Farm4Profit Podcast

The Business of Fatherhood w/ Ben Killoy

Episode Summary

Ben Killoy has been helping dads break the cycle and create a lasting feeling of change for the last 6 years.  He helps them grow through generational trauma by redefining what it means to be alive.  He is a certified dad and life coach.  Ben grew up on a farm in Southern Wisconsin, right after high school he joined the marine corps, and then fought the hardest battle of his life which we will learn about today.

Episode Notes

The Business of Fatherhood

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Ben Killoy has been helping dads break the cycle and create a lasting feeling of change for the last 6 years.  He helps them grow through generational trauma by redefining what it means to be alive.  He is a certified dad and life coach.  Ben grew up on a farm in Southern Wisconsin, right after high school he joined the marine corps, and then fought the hardest battle of his life which we will learn about today.

Welcome Ben…….. jump right into the battle that he fought and won!

Agriculture is a unique profession for this conversation because a lot of our listeners currently work with, have worked with, or will be working with their parents or their kids.  Some, as we have talked about before, may not get a chance to grow up professionally until they are near retirement.  Others that are listening might be the people who aren’t letting their children grow up.  How does this effect the individual’s ability to be a great role model?

Why are we talking today about the “Business of Fatherhood”

Important Items to Consider:

What are some big first hurdles when considering the process of possibly becoming a better dad?

What in the culture today has made it more of a challenge to be a great dad?

What if our listener isn’t a dad?

What does it mean to come home?

How does trauma play into this process?

What else do we need to cover today?

How do we wrap up our message today with a bow on it?

Blog titles as examples:

What does success look like for you?

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