
April 25th.
Used to be a date on the calendar. A gift like every day is, but, well, ordinary. Unremarkable.
It wore the same color as its twenty-nine colleagues.
Until that one time.
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April 25th.
Used to be a date on the calendar. A gift like every day is, but, well, ordinary. Unremarkable.
It wore the same color as its twenty-nine colleagues.
Until that one time.
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When things are shaking, we naturally look for something to hold onto.
Not because it’s a quick fix, and not because doing other things isn’t important, but because uncertainty is scary. And we want to know we’re going to be ok. Even if it’s eventually.
Paperback for $7.99 (USD) on Amazon
Kindle E-Book for $2.99 (USD) on Amazon
Audiobook for $3.95 (USD) on Audible, Amazon, and iTunes

Launching today, Tuesday, January 10, 2023, my first book:
“We’re Going To Make It: What Parents Need and Want To Know”
It’s been years in the making. About 22 to be more specific. That’s how long I’ve been a dad, and what a ride.
Throughout the twists and turns and mundane and unexpected of parenting, I’ve written some stuff about it. It’s how I process things.
And I’ve finally put a bunch of it together in hopes that it can inspire, encourage, and help other parents in the trenches.
It’s a short read but I feel confident it’ll help dads and moms.
Included:
– 7 Days of Affirmations to Give Your Child
– 19 Things To Do With Your Children That They’ll Never Forget
– 31 Reminders for Children
– 3 Letters I’ve Written to My Daughters (during puberty, about social media and screen time, and navigating college expense)
Pick up a copy. Or a bunch.
Share the news with a friend.
Leave a review on Amazon.
Let me know what you think.
Thank you for checking out the thoughts of an imperfect dad, navigating the greatest opportunity life has to offer.
And to my fellow dads and moms… we are going to make it.

I almost walked past it.
But couldn’t.
Only two other things frustrate me more. And I can’t remember what they are.
I had to fix it.
Ever wonder if

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