Prime driver and father of two Jacob Parker is no stranger to life’s transitions. Jacob has done a lot of self-reflection to foster self-compassion, which he says has him have a more positive attitude about the world, especially as it relates to his personal faith and religion. We hope you glean a thing or two from his insights just in time for the start of the school year!
The winter season can be a time of good cheer, but it can also, unfortunately, be a time of isolation and loneliness. Making time for family is important, whether you’re spending time with them in person or not. Hear more advice from Prime driver Kyle Turner.
To form a support system, you have to start by being a good friend yourself! Join Prime driver Jacob Parker and Pastor Brian Mattson for insights on how to form and cultivate stronger friendships.
Having a strong support system is crucial for Prime driver fathers. Join Thomas Miller and Kevin Stratton as they provide timely advice on the subject.
Join Dr. Alison Roffers and Prime Driver Kyle Turner in their discussion of common worries among kids young and old.
Buddy Gray, who has been working for Prime for 15 years, shares his outlooks on how to combat loneliness over the road.
Overall, our understanding of the importance of marriage and fatherhood in helping men to behave in prosocial ways provides a strong impetus to use social policies and other measures to encourage men to become responsible husbands and fathers.
Drivers face unique challenges when it comes to keeping healthy habits. James “JC” Rose sets an excellent example of how other drivers can prioritize their health. Read more to learn how taking care of yourself and of your environment can help you to be a better dad.
Habits give us a sense of control in our lives. They may give us confidence and help us feel normal. In many cases, we don’t even realize how ingrained our habits have become.
When my clients talk about addiction—to drugs, alcohol, gambling, sex or something else—they often sound frustrated, lost and confused. In my counseling practice, I don’t just tell them what I think they want to hear. Instead, I share the reality about addiction.
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