Brian, a dad of two, shares the challenges and joys he experienced navigating the profound changes that come with being “all in” as a parent.
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.
Maintaining a strong bond with your loved ones as a professional driver takes effort, but through prioritizing communication, sharing your experiences and upholding family traditions, you can bridge the gap and nurture a meaningful connection despite the miles that separate you.
In the wake of a tragic loss, Calvin contemplates the consequences of social isolation and the importance of maintaining meaningful connections, reflecting on a Surgeon General’s report that underscores the critical role of social connection in our well-being.
There are many valuable strategies to support your partner while you’re on the road.
In a recent Good Dads podcast episode, we had the privilege of speaking with Thomas Miller, a dedicated truck driver for Prime with over 27 years of marriage under his belt and two beautiful daughters
I get it – you want friends. But as a grown man and a father, that can be a weird thing to admit out loud. But the truth is, you don’t just want friends, you need friends. And you can’t afford to go any longer without them.
Marriage and romance look different in your thirties and forties than it did when you were 22. I remember talking to a friend, let’s call him Ray, about how things were different with his wife Angela “back in the day.” I asked him to describe what he meant.
“Many things have been said about how to save your marriage. Some of them are even true!”
The police academy, fire academy and military boot camps are filled with 18 to 20-somethings pushing harder mentally and physically than they have ever pushed
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