Hello Josh and everyone! My name is Nicolas, I'm French, and I will turn 30 this year. If everything goes well, 2026 will be important for me: I will be baptized at my local church in early April, and my first child will be born around early September. I didn't really grew up with a father figure, and my family was never religious, so I kind of have no idea how to be a father myself as well as how to integrate my faith in my new family. This led me to search for some "new father" kind of communities and here I am! I'm not really new to Skool as I am a community owner myself, but I'm actually kind of new to joining other communities. I'm grateful and excited to be here and I hope that in the future I'll be able to provide some help as well, not just take help from others.

Friendly reminder to keep on pushing brothers 🫡

Slowing growing and I love to see it! Would love everyone to get involved a bit more and maybe introduce themselves and share anything they want either about themselves, how many kids and their age (don’t need names if not comfortable) or even something they are struggling with. You would be surprised how many other dads are going through the same or have been through it. I’m Josh and have 2 boys age 14 and 3 weeks, and one daughter age 9. I love being a dad, watching the kids sports, riding 4 wheelers, being outside in nature. My biggest daily struggle is being present, which is why I made that class about it, I need a constant reminder on putting the phone down and paying attention when I’m with the family.

Check out some new courses on the "Classroom" tab! I've been working on finding ways to give us dads reminders on different situations or problems we may have as we are growing to be the best dads we can be. Don't hesitate to message me with more ideas on classes and different solutions to modern day problems we face as Father's. We can discuss them as a group.

I’m not sure the best way to go about this yet, but I feel a calling to help dads be in the moment with their kids, and raise strong children that look up to their dads. There’s no better feeling and I promise you that. The tough part is gaining the tools to get to that point. I’m not perfect, and no one is, but If I can even help one dad, I know it would Be worth it.