Why Fatherhood Should Expand Your Purpose, Not Shrink It w/ Chris Avery
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Becoming a father isn't the reason to stop chasing hard things…
It's a the reason to dream bigger!
In this episode, Oscar sits down with a fellow father, Chris Avery, preparing for an incredible challenge: running 31 miles every day for 365 days around the perimeter of America.
But the real conversation goes deeper than the miles.
This episode explores how fatherhood reshapes a man’s sense of purpose, why our kids are always watching what we pursue, and how doing hard things becomes one of the greatest gifts we can model for our daughters.
A conversation about resilience, discipline, presence, and why your mission as a father should grow—not shrink—after kids.
🎧 Dad challenge:
What’s one thing you stopped pursuing that your kids need to see you go after again?
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00:00 Hardest Parts of Fatherhood
01:03 Podcast Intro and Guest
02:11 Chris Avery Background
02:42 Sobriety and New Life
03:58 Marriage and Kids
04:55 CD Player Nostalgia
05:35 Mortality After Kids
08:03 Birth Trauma and NICU
11:44 Being Present as Dads
14:46 Bedtime Lessons Learned
17:10 COVID Wake Up Call
20:06 Slow Down and Find Joy
25:23 Genius Brain Curiosity
27:48 Slowing Down to Connect
28:18 Puzzles as Presence Practice
31:19 Time Is How Kids Feel Love
32:41 One on One Moments
33:52 The 50K Every Day Plan
35:54 Pain Purpose and Perseverance
41:59 Family in the Journey
46:35 Race Not Pace Mindset
48:01 Support Sponsors and Links
51:24 Live for Your Family
53:07 Closing Thanks and Newsletter
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Our aim is to provide a platform for diverse perspectives and open dialogue. While we strive for accuracy and balance, it's important to recognize that opinions may vary. We encourage critical thinking and further exploration of the topics discussed.
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