The podcast for high-achieving corporate fathers. Honest conversations about ambition, identity, your relationship at home, and what it actually takes to win at work without losing yourself — or the people you're doing it for.
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My 3-year-old once looked at me and said four words I haven't stopped thinking about: "Work is Dada's home."
I wrote about it publicly. Hundreds of high-achieving men — executives, managers, founders — responded privately. Saying the same thing in different words.
"I feel this every day. I thought it was just me."
From the DMs that built this showThat told me this wasn't a personal failing. It was a conversation we weren't having. Present & Promoted exists to start it.
A new conversation every Tuesday. Honest, unhurried and built for the commute, the gym or the school run.
Work-life integration, present fatherhood, the relationship at home, identity, ambition and legacy.
No corporate filter. No rehearsed answers. Just honest conversations between men who get it.
Not balance. Integration. How high performers weave both worlds together — without losing either.
The art of showing up. Even when the inbox never empties.
The distance that builds quietly. How corporate fathers protect their marriage when work takes everything.
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So why does it feel hollow?
Permission to want more — at work and at home. The real cost of being visibly paternal in a workplace that still hasn't caught up.
What kind of man, father, husband and leader do you want to be remembered as?
Five strategies for being mentally present at home — even on your heaviest work weeks. Instant. For corporate dads who are done choosing sides.
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