3.3 Practice: Building Priorities That Can Flex - Re:Masculine

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Intentional Fatherhood

1.1 What You Inherited From Your Father
1.2 How the Boy You Were Shapes the Father You Are
1.3 Aligning With Your Values
1.4 Practice: Seeing Your Fatherhood Story

2.1 When Masculinity Helps–and When It Gets in the Way
2.2 Building the Emotional Capacity Fatherhood Requires
2.3 What Your Relationship with Anger Can Show You
2.4 Practice: Staying Grounded When Emotions Run High

3.1 Making Sense of What Fatherhood Has Cost & Given You
3.2 Money: The Pressure to Provide with the Desire to Be Present
3.3 Practice: Building Priorities That Can Flex

4.1 The Many Kinds of Loneliness Within Fatherhood
4.2 Understanding What Your Partner May Be Going Through
4.3 Rebuilding Sex & Intimacy
4.4 Practice: Stepping Out of the Conflict Triangle

5.1 Seeing Your Child Beyond Your Expectations
5.2 Building the Core Skills for Showing Up as a Father
5.3 Navigating Parenting's Hard & Complex Decisions
5.4 Practice: Parenting the Child You Once Were

6.1 Time, Mortality, and What Matters Most
6.2 Finding Purpose in Every Stage of Fatherhood
6.3 Practice: Planting A Legacy That Will Outlive You

7.1 Owning Your Full Experience As A Father
7.2 Why Fathers (and Kids) Need Rites of Passage
7.3 Practice: Strengthening the Brotherhood of Fathers

Fatherhood Community Circle

3.3 Practice: Building Priorities That Can Flex

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