Nonstop action has rewarded you for years—but it’s quietly draining the energy that makes you effective at work and present at home. Constant motion eventually backfires. Highlights Why pride in exhaustion is costing you patience, clarity, and connectionThe three stories men tell themselves to avoid slowing downWhy scrolling and “checking out” isn’t real recoveryWhy recharging is a leadership move, not a personal indulgenceStop calling exhaustion commitment—it’s usually mismanagement Before ...
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Nonstop action has rewarded you for years—but it’s quietly draining the energy that makes you effective at work and present at home. Constant motion eventually backfires. Highlights Why pride in exhaustion is costing you patience, clarity, and connectionThe three stories men tell themselves to avoid slowing downWhy scrolling and “checking out” isn’t real recoveryWhy recharging is a leadership move, not a personal indulgenceStop calling exhaustion commitment—it’s usually mismanagement Before ...
094: 3G Model – Control Your Response When Your Wife is Stressed
Durable Dad with Tommy Geary
16 minutes
8 months ago
094: 3G Model – Control Your Response When Your Wife is Stressed
Ever been ready to relax after a long day at work, but your wife is stressed and so there’s tension in the house for everyone? It’s tempting to tell her to calm down. Chill out. Explain that mud on the carpet isn’t a big deal. But usually this ends up in a full-blown argument. In today's episode, you'll dive into the 3G Model to help you respond in a way that actually strengthens your relationship. Here's what you'll learn: 1️⃣ Grrrr Mode – You snap back when she snaps at you. Not pretty. 2️⃣...
Durable Dad with Tommy Geary
Nonstop action has rewarded you for years—but it’s quietly draining the energy that makes you effective at work and present at home. Constant motion eventually backfires. Highlights Why pride in exhaustion is costing you patience, clarity, and connectionThe three stories men tell themselves to avoid slowing downWhy scrolling and “checking out” isn’t real recoveryWhy recharging is a leadership move, not a personal indulgenceStop calling exhaustion commitment—it’s usually mismanagement Before ...
