Friday, 3 July 2020

Super Dad Wrap Up #6 - podcast with Jonnie Jensen

A technical migration to StreamYard sets the stage for a month of habit-breaking challenges and health masterminds as fathers navigate the complexities of post-lockdown life.

By The Jonnie Jensen Show | 19m listen | 11 chapters
Super Dad Wrap Up #6 - podcast with Jonnie Jensen cover

About this episode

Jonnie Jensen migrates the Team Super Dad broadcast infrastructure to StreamYard following technical stability issues with Restream during live community sessions. This shift coincides with the launch of the Make One Break One 28-Day Habit Challenge, a program designed to help fathers replace negative behaviors like smoking with positive anchors such as meditation and exercise. Jensen emphasizes that the transition to StreamYard allows for better engagement across Facebook, YouTube, and Periscope as the community navigates the shifting realities of the UK lockdown.

The F5 program is currently evolving from a video course into a high-level mastermind incorporating biomarker health testing inspired by the Biggest Loser USA. Jensen advocates for aggressive outsourcing, citing his own frustrations with WordPress theme maintenance and the success of hiring developers from India to reclaim time for family. Personal updates include Jensen managing a severe shoulder injury that limited his mobility to a C-3PO style after a 50-pushup challenge, alongside his son Jago’s preparation for the 11 Plus grammar school exams. Travel plans are also in motion for a late-August trip to Lake Annecy, France, as international restrictions begin to ease for UK residents.

Jonnie Jensen reflects on five years of single life, shifting his focus from traditional dating apps toward building high-quality platonic friendships with awesome women. Between stories of purchasing a Sevylor family kayak and navigating the stigma of the solo parent label, Jensen maintains his signature blend of vulnerability and tactical advice for the modern father. Listeners are encouraged to use the new smart link system to access the podcast on Apple or Google platforms.


CHAPTER 01 / 11 Discussion

Johnny Jensen Migrates Podcast Production to StreamYard

Johnny Jensen introduces the Friday Catch Up for the Team Super Dad community, announcing a transition from Restream to StreamYard for live broadcasts. The move follows technical stability issues during a recent habit challenge stream. Jensen invites listeners to engage via Facebook, YouTube, and Periscope while highlighting the importance of checking in at the end of the work week to combat loneliness in business leadership.

johnny jensen· streamyard· restream· team super dad· podcasting· digital marketing

00:00 Welcome to the Friday Catch Up. This is Johnny Jensen. You're with Team Super Dad and we're catching up our week. Roll theme. Welcome to Team Super Dad. Real dads creating their best lives ever. More time, more money, more fun. You are not alone. You're on Team Super Dad. Hey, welcome to the Team Super Dad Friday Hangout. My name's Johnny Jensen. We're on StreamYard, which is the first time I've moved over from Restream. And my phone and loads of just, if you were watching this week, we were doing the habit challenge.

00:40 You would have seen the stream stop about three times. And so that pushed me over the edge, basically. That pushed me over the edge as far as making the jump to StreamYard. Lots of people I know are on StreamYard. Daniel Latto and Nick James. Gary Vee is on Restream, which he certainly was for a while, but they evolved pretty quick. So anyway, I'm pretty happy to be moving over to StreamYard. If you're interested in streaming to multiple channels, then it's a great tool. Welcome. It's Friday afternoon. We do this little update on a Friday.

01:22 Why? Because it's the end of the week. And as well as having a little check-in on myself, have I done anything this week? Have I got anything to share? It's also a great way for, you know, people who are working on their own, maybe even leading a business can be quite lonely. Whatever you're up to, then Friday is a great way to check in and see how things are going. It's 20 past four here in the UK. I normally do this at lunchtime. So we're definitely late. If you want to comment, then please do. Just say hi in the comments. And if with any luck, I will see the comments come in here and I'll be able to reply to everybody from either Facebook or YouTube or Twitter via

CHAPTER 02 / 11 Discussion

Team Super Dad Mission and UK Lockdown Realities

Team Super Dad serves as a community and support system for fathers, whether single or in relationships, to improve their family lives and personal well-being. Current discussions focus on navigating the changing stages of the UK lockdown and the practical challenges of working from home with children. Jensen emphasizes the need for dads to prioritize their own happiness alongside their responsibilities to their kids.

team super dad· lockdown· united kingdom· parenting· family life

02:11 Periscope. So test it out. If you're watching, say hello. I can see someone's watching. So just ping me a message. Let's see what it says, basically. I'm going to open up. I'm going to open up Facebook anyway and see what's going on. See if I can see myself. It's always a little bit interesting. There we go. I can see myself. Ta-da! Looking great, obviously. So Team Super Dad is my community and system to equip dads to have their best life ever, to be the dads their family needs them to be, whether you are in a relationship or single. Oh, what was that? That was a big bang downstairs. Whether you're in a relationship or single,

02:55 your kids need you and you need to have a great time as well. It's all about having our best life ever. And this week, we've done loads of stuff with Team Super Dad. And I've also done loads of stuff with my kids. We're entering a new stage of lockdown here in the UK. And it's just, it's ever-changing, isn't it? It's ever, ever-changing. And as we find ourselves with increased freedoms again, different attitudes. I think they're telling me the front door. Oh, someone in the front door. And that's the live nature of being at home with your kids as well. There's always stuff going on. I'll guarantee in about 30 seconds, they'll be fighting.

CHAPTER 03 / 11 Discussion

Make One Break One 28-Day Habit Challenge

The 28-Day Habit Challenge, titled "Make One Break One," launched in July to help men adopt positive behaviors like meditation and exercise while eliminating negative ones such as smoking or excessive caffeine. Participants can register at the Team Super Dad website to access Zoom calls and a dedicated WhatsApp group. The program focuses on finding personal anchors and motivations rather than using a judgmental approach to lifestyle changes.

habit challenge· fitness· meditation· caffeine· smoking· team super dad

03:38 Absolutely. So Rose is doing her dance lesson and Jago was playing football. So they're now indoors. So Team Super Dad, what's been happening? First of all, Team Super Dad, I launched the 28-day challenge, which is a habit challenge. Do you know, habits is a... To some people, habits, obviously good, you know, fitness, juicing, going to bed at the right time, date nights with your wife, working out, having a sensible bedtime, making time for your kids, cooking. Like there's so many good habits. As I've set about this challenge, I've had to make a list of all the good habits, acts of kindness, breathing.

04:19 Like there's so many things. Not just breathing, like walking along breathing, but there's breathing exercises that can be done, which on a day-to-day basis, meditating. You know, that's a habit. These are all positive habits. And equally, negative habits, there are thousands. I was on a website as I was prepping for this and he had 283 bad habits. I'm not sure all of them were bad habits and I'm not sure they were all unique. But nonetheless, you know, in any walk of life, we can find good and bad habits, biting our fingernails, smoking, picking our nose, going to bed at the wrong time, porn, gambling. gambling,

05:01 driving too fast. Like, there's so many habits, drinking too much coffee. I did, day two was yesterday. We did, um, we did caffeine as one of the bad habits. Just go and see what's going on over here in the Team Super Dad group. Team Super Dad Success Group. Come on, there we go. Team Super Dad community. So, yeah, so where, and, you know, there's plenty of fitness challenges around. And inside of Team Super Dad, there is a, you know, just an ongoing get sweaty challenge. You know, my, my challenge is on a day-to-day basis, every day, get sweaty. And, you know, I had, I had fitness has always been a challenge and always been a goal around Team Super Dad.

05:44 And, you know, something that I do in my life as much as possible. I can't say I get it done every day. And there are times when it's, you know, it's much easier. And there's times when it's much harder. And it's about tuning into what the value is of that habit and actually being able to, when the days that you don't want to do it, that's your access to getting it done. That's your access to stopping smoking. You know, if it's, if, if it's, if it's your kids, if it's about being able to grow old and have fun with your kids still, then that can be a motivation for giving up smoking. Maybe it's money and buying a car or whatever, but you've got to have an anchor to drive you towards either giving up a bad habit or adopting a good habit.

06:27 So that's why we focused on habits for this 28-day challenge in July. The good thing about it being a habit challenge is you can drop in at any time. And it doesn't mean you can drop out at any time. I want you in and we'll do this all together. So go on over to teamsuperdad.com forward slash habit challenge. That's teamsuperdad.com forward slash habit challenge. And you can register inside of there and then you'll make sure that you're part of the invites and the Zoom calls and WhatsApp group and all the things that are going on around that. Get involved. And I posted today in the group and on my personal page, like what are your good and bad habits?

07:04 I'd love to know what you think a good and bad habit is. I've no doubt that there will be some people out there who smoke and think that that's a good habit. Why? Because they simply love it. And that's okay. You know, this is not a judgy thing. Certainly we're here to inspire and support and educate, but we're not here to preach. We're not here to tell you that you're bad or wrong. So get on board, get on board. Other things that have been going on, oh my gosh, website challenges, printer challenges. For anyone who's used to working in WordPress, just the themes, they should be easy, right? They should be easy to manage, especially when you've paid extra money for support and they email back after three days and say, oh, you need to update the theme.

CHAPTER 04 / 11 Discussion

Outsourcing Technical Tasks and WordPress Management Struggles

Despite 20 years of experience in digital marketing, Jensen discusses the limitations of managing WordPress themes and technical site maintenance personally. He advocates for outsourcing tasks like web editing and domestic chores to free up time for higher-value work and personal life. The narrative contrasts a positive experience hiring a developer from India with frustrations regarding paid support from theme creators.

wordpress· outsourcing· digital marketing· productivity· web development

07:45 And I'm like, that's where this started with me updating the theme. It is up to date, you know, just blah, blah, blah. So I am pretty technically capable, tech-minded. You know, I've worked in digital marketing for 20 years. I should be able to do basic things on a WordPress site. I should be able to make graphics and use Audacity and Adobe Premiere. Like there's a lot of things I can do, but there is a limit as well. And also about time, you know, what is your time worth? How much time, if two hours, what can you do with two hours? What can you do with three hours? And how much could you charge? How much could you earn during that same time?

08:24 So this is where it comes down to outsourcing things out. You know, even at home, having a cleaner, ironing, you know, these are all things that when you measure up how much time they take, obviously you need the cash flow to be able to actually pay for them. But when you look at the time it takes and you look at the time that you, what you could, else you could do with that time, this can be a way to actually make time in your lives. And if it comes back to money, as it does for all of us, then don't let that be a burden. Like we're talking about habits before, let that be something that drives you forward. We've all got to find new ways to increase our income, especially in the world today. Is it a second income? Is it improving your work and career? Is it improving your business?

09:07 We've just got, we've got to be conscious about the money that we need to actually create the lifestyle that we want. And being able to outsource some of those things, be able to pay for support means that we can not only get that help, but we can also do work that we love. I do not like editing and fixing WordPress sites. I'm not that good at it. And that's because I don't spend much time doing it. So why should I struggle away with it? So the £30 I spent with the lady in India was very good money spent. And we've built up an instant rapport there. The $58 I spent with the theme creator, I'm less happy about.

CHAPTER 05 / 11 Discussion

F5 Program Evolution and Biomarker Health Testing

The F5 program is evolving from a standard video course into a comprehensive mastermind group for fathers seeking personal power and ambition. New features include due diligence on biomarker testing to monitor testosterone and energy levels, inspired by the health screenings seen on the television show Biggest Loser USA. Jensen is currently recruiting specialized coaches to enhance the lifestyle support offered by the program.

f5 program· testosterone· biomarker test· health screening· biggest loser usa

09:48 But that's another story. The bastards. And so, yeah, so we're up to stuff. uh the f5 and the that program just you know evolving it still bringing on board the coaches that i want and really being bold about that really being bold about what i want it to be and the level to which it was it is providing support for dads to create that life that they want to create the the personal power to achieve their ambitions and fulfill their potential you know it would be very easy to have it be just another video course and some information that you may or may not read but what if it was like a full master mind group of dads who are up to stuff

10:34 lifestyle support from amazing people i'm just in the process of of discussing a um like a biomarker test so really at the start of it if you've ever watched uh oh come on fattest person in america like biggest loser usa biggest loser usa if you ever we love that program we used to watch it all the time but you know one of the things they do right up front in that show is take a do a health test i've recently um been looking at my testosterone levels and my energy levels and so that that biomarker test is a real important part of the fitness element of the f5 so these kind of things we're baking in and i'm having to do my my due diligence and get the right people on board

CHAPTER 06 / 11 Discussion

Team Super Dad Podcast Growth and Guest Recruitment

The Team Super Dad podcast continues to grow, with new episodes scheduled for release following research into potential guests via Amazon and other podcasts. Listeners are encouraged to suggest guests and provide introductions to help expand the show's reach. A smart link system has been implemented to automatically direct users to Apple Podcasts or Google Podcasts based on their specific mobile device.

podcasting· apple podcasts· google podcasts· guest research· amazon

11:22 i think that's about it on team superdad that the podcast is going well a new episode coming out tomorrow assuming i can finish editing it and what i've got to do there is get better at lining up the guests get better at i've done the research i've got so many different people i want to have on researching through amazon researching through you know existing podcasts and getting those people lined up so if you've if you've heard a great guest on another podcast please share it with me um make an introduction send me there send me the link to that podcast episode and i'll look to see if i can get them on the team superdad podcast if you are interested in well don't say if you're interested you should be listening to the team super dad podcast so go over to teamsuperdad.com forward slash podcast

12:02 or forward slash get podcast so teamsuperdad.com forward slash get podcast and that will automatically send you to the service that best suits the device you're on so if you're on an iphone it'll send you to apple podcast if you're on a android phone it will send you to google podcasts you know for example so whatever device you're on even if it's desktop it will send you to the best service for that so that's teamsuperdad.com forward slash get podcast and personal life blimey it's been one one kid's back at school jago's back at school so he's 10 he's back at school which is good he's so excited to be back at school rosie she's slightly disappointed not to be back at school they've got about four weeks left jago's 11 plus if you've been listening to other updates you'll

CHAPTER 07 / 11 Discussion

Solo Parenting Terminology and Grammar School Exams

Jensen discusses his preference for the terms "solo parent" and "co-parent" over the traditional "single parent" label, viewing them as more empowering and less stigmatized. The segment also covers his son Jago's preparation for the 11 Plus exam in the UK, which determines access to grammar schools. Jensen reflects on his own grammar school education while emphasizing that his children should have the final choice in their schooling.

solo parenting· co-parenting· grammar school· 11 plus exam· education

12:50 know that's been going on for the last it's like an exam for um 11 year olds in the uk to see if they can access grammar schools it only happens in certain parts of the country i went to a grammar school as a kid i definitely think it was worth it and um and i'd love him to have that choice really i'm not going to choose what school he goes to i will suggest which ones i like um but i don't think any parent will get a happy gets thanked by their kids for forcing them to go to a school they didn't want to go to so especially in a co-parenting situation and curiously i'm not going to go into it too much detail but if you've not seen the update around single parent co-parent solo parent i'm

13:29 fully on board with the terminology or the phraseology solo parent and co-parent now i was looking for an answer to that and someone pointed that out to me i'm so against the the expression single parent so they're just two separate separate subjects i am single i have been for five bloody years and um perfect timing one of my uh fabulous former partners ever not just messaged me on on on facebook um if i've completely lost track five years relationships oh yeah so um yeah if you're single you're single and if you're a parent you're a parent then they're not they don't they don't exist together but if in in your parenting relationship you're either you're co-parenting in which you know you could be in a relationship together you or you could you probably just talk about yourself as parents in a in a in a

14:24 solid relationship but if you are separated then you're co-parenting or you're solo parenting i think it's just a much it is semantic slightly but it is just a much more powerful way of describing these things and not like a flipping martyr or a stigma um my fitness blimey taking a bit of a kick in the old uh knackers i was doing the i've been working so then you see them going around facebook uh of course the 25 day press up challenge is has been going back around during lockdown 25 is is no problem for me i've been doing that for a long time but i've all i have never got up to doing 50 in one go so that's been my that's been my goal and i got up to 40 and then last thursday i think it was i was i was doing doing the the up to

CHAPTER 08 / 11 Discussion

Shoulder Injury and Osteopath Treatment During Lockdown

A fitness goal to reach 50 consecutive pushups resulted in a significant shoulder injury, leaving Jensen with limited mobility similar to a "C-3PO" movement style. Due to UK lockdown restrictions, most osteopath clinics remained closed, forcing a reliance on ibuprofen and hot baths. A personal connection eventually provided access to treatment, allowing for partial recovery of neck and shoulder movement.

osteopathy· physical therapy· lockdown· shoulder injury· exercise

15:12 about 40 doing the last 10 on my knees and my left shoulder just kind of made this clicking noise within two hours i was completely locked up like c3po and i haven't tried for about a week because all the osteopaths are closed like everyone's on lockdown right so i can't fix it i'm necking ibuprofen hot baths i'm walking around like c3po and then i i end up calling the osteopath clinic and they said they're not open till the 13th so then i called a mate of mine who actually teaches there and he doesn't he doesn't practice around here and i was hoping he was going to say he could help me and he did he absolutely did so thank you chris uh full respect and i can move my shoulder now i can't i haven't got much movement to the left but we're doing okay

CHAPTER 09 / 11 Discussion

Dating Apps and Seeking Platonic Female Friendships

After five years of being single, Jensen reflects on his current strategy regarding dating apps and social interactions. While open to romantic possibilities, his primary focus is on establishing high-quality platonic friendships with women. He emphasizes the value of female companionship and the goal of having fun with "awesome women" as a social priority.

dating apps· relationships· social life· friendship· single life

15:59 to the right so so that's the kids that's my back and neck that is what else oh the single co-parent thing yeah um still yet to i've been on i haven't deleted the dating apps i uh i i perhaps i'm just still playing with that whole strategy getting a getting any matches would be would be good um getting ones that i was attracted to might be even better um i think more than anything i would just like to have some female friends that that's that's that's the that's the target is to have is to have some fun with some awesome women i don't mean like naked fun although that is always uh desirable but what i mean is just some mates just some female mates

CHAPTER 10 / 11 Discussion

Summer Holiday Planning and French Travel Restrictions

Easing lockdown conditions in the UK regarding international travel have made a summer trip to France feasible for late August. Jensen plans to visit family in Lake Annecy following the removal of certain return conditions for travelers. The segment also features a demonstration of new StreamYard branding tools, including live banners and logo overlays for the Team Super Dad broadcast.

france· lake annecy· travel restrictions· summer holiday· lockdown easing

16:46 getting back to having some fun with some quality women and i think that's that's what we should all be up to you know it's it's i can honestly say some of the some of the best friends i've had in this world have been women and i would like that to be the same right now basically we're all busy but but yeah so so quality women get getting get in touch and oh and then finally just round to summer holidays you know it's it's looking in the uk they're doing lockdown is easing they're removing some of the um conditions around returning from different countries and obviously my brother and his wife and our our family are in lake anasi so to hear that france is the conditions about returning from france are going to ease we're lining up uh a week in in in france um

17:35 for later in august so that is just flipping awesome and that's where we're at basically we are fully fully on the update and so let's go that's stream yard look we can send a little banner along the bottom can we do that there we are look what she's welcome to the friday update awesome we can have all sorts of things we can i haven't made the brand yet but look you can i'll put up the stream yard one there you go look on off uh so that's going to be some fun to play with we'll see what we can do with with some of the team super dad branding and stuff you can see the logo up in the right hand corner lovely so wherever you're at let me know how your week has been let me know what your weekend has got planned i bought a canoe oh finally i bought a canoe a kayak a sevellior three plus two plus one

CHAPTER 11 / 11 Discussion

Family Kayaking and Final Habit Challenge Call

Jensen concludes the update by sharing his purchase of a Sevylor family kayak for outdoor activities with his children. He encourages the community to join the Team Super Dad Facebook group and provides a final call to action for the 28-day habit challenge. The broadcast ends with a reminder of the upcoming day three update for the "Make One Break One" program.

kayaking· sevylor· family activities· facebook group· habit challenge

18:24 family kayak so that's going to be a lot of fun um basically just finding ways to have have good times with the kids and that's what it's all about is creating magical memories staying fit getting out in the sun laughing and having some good times with some good people so wherever you're at thank you get on board with team superdad come on over to the uh facebook group that's facebook.com forward slash groups forward slash team superdad you can find out everything that's going on by being part of that or of course over at teamsuperdad.com and without further ado i will leave you there'll be a day three habit challenge update in a couple of hours uh

19:03 get on board we're doing a habit challenge it's teamsuperdad.com forward slash habit challenge it's 28 days to adopt a new habit so it's called the make one break one habit challenge and i'd love to have you on board until next time team super dad out this has been team super dad find us at teamsuperdad.com