Events
Show up. Bring the other half of you.
Events are where the peer support happens in person. You’re in a room of men who run a business and a household, and nobody has to pretend about either one.
Kinds of gatherings
Three ways we show up for each other.
Every gathering has the same job: make the load lighter. Members get the dates and details. Here’s what each kind of gathering is for.
Peer support
The roundtable
Sit down with men who carry both jobs and talk about what’s really going on: the business, the kids, and the things you can’t say at work or on the sidelines.
Good forthe weeks when you’re carrying too much by yourself.
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The check-in
Tell us what you’ll get done at work and at home. Next time, tell us how it went. These men will ask, and they’ll mean it.
Good forthe goal you keep pushing to next month.
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The get-together
Not everything has to be a meeting. Sometimes it’s just time with guys who get it. Nobody is selling anything, and there’s no pitch at the end.
Good forremembering you’re not the only one doing this.
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How it fits your week
The recital wins. Every time.
Every man here has a second job waiting at home. Events should add to your week, not take time from your family. Everyone in the group has the same fight over the calendar, so they get it.
Family comes first.
If you have to choose between an event and your kid’s game, go to the game. Nobody here keeps score.
Come as you are.
Come straight from the job site or the school pickup line. You don’t need a suit or a pitch deck, and you don’t have to pretend.
Leave with something real.
You get honest talk from men in the same spot as you. Nobody sells you a course or an upsell.
The next date
Call or text to hear about the next one.
Members hear about dates first. Get in touch and a real dad will tell you what’s coming up and whether it’s a good fit for you.