Why high-performing dads often struggle in relationships with Tom Palmer

The relationship expert, Tom Palmer, talks about why high-performing dads are often terrible at building stronger relationships with their wives/partners at home. 

He's broken it down into the difference of skills and behaviours required in both environments. Can you guess which is which?

Logic > feelings

Efficiency > patience

Problem-solving > presence

Competitiveness > collaboration

Emotional suppression > emotional availability

"Relationships aren't a problem to be solved, they're a thing to be nurtured."

What is The Dadversity Podcast?

It's hard being a dad. Life suddenly becomes very unselfish. Relationships, friendships, finances, fitness - all of these things can slide, as you desperately try to keep things under control.

You don't want that to happen. I haven't met a dad that wants to face adversity with these things. They don't want to balloon in weight, check their bank balance for a nursery fee, or dread going home because their relationship is on the rocks.

So we built Dadversity to help inspire dads to take action. This is the place where you take the first step to become a better version of you. Ready? Let's get to work.