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Aligned Dad

Aligned Dad

De : Prashant Pillai
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 This is the Aligned Dad podcast. This podcast is the perfect girl dad podcast you would want to listen to. The podcast will cover a multitude of topics to do with raising our daughters. Topics also include mental and physical well-being, parenting a girl child, and supporting them on their journey as they grow into strong women. Hi, I'm Prashant from Bangalore, India and I started this podcast with a fellow girl dad Scott all the way from Brisbane, Australia. I have a daughter named Aathira and Scott has a daughter named Violet. Scott and I have shared our experiences as fathers bringing up our daughters. As we share our own daily adventures, you'll get fresh perspectives and ideas to help you become a better dad. Every week both me and Scott will share lessons and stories that could be insightful pieces of wisdom to help you make it through tough times, fun times or challenging ones with mindfulness. We’ll also discuss practical brain habits like how our subconscious mind can work for us when we need some direction in life by aligning ourselves spiritually towards who we really are on the inside! As dads this is important because if your spiritual energy isn't focused then everything else might fall apart - so let's chat about where exactly does one start? Let’s discover together. I invite you to join Scott and me every week as we talk about raising daughters, balancing careers, managing other relationships, and navigating all the challenges and delightful surprises ahead of us. In this podcast, we share with you all the little ways that we have discovered that we think might be helpful to you. All for the joy of becoming a better human being; husband and a dad. Discover the joy of becoming a better person through our childrenCopyright 2021 Prashant Pillai Développement personnel Hygiène et vie saine Parentalité Psychologie Psychologie et psychiatrie Relations Réussite personnelle
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  • How to empower your daughter Part-1

    How to empower your daughter Part-1
    Dec 22 2021
    How do you empower your daughter? What does empowering your daughter look like to you? Sound like to you? Are you the primary facilitator of knowledge to your daughter and if so, can you do so without attachment to your own expectations? This episode is an important one for fathers as this deepens the connection between father and daughter on many levels. Join Scott & Prashant on this episode as they uncover what works & what they are still working on today to help empower their daughters to be better human beings. 
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    30 min
  • Can you choose your child's friends? | Choosing friends for our daughters.

    Can you choose your child's friends? | Choosing friends for our daughters.
    Dec 15 2021
    As a father and a parent, do we have a say in who our daughters become friends with? What if they are not the right fit for them? Can they be lead astray or in the wrong direction? Prashant and Scott tackle this interesting theme of friendship, bullying and letting your child experience the diversity of cultures and attitudes on their own. Please join Prashant and Scott as they share their own experiences with love and laughter.
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    33 min
  • Non-attachment parenting | Spending time away from your daughter.

    Non-attachment parenting | Spending time away from your daughter.
    Dec 8 2021
    Join Prashant and Scott as they chat about the deceptively simple concept of non-attachment parenting when it comes to loving your daughter. As a father, how does one even begin to separate themselves from their little girl? How can we practice non-attachment as a dad but still love and care for them? Scott and Prashant recount personal experiences of times when they have been separated from their daughters, be it through choice or due to something more serious that has happened and how they had to learn to let go of control and fear to help their girls.
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    31 min
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