You go to the doctor and find out that in 6-9 months you will die.  What regrets do you have?  What do you wish you would've done differently in your life?I have many, so I'm now on a journey to solve that and live a better life that I can be proud of.  I've already taken that first step, and this is it.

I recently listened to a song by Dax called "What it's like to be a man" and it made me dive deep into being a man in today's society.  In this episode I discuss my views on it as well as my thoughts on a solution.

During this episode we take a break from discussing fatherhood to discuss the future of Lonestar Dads and our action plan to spend $10,000 a month on free events, contests and giveaways across all of our chapters.  We can make this happen with your help.

While discussing with my wife what I need when I'm feeling sick, which is quite a bit since I become a manchild, I said something that stuck with me.  Which led into me coming up with the new golden rule.  We should treat others the way we want our kids to be treated.

Father's are often seen as tools.  Something to provide and protect the house.  You work hard every day to be the best that you can be, and often times you may feel like it goes unnoticed.  I see you, and I respect you for what you do every day.

In fatherhood one thing we always focus on or think about is the time with our kids, because before we know it they'll be moving on to their own life and their own families.  I've been lacking in this area as a father and this is my action plan to fix it.

In this episode we discuss what you can expect out of this show so that you have a full understanding and are prepared for future episodes.