This week’s episode is with Dan Doty. Doty is a father, husband, meditation teacher, men's work leader, and wilderness guide. He was the former co-founder of EVRYMAN and the director of hit tv show MeatEater which was a hunting and wilderness show. Dan talks about the father's wounds men carry and why. We discuss the difference in fatherhood by generations. He mentions the different challenges father experiences. He lets us know what his dad taught him. Dan’s current practice includes helping business founders deal with their deepest and hardest problems, coaching men on softening their hearts, and leading groups into the wilderness to contact their inner strength and confidence. You can reach Dan at dandoty.com.
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