Han-Son Lee's guest appearances

Han-Son Lee

The Unconventionalists with Mark Leruste

The Other Half : Conversations With Men on Gender Equality

Lockdown Dads

The Parent Equation - with Ayesha Murray

Voices with Talking Talent

Bill Gates

Sarah Knight

John Adams

Chris Ducker

Chris Guillebeau

Leon McCarron

Alastair Humphreys

Nir Eyal

Noah Kagan

Larry Smith

Danielle LaPorte

Paul Jarvis

Ben Smith

Colin Wright

Mike Michalowicz

OwlTail

Chiara Condi

Han-Son Lee, the founder of DaddiLife, an online media that champions what’s possible for the modern day dad (while there are 4.2 million mom blogs in the world, there are only 1,000 dad ones). He is a frequent contributor on topics related to fatherhood and his work has been featured on the Daily Telegraph and the Financial Times. Han-Son talks about how having a son has made him cry a lot more, but also inspired him to create a world where children can aspire to achieve everything they want. We talk about millennial dads who want to be more involved, but also the need to create more spaces and workplaces that allow men to do so, and why we should be more tolerant at work and more inclusive on the playground. Han Son tells us about his inspiring mother (who was also a father) to him, a superwoman who taught him the importance of treating everybody equally. He also tells us about how important it was to be involved in his son’s life from day one, and the awareness that being a divorced parent brought to him about doing things equally. His advice to fathers: know what you want out of fatherhood. Now we believe him when he says he is 110% feminist !

Han-Son Lee, the founder of DaddiLife, an online media that champions what’s possible for the modern day dad (while there are 4.2 million mom blogs in the world, there are only 1,000 dad ones). He is a frequent contributor on topics related to fatherhood and his work has been featured on the Daily Telegraph and the Financial Times. Han-Son talks about how having a son has made him cry a lot more, but also inspired him to create a world where children can aspire to achieve everything they want. We talk about millennial dads who want to be more involved, but also the need to create more spaces and workplaces that allow men to do so, and why we should be more tolerant at work and more inclusive on the playground. Han Son tells us about his inspiring mother (who was also a father) to him, a superwoman who taught him the importance of treating everybody equally. He also tells us about how important it was to be involved in his son’s life from day one, and the awareness that being a divorced parent brought to him about doing things equally. His advice to fathers: know what you want out of fatherhood. Now we believe him when he says he is 110% feminist !

EPISODE 9; Han-Son Lee, Founder DaddiLife, talks gender equality with Chiara Condi 

James and Ian are joined by Han-Son Lee, Founder of Daddilife We talked to single dad Han-Son about how his son's Lego depiction of him as "Wolfman" sitting at a desk was a trigger point to make changes in how he was working in during lockdown.In the light of James and Ian discovering they have walked the same route 24 hours apart, we reflected on the importance of outdoors and being grateful for that access. Plus Ian demonstrated the benefits of a power nap!We discussed new Daddilife lockdown research showing that "76% of respondents believe they are more involved dads now than they were before the Covid crisis." We explored exactly what dads were doing to be more involved and most importantly what type of change these same dads wanted - including significant amount of more flexible and remote working.Han-Son shared his concerned for the mental health of parents and children.James celebrated the reduction of Joe Wicks' home PE sessions and we shared some profound top tips...  Han-Son LeeThe research: https://www.daddilife.com/dads-in-lockdown/Website: https://www.daddilife.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/daddilife/About Lockdown DadsJames and Ian are recording a weekly ‘show’ exploring the impact of lockdown, self isolation and social distancing on working dads. We’ll share tips, thoughts and stories with special guests, discuss our hopes for the future and the opportunities that all this represents, especially for dads who want to be more active and involved fathers but who until now have struggled with the expectations of what it means to be a man in the workplace.We hope you enjoy watching and listening!To get in touch, submit your tips and learn about us click here:https://www.inspiringdads.co.uk/lockdown-dads

James and Ian are joined by Han-Son Lee, Founder of Daddilife  We talked to single dad Han-Son about how his son's Lego depiction of him as "Wolfman" sitting at a desk was a trigger point to make changes in how he was working in during lockdown. In the light of James and Ian discovering they have walked the same route 24 hours apart, we reflected on the importance of outdoors and being grateful for that access. Plus Ian demonstrated the benefits of a power nap! We discussed new Daddilife lockdown research showing that "76% of respondents believe they are more involved dads now than they were before the Covid crisis." We explored exactly what dads were doing to be more involved and most importantly what type of change these same dads wanted - including significant amount of more flexible and remote working. Han-Son shared his concerned for the mental health of parents and children. James celebrated the reduction of Joe Wicks' home PE sessions and we shared some profound top tips...   Han-Son Lee The research: <a href="https://www.daddilife.com/dads-in-lockdown/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.daddilife.com/dads-in-lockdown/</a> Website: <a href="https://www.daddilife.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.daddilife.com/</a> Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/daddilife/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/daddilife/</a> About Lockdown Dads James and Ian are recording a weekly ‘show’ exploring the impact of lockdown, self isolation and social distancing on working dads. We’ll share tips, thoughts and stories with special guests, discuss our hopes for the future and the opportunities that all this represents, especially for dads who want to be more active and involved fathers but who until now have struggled with the expectations of what it means to be a man in the workplace. We hope you enjoy watching and listening! To get in touch, submit your tips and learn about us click here: <a href="https://www.inspiringdads.co.uk/lockdown-dads" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.inspiringdads.co.uk/lockdown-dads</a>

Han-Son Lee - Founder of Daddilife

Let’s be honest, when it comes down to out-dated preconceived ideas of how useless and hands off dad’s are, it’s time for a much needed update.  I get it though, according to my mum, my dad  changed a whopping three nappies in his life. And as a kid, I don’t remember him being around that much because he either was at the office or in his music room rehearsing with his jazz band.  It doesn’t mean he wasn’t a loving father though. It just means he was living in a different era. And let’s face it, got away with murder…  But when I look at my older brother and I, along with all of my other male friends who happen to be dads, it’s a completely different story.  That’s right, Millennial dads are a different breed. We are more involved, we cook a lot more for our families and we change a truck load of nappies.  It’s a generalisation, sure, but as you’ll hear in today’s episode, there’s actually a study to back this statement up.   That’s right, say hello to Dad Index 2018:  “The Dad Index is the first piece of research exclusively focussed on millennial dads across the whole of Great Britain; their involvement in parenting activities, and their role as consumers.”  Turns out, according to this latest study, 87% of Millennial Dads are heavily involved in day to day parenting, more than 2/3 of dads are involved in cooking for their children during the week, and almost 40% are taking charge of the grocery shop.  That’s why I was so pumped to sit down this week with Han-Son Lee, founder of Daddilife, a website for modern dads counting 100k+ followers online who also happens to be the man behind the Dad Index 2018 study.  We talked about what it means to be a modern dad, why men are going through a bit of an identity crisis right now (and what to do about it), why we need to be more progressive at work with parent leave and why we should be excited or terrified of the world our children will grow up in.  Being unconventional means having the courage to do things differently. And I truly believe that we are changing the course of history by being more involved as dads, at home.  If you enjoyed our powerful conversation, or would like to add to the conversation, please make sure to tag me (@markleruste) and Han-Son (@daddilife) over on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn.  I can't wait to hear what you got out of today's episode!  Enjoy, Mark  Subscribe and rate our show on iTunes: www.theunconventionalists.org  SHOW NOTES  www.theunconventionalists.com/episode/107  GET IN TOUCH Website: www.theunconventionalists.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/markleruste YouTube: www.youtube.com/markleruste Facebook: www.facebook.com/markleruste Twitter: www.twitter.com/markleruste LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/markleruste 

Let’s be honest, when it comes down to out-dated preconceived ideas of how useless and hands off dad’s are, it’s time for a much needed update. I get it though, according to my mum, my dad  changed a whopping three nappies in his life. And as a kid, I don’t remember him being around that much because he either was at the office or in his music room rehearsing with his jazz band. It doesn’t mean he wasn’t a loving father though. It just means he was living in a different era. And let’s face it, got away with murder… But when I look at my older brother and I, along with all of my other male friends who happen to be dads, it’s a completely different story. That’s right, Millennial dads are a different breed. We are more involved, we cook a lot more for our families and we change a truck load of nappies. It’s a generalisation, sure, but as you’ll hear in today’s episode, there’s actually a study to back this statement up. That’s right, say hello to Dad Index 2018: “The Dad Index is the first piece of research exclusively focussed on millennial dads across the whole of Great Britain; their involvement in parenting activities, and their role as consumers.” Turns out, according to this latest study, 87% of Millennial Dads are heavily involved in day to day parenting, more than 2/3 of dads are involved in cooking for their children during the week, and almost 40% are taking charge of the grocery shop. That’s why I was so pumped to sit down this week with Han-Son Lee, founder of Daddilife, a website for modern dads counting 100k+ followers online who also happens to be the man behind the Dad Index 2018 study. We talked about what it means to be a modern dad, why men are going through a bit of an identity crisis right now (and what to do about it), why we need to be more progressive at work with parent leave and why we should be excited or terrified of the world our children will grow up in. Being unconventional means having the courage to do things differently. And I truly believe that we are changing the course of history by being more involved as dads, at home. If you enjoyed our powerful conversation, or would like to add to the conversation, please make sure to tag me (@markleruste) and Han-Son (@daddilife) over on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn. I can't wait to hear what you got out of today's episode! Enjoy, Mark Subscribe and rate our show on iTunes: <a href="http://www.theunconventionalists.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theunconventionalists.org</a> SHOW NOTES <a href="http://www.theunconventionalists.com/episode/107" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theunconventionalists.com/episode/107</a> GET IN TOUCH Website:<a href="http://www.theunconventionalists.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> </a><a href="http://www.theunconventionalists.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theunconventionalists.com</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/markleruste/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.instagram.com/markleruste</a> YouTube:<a href="http://www.youtube.com/markleruste" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> www.youtube.com/markleruste</a> Facebook:<a href="http://www.facebook.com/markleruste" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> www.facebook.com/markleruste</a> Twitter:<a href="http://www.twitter.com/markleruste" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> www.twitter.com/markleruste</a> LinkedIn: <a href="https://exit.sc/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.linkedin.com%2Fin%2Fmarkleruste" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.linkedin.com/in/markleruste</a>

#107 How to be a modern dad with Han-Son Lee