Jeremy Maynard's guest appearances

Jeremy Maynard

Diversity Dad podcast - Helping dads to “buck conventionally” and celebrate doing fatherhood differently.

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Mike Jones

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Steve Rodgers

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Jeremy Maynard will share all the knowledge he have been gathering from his personal journey. He will inspire and teach us on how to be better man and better father through the core values of his enterprise called Furthering Fathering. “Instead of complaining about it which is looking at the common and plain, we decided to focus on what we could do to build our fathers. Initially we had three core principles which are honor, accountability and training but God has a strange way of making things make sense and as we added encouragement and reconciliation he exploded his word to us, it formed the word heart.” He has such an amazing story. As if being father of four young adults was not enough he has also experienced the big transition in and out of a divorce and the amazing experience of finding a life partner again. We learned a lot from his experiences on today’s episodes and we hope you do as much or even more.  “They may not be listening now, but you train them in the way they should go so when they are old, when they are adults, when they are older, they will not depart from it. The first learning style of a child is observation.” We are going to talk about the core values of Furthering Fatherhood which are honor, encouragement, accountability, reconciliation and training and how we can use those core values together with all the people we have around us, from spouse to family members, friends and, although on a smaller scale, people we pass by on our everyday lives. “(…) understand that it is okay to be whom you are and how you are designed and perfect how you are designed.” We hope everyone absorbs at least a bit of the powerful message Jeremy shared with us today. And if you do come back for more!   OTHER QUOTES: “You have to honor others. Especially if you see other dads doing well, you have to encourage others to do the right things, the right way, for the right reasons. And you have to be accountable yourself. On the flip end, you have to have an ear for those who honor you.” “To operate in the best possibility for your child is to provide both aspects, the male and the female, the father and the wife, so that they get a balanced view of how life is. The men tend to think long term, woman are more detailed oriented. Those are generalizations, but true generalizations” “(…) understand that it is okay to be whom you are and how you are designed and perfect how you are designed.” “If you reduce a man to a wallet, he only becomes as valuable as what is in it. And fatherhood is so much more. Actually the best provision you can provide to your child is presence. Your presence and your wisdom.” “You get a picture of what agape love is. Unconditional love. Your child looks at you and loves you just because you are their daddy. They don’t have add-ons, or I want this I mean, they look at you and love you just because you are their daddy.” “We like to deal with symptoms, we like to march, and we like to do all sort of things when we see something go wrong. But we never get to the root of issues. The root of many of the core issues in society is fatherhood.”   LINKS: Furthering Fathering Website http://www.furtheringfathering.org/ Facebook - @TheFurtheringFatheringCorporation https://www.facebook.com/TheFurtheringFatheringCorporation Twitter – @FurtherFatherCo https://twitter.com/FurtherFatherCo Instagram - @FurtherFatherCo https://www.instagram.com/furtherfatherco/     “Let’s learn together. Let’s grow together. Let’s be dads together. Peace.”

Jeremy Maynard will share all the knowledge he have been gathering from his personal journey. He will inspire and teach us on how to be better man and better father through the core values of his enterprise called Furthering Fathering. “Instead of complaining about it which is looking at the common and plain, we decided to focus on what we could do to build our fathers. Initially we had three core principles which are honor, accountability and training but God has a strange way of making things make sense and as we added encouragement and reconciliation he exploded his word to us, it formed the word heart.” He has such an amazing story. As if being father of four young adults was not enough he has also experienced the big transition in and out of a divorce and the amazing experience of finding a life partner again. We learned a lot from his experiences on today’s episodes and we hope you do as much or even more.  “They may not be listening now, but you train them in the way they should go so when they are old, when they are adults, when they are older, they will not depart from it. The first learning style of a child is observation.” We are going to talk about the core values of Furthering Fatherhood which are honor, encouragement, accountability, reconciliation and training and how we can use those core values together with all the people we have around us, from spouse to family members, friends and, although on a smaller scale, people we pass by on our everyday lives. “(…) understand that it is okay to be whom you are and how you are designed and perfect how you are designed.” We hope everyone absorbs at least a bit of the powerful message Jeremy shared with us today. And if you do come back for more! OTHER QUOTES: “You have to honor others. Especially if you see other dads doing well, you have to encourage others to do the right things, the right way, for the right reasons. And you have to be accountable yourself. On the flip end, you have to have an ear for those who honor you.” “To operate in the best possibility for your child is to provide both aspects, the male and the female, the father and the wife, so that they get a balanced view of how life is. The men tend to think long term, woman are more detailed oriented. Those are generalizations, but true generalizations” “(…) understand that it is okay to be whom you are and how you are designed and perfect how you are designed.” “If you reduce a man to a wallet, he only becomes as valuable as what is in it. And fatherhood is so much more. Actually the best provision you can provide to your child is presence. Your presence and your wisdom.” “You get a picture of what agape love is. Unconditional love. Your child looks at you and loves you just because you are their daddy. They don’t have add-ons, or I want this I mean, they look at you and love you just because you are their daddy.” “We like to deal with symptoms, we like to march, and we like to do all sort of things when we see something go wrong. But we never get to the root of issues. The root of many of the core issues in society is fatherhood.” LINKS: Furthering Fathering Website <a href="http://www.furtheringfathering.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.furtheringfathering.org/</a> Facebook - @TheFurtheringFatheringCorporation <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TheFurtheringFatheringCorporation" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/TheFurtheringFatheringCorporation</a> Twitter – @FurtherFatherCo <a href="https://twitter.com/FurtherFatherCo" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/FurtherFatherCo</a> Instagram - @FurtherFatherCo <a href="https://www.instagram.com/furtherfatherco/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/furtherfatherco/</a>   “Let’s learn together. Let’s grow together. Let’s be dads together. Peace.”

Episode #48 - Jeremy Maynard | Furthering Fathering from your core