You're a Dad who gives a shit.
Somewhere between family, deadlines, work and partnership, it’s hard to find time to breathe... does it really have to be this rough?
You want to be the best version of yourself as a dad, partner and provider… and -yet- where is the time and space to do things right, so that you can be that guy?
Even though it feels like there’s no time at all, I promise you that time can be reclaimed without robbing your family.
I know it’s a lot to promise. Here’s an invitation to to let me help you with the JourneyMen’s path. Every month I’ll send you stories, insights and examples of how to reclaim your time and yourself so you can be the best dad, partner, provider and the best you.
What if you could make the time to become the best father, friend, partner and man?
Our families & communities deserve connected men with purpose, passion and presence. Your fatherhood journey could change your world.
Take a look at the ‘IS THIS YOU’ page to see the exact kinds of men and situations Journeymen can help.
Hear what the JourneyMen are saying:
I am grateful everyday that I took this journey.
Jason allowed me to recenter my focus on what matters, my values, but also to be more conscious of my limitations. I came to realize a crucial fact: that my son is who I am, that he was a sponge mirroring my attitudes. Any meaningful relationship needed to start with me and that I needed to take responsibility. Change had to start with me.
I've definitely leveled up as a father, a partner and a man!
I have integrated the skills, values and concepts, achieving my specific goals and have definitely leveled up as a dad, partner and man! I use these skills and awareness in my everyday life as a guide, asking myself, “How can I embody these right now?” I live with my eyes more open and more fully. It's awesome.
Immediate connections with other men made all the difference!
I'm excited about using the tools I gained during the program to do two things: 1) Continue my initial journey to deepen my connection to my family, and 2) Use these tools to pursue new goals and self-improvement targets that I wasn't able to get to during the program.
Connecting with other guys was the key.
Connecting with other guys was key. Sharing experiences and insights was powerful. I definitely feel like more of a leader in my family. I take time to play and plan fun things. I also feel like I am having more constructive conversations with my wife - a nice change! I look forward to continued opportunities to connect with the guys and keep trying to be more of a leader in our family.
No longer triggered, I can remain chill.
In the JourneyMen Foundations program I was able to build relationships with other fathers going through similar challenges. Naming my challenges and reactivity brought them into the open in my family and made it part of the family dynamic. I’ve been able to walk into the house after work and remain chill.