I’ve seen people excel in a field or a skill and have the potential to start a business, but they hold back from taking that step and the most common reason why, is this. They’re worried that they won’t be able to financially support themselves or their families. This a very valid reason, however for a lot of people that’s as far as their business journeys will go, but It doesn’t have to be like that! All you need to do is prepare. Prepare for the challenges that lie ahead. Prepare for the risks. By knowing what challenges are ahead and preparing for them, you’ll be taking that crucial step towards taking your business idea off the ground. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - For more exclusive content, pop over to www.dadcoshow.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Follow me on social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/dadcoshow/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/dadcoshow LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/dadcoshow

A lot of people struggle with being a perfectionist, even myself as times. As humans we naturally strive to improve and learn, and with that our standards also change. Chasing perfection when our standards are constantly changing will only hinder our productivity. I explain how I was able to change my mindset and how you can do the same. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - For more exclusive content head over to www.dadcoshow.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Follow me on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dadcoshow/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dadcoshow LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dadcoshow

There are two approaches when it comes to winding down. Resting and chilling. But what’s the difference? You would be forgiven for thinking they’re the same, but the difference between them boils down to the intent. I go through the differences in detail and explain how you can add value to your rest. -------------------------- For more exclusive content head over to www.dadcoshow.com

Value added Resting is taking a break so that you recharge your batteries so that can do a task better Chilling is doing nothing for the sake of it and kill time. There are two approaches when it comes to winding down. Resting and chilling. But what’s the difference? You would be forgiven for thinking they’re the same, but the difference between them boils down to the intent. I go through the differences in detail and explain how you can add value to your rest. -------------------------- For more exclusive content head over to www.dadcoshow.com

I chatted with London based property developer and investor about the state of the property market and how he got started in property. We also covered how he juggles business and family life and how to he regulates his mental and physical health.

I interviewed Jason, founder of Fathers Leading Families. As a Parent Coach, he's spent over 15 years working with hundreds of children and teens diagnosed with various Emotional, Behavioural, & Developmental challenges. Jason is on a mission to revolutionise parenting.

I interviewed Susete Pinto , founder of Night Night Baby Consulting. Susete is a Paediatric Sleep Consultant and she offers one to one coaching to parents who are having a difficult time getting their little ones to sleep independently. We find out how important sleep is in a child growth and how parents can use her methods to get their lives back.

I had the pleasure of interviewing 3 dad's, Mark Vaughan, Stuart Sage and Justin Cove from Hive Land and Planning consultancy. They took the time out of their hectic business and parenting schedules to chat to me about how they met, why they left their successful careers to start their own business and how they juggle business and kids.

I interviewed Dave Frankel, founder of Boston based consulting group Slingstone Group and father to four children. We chatted about what it takes to raise up children in an entrepreneurial environment, how others parents can succeed in the world of commerce and how he handles four children. Dave runs a really interesting weekly newsletter simply titled Friends of Dave - it's full of value and always a great read - Subscribe to it here: www.dadcoshow.com/fod

I interviewed Bushra Mohammed, a solicitor turned property entrepreneur on how she got into property, how she copes with raising three children whilst juggling business, and how she overcame the stress of managing family life when her husband fell critically ill.