In this heartfelt episode of "What's the Purpose: Dads Unscripted," the crew reflects on one powerful question: What have your kids taught you? From the early days of parenting to real-time lessons in patience, passion, and accountability—this episode explores how children shape us just as much as we shape them.They touch on everything from confronting big emotions to the softness that fatherhood brings, the mirror effect of kids reflecting our actions, and how to stay firm yet loving in today’s world. The conversation dives deep into raising resilient kids, handling danger with calm, and preparing ourselves to prepare them. Plus, there’s talk of street smarts, modern distractions, and learning to lead by example.This one’s packed with wisdom, vulnerability, and real dad talk.🎧 Tap in—you might learn something from your kids, too.

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Announcement 0:00

Jr Gong 0:17

Intro 0:43

What have your kids taught you 1:59

Patience 2:45

Following passion 4:59

Accountability 7:18

Consistent 10:54

Navigating new age preoccupation 14:00

Confronting big emotions 16:36

The softness 18:50

Strong and firm 19:06

Mirroring effect 20:40

The reaction to danger 25:08

Prepare myself to prepare them 30:11

Resilient 31:45

Street-side Knowledge 33:23

Recap 36:20

In this episode of "What's the Purpose: Dads Unscripted," the crew takes a thoughtful dive into the journey of growing older and maturing. They explore how priorities shift over time—both physically and mentally—as you start to truly learn your body, redefine your roles, and recognize the power of slowing down. The conversation unpacks the balance between being selfish, self-focused, or simply putting self first, and digs into the difference between just aging and actually maturing. It's a grounded and reflective conversation that every man navigating growth can relate to

In this episode of "What's the Purpose: Dads Unscripted," the crew takes a deep dive into their upbringing, reflecting on what it was like growing up in Jamaica versus Canada. They explore the cultural similarities that connect them as Jamaicans, from the way they were raised to the mentality they’ve carried into adulthood. From houses to rain, they unpack the nuances of home life, the contrast between the entrepreneur vs. hustler mindset, and even attempt to keep tally of the beatings they got as kids. It’s a nostalgic, eye-opening, and hilarious conversation about heritage, discipline, and the lessons that shaped them.