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The five stages of fatherhood and why you need to know them | Paul Banas

The five stages of fatherhood and why you need to know them | Paul Banas

Update: 2024-06-17
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Dive into the world of Paul Banas, the visionary publisher behind GreatDad.com and Pregnancy Magazine, including its online counterpart PregnancyMagazine.com. With a robust background in advertising and international marketing at esteemed organizations like Ogilvy & Mather, Unilever, Visa, and Yahoo, Paul made a transformative decision to leave his corporate career behind and embrace full-time parenthood, nurturing his small daughter and infant son.




Inspired by his own experiences, Paul conceptualized GreatDad.com, a pioneering platform tailored for fathers in a landscape where such resources were scarce. His journey also encompasses professional growth through certifications at the Co-Active Training Institute (CTI) and Positive Intelligence, enabling him to extend his expertise as a coach for dads and entrepreneurs alike.




Central to Paul's philosophy is the profound impact of engaged parenting in shaping a brighter future, fostering happier and more compassionate generations. Beyond his professional endeavors, Paul's life has been enriched by diverse experiences, including multiple stints living in France as a student and executive. His family's annual month-long sojourn in Paris adds an enriching global dimension to their lives.




Explore Paul's insights and resources on his website:https://www.greatdad.com/




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The five stages of fatherhood and why you need to know them | Paul Banas

The five stages of fatherhood and why you need to know them | Paul Banas

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