In this episode, I speak with Dr. Ed Stephens about the evolving roles of fathers and grandfathers today. Dr. Stephens shares his deeply personal journey from corporate success to becoming a spiritual guide for men seeking purpose, presence, and legacy in their families.
Key topics include:
- The power of authentic, present fathering
- How men transition into the grandfather role with impact
- Dr. Stephens' journey to founding Heart of the Father Studio
- How faith and mentorship build lasting generational change
- The unique influence grandfathers have on young men
Whether you're a father, grandfather, or mentor, this conversation offers insights to help you lead with purpose, heart, and faith.
🔗 Links
The Foundation for Male Studies
Website: https://malestudies.org
Postpartum Support International (PSI)
Website: https://www.postpartum.net
- Dr. Stephens mentioned that this organization will highlight his "Bringing the Father Into Pregnancy" questionnaire.
- CTA: Discover resources and research on mental health for mothers and fathers.
You can watch this conversation on YouTube by using this link: https://youtu.be/ddmNy1D4Js4
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