! How do you set there and say things like this and then go elsewhere and claim WE should have rights taken, not YOU of course!! Apparently your special Lol 😂 you should follow your own advice Tim!!
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I like how these are coming rarer and less often and just getting shorter and shorter 🤷♂️ thanks?? Lol
This podcast is a symbol of toxic masculinity. Young, macho men talking about violent stuff. No good. I would never do BJJ or boxing or any of that toxic masculinity stuff. I believe we as men need to embrace our feminine side a bit more. For example I do ballet dancing 3 days a week and I can say it has completely changed my life and my worldview. I def recommend it to all young men out there.
I believe the point of this topic to be setting an example and actively being part of your son's life. Don't read into the title and think that they said its necessary to raise your kids with violence or masculinity.
And BTW, I don't believe that you listened to their broadcast.
FJB, FNP, FCS, FKH!!!!!
@@natejackson4791 dude……
I can't figure out if your being sarcastic or not LOL
Telling young men to hate themselves and that they should be more feminine isn’t really gonna help….
@@nubbyfresh5623 …….
Love the show and love a respectful conversation, but the man to the right of Kennedy seems a little strange with how he stares a hole through someone that’s not even speaking to him directly