182 - Stop Fighting with Daryl Dittmer

02/12/24 • 54 min

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Catholic Life Coach For Men

Surrender is a funny concept.

Sometimes we need to fight for what's right.

Sometimes we just need to surrender and accept what is.

Always, we are in a struggle to balance the two.

Join me in this episode as Daryl Dittmer and I discuss how to build a life that is fulfilling and purposeful. We all come from broken beginnings - some more broken than others. What we do what that makes the difference for where our lives go. When we surrender, stop fighting, and accept what actually works, our lives can get much better.

You can read more about Daryl on his website:

https://www.daryldittmer.com/

You can find his book here:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CJWW8LDP

Surrender is a funny concept.

Sometimes we need to fight for what's right.

Sometimes we just need to surrender and accept what is.

Always, we are in a struggle to balance the two.

You can read more about Daryl on his website:

https://www.daryldittmer.com/

You can find his book here:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CJWW8LDP

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181 - Encouraging Youth with Ahmard Vital

Are frustrated and unsure about how to really reach your teenage (or even 20's) son?

Have you tried a lot, but they just don't seem interested?

Maybe your son isn't yet a teenager, but you're worried because other dads you know have shared some unsettling stories?

Join me in this episode as Ahmard Vital shares both his story, as well as practical lessons from his work with young men. It's hard to be a male of any age in our world right now, but particularly hard on the youth. Our only hope - at any age - is a strong connection with the Lord. But how do we fathers encourage our sons in this direction? Listen to find out more!

You can find out more about Ahmard on his website:

https://ahmardvital.com/

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183 - Catholic Parenting with Nancy Bandzuch

It's always been hard to be a parent of a large family. It's even harder these days.

The entire culture often seems aligned against us. Even our own church members often seem upset with large families during mass. It's often lonely, isolating, and so frustrating.

But you're not alone.

Join me in this episode as Nancy Bandzuch talks about the new show put out by the Augustine Institute called "The Catholic Parent." It will help you feel like you're not alone and also help you to be a better parent at the same time.

You can find this series on Formed. Most likely, your parish has already purchased access for you. If not, you can get a free trial at this link: