Tactical Dads

Now that you’re a bit older, and a bit wiser, what do you wish you would have known when you started out in fatherhood? Here are 10 things I would tell my 20 year old self. Join the Tactical Dads group on Facebook here. If you’re looking for a great deal on hotels, visit my travel site here.

We all operate out of a set of core values, but we aren’t always aware of what they are. Let’s take an inventory. What are your core values? What drives you? Join the Tactical Dads group on Facebook here. If you’re looking for a great deal on hotels, visit my travel site here.

We all need a support group, especially as dads. Who do you have? If you’re not already part of a great group of fellow dads, consider the Tactical Dads group on Facebook. It’s kind of awesome.

This is the year of no fear. Stop feeding your mind negative self-talk. You CAN and WILL be a great dad. Believe it and DO it. More info about Tactical Dads at www.thetacticaldaddy.com Join the Facebook group of dads that’s improving the lives of many. For a limited time, get the official Tactical Daddy shirt.

2016 flew by. Now it’s time to look ahead and decide on what really matters going forward. If you’re interested in hearing more about good changes for the new year, check out the podcast I did with my wife about unplugging. Support the podcast as a patron! Contact me at mjc@matthewjcochran.com Find kits I’ve put together here.

It’s amazing to see so many involved dads these days. There are lots of kids without anyone though. Anyone can step up and be what they’re missing. Will you?     You can support this podcast on Patreon! Don’t forget to download your FREE audio book on Audible!

Chris McCallus, a Tactical Dad, joins MJC this week to talk about being active with your kids and how to keep them engaged.  Chris is a former soldier with a tender side to all of his toughness. Chris talks about “knighting” his kids as they ascend to adulthood. Find out more about that concept in Robert Lewis’ book Raising a Modern Day Knight, available on Amazon. If you’re a Tactical Dad, or want to be one, join our Facebook group! We’re a community of dads trying to better ourselves through community. Get a free trial of Audible and download 13 Hours: The Inside Account of What Really Happened in Benghazi for FREE by visiting audibletrial.com/mjcpodcast  

This week I’m doing a Tactical Dads segment with my old friend, Ryan Walker. Ryan is the father of three girls, and he’s got the difficult task of staying close to them all because they don’t live with him. Ryan spoke about traditions, ways to stay connected, and a whole bunch of other stuff. If you’re in the Sarasota or Bradenton area and need pool service, Ryan’s your guy. Find him at http://www.poollife941.com/. Listeners of The MJC Podcast can get a free trail of Audible by visiting www.audibletrial.com/mjcpodcast You can become a patron of The MJC Podcast by giving as little as $1!  Check out patreon.com/mjcpodcast to find out more.

Matt welcomes Walter Eggers to the podcast to discuss We Rad Dads, a community of fathers built with the intention of sharing resources, stories, and hope. In this episode we discuss the need for a community of dads, the purpose of fatherhood, and where pain can take us in life. Find Walter and We Rad Dads at the following sites: https://www.facebook.com/groups/weraddads/ https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/we-rad-dads/id1093937123?mt=2 https://www.instagram.com/weraddads/ http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/we-rad-dads https://www.pinterest.com/weraddads/

Today’s Faith in Fatherhood podcast features Rocco DeLeo from The Real Dad Show. We talk forgiveness, the struggles associated with being dads who podcast, and how our lives have been changed by Jesus Christ. You can find Rocco at http://www.roccodeleo.com/ and https://www.facebook.com/Roccoadeleo/?fref=ts Kindly rate and review this podcast if you found it worth the listen.   You can become a Patron of the MJC Podcast! Find our more here –>  https://www.patreon.com/mjcpodcast