Larry Hagner is the founder of the Good Dad Project and host of The Dad Edge Podcast. The Dad Edge Podcast is the #1 Dad Podcast on iTunes. It is downloaded in 177 countries with millions of downloads. Larry is the father of 4 boys and has been married for 14 years to his incredible wife, Jessica. His book "The Dad's Edge" is a #1 Amazon Bestseller. He is also the host of the Dad Edge Alliance Mastermind Community with hundreds of members. Larry breaks down strategies for men to be the best version of themselves and helps men navigate life through helping men build a band of brothers. He also helps men with mental toughness, emotional resilience, financial stress, relationships, and work/life integration. Paul & Larry chat about how his background has helped him start this band of brothers, the book and the podcast. Larry shares tips on how to have a good and lasting marriage and connecting with your kids. Episode Takeaways:
- Divorce can be prevented if the couple decide to date each other
- Learning the love language of the spouse can save marriages
- Emotional validation - understanding how your wife and children feel will make the relationship better
- Have a band of brothers to lean into, to be a source of strength
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