Once upon a time it was considered “enough” for a man to make money, come home and preside over the home he successfully funded. In today’s world, women are more than capable of funding themselves, which leaves a lot of modern men struggling to find out where they fit in as natural providers. If money is no longer an issue, it all comes down to how you make the people in your life feel, and trust me when I say that it’s always been important. A man’s role within the family unit is changing, and as a result: the man has to change with it. Whether or not you’re the primary earner for your family, there are other things to consider where provision is concerned. Can you provide access to things they can’t? Can you do so with a smile on your face? Can you be the provider of happiness, fun and security? These are just a few of the things that are covered in today’s episode. If you’re wondering where you can do a better job as the provider for your family, click play and tune in. Your family will thank you, dad.

• What are you doing to provide for your family?
• Other than money, what else are you providing?
• Are you providing them with health and happiness?
• You do not need to give them everything they want.
• Are you a safe person for your family to talk to?
• A dad’s responsibility 
• Where are you providing well? Where do you need to do better?
• Ask for feedback.

“Times have changed and modern women and modern families can get along just fine without your money”

“What goes into providing for a modern family?”

“Money is not the only way to provide”

“Don’t be that person that just allows life to happen to them”

“Do you do what you say you’re going to do? Do you do it in a timely fashion?”

“How much of the burden of responsibility are you willing to shoulder?”

“Your family is your responsibility”

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