Every dad carries two identities: the one he believes he’s showing his kids… and the one they’re actually experiencing. In this episode of Raising 10, Ed breaks down the gap between intention and impact — the blind spots, the habitswe overlook, and the moments that quietly shape our Family culture.

You’llhear real stories, practical leadership insights, and the uncomfortable truth every father needs to face: Your kids are learning from you even when you’re not teaching.

If you want to raise leaders, not followers, it starts with the version of you they see every day.

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I am an almost 61-year-old Sales, Sales Manager, and Leader in my community in San Diego, CA. I started my podcast to help younger people navigate life since I have had hurdles like everyone else, but I tend to get a large variety of ages listening, even boomers! I have 8 children and soon to have a total of 19 grandchildren. Like many boomers I have been through the ringer when it comes to life and have many life experiences that could benefit anyone at any age. I choose to be a positive person, although it can be tough with our country's leadership over the last 20 years.