Parenthood

Scott Stuart on lessons from my father, judgement, bullying & confidence - Father's Day Special

Parenthood

Show Notes

Our parents shape so much of who we become, often in ways we don't recognise until we have children of our own.

In this Father's Day episode, we'll explore the lessons Scott inherited from his own father, the values he has chosen to keep, and the generational patterns he has consciously decided to break.

We'll discuss masculinity, identity, bullying, acceptance and the courage it takes to parent differently. Scott's story is a powerful reminder that one of the greatest gifts we can give our children is the freedom to become exactly who they are.

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