The Executive Dad

The Executive Dad

The Executive Dad

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Topic Category:

Business

Topic Sub-Category:

Management

Language:

English

Podcast Stats:

Number of Episodes: 4
Series Type: episodic
Content Type: AUDIO

Podcast Description

High-performance leadership shouldn’t stop at the office. The Executive Dad Podcast is your playbook for excelling in both your career and your family life, without sacrificing one for the other.

Hosted by Nick Mann, Executive Coach, and high-performance dad, this podcast is for driven professionals who refuse to choose between career success and being a present, impactful father.

We bring you real strategies, expert insights, and high-level conversations with CEOs, entrepreneurs, athletes, and leaders who have cracked the code on leading with intention at work and home.

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Content Themes

The podcast centers on high-performance leadership, parenting, and personal growth. Episodes explore themes such as Marine Corps Leadership Principles, tactical strategies for balancing career and family, and interviews with fathers who share their leadership journeys and insights. For example, Episode #004 discusses self-improvement through the lens of Marine Corps values, while Episode #003 features a guest's experience in creating structure at home.

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