Team Super Dad Podcast Weekly Wrap-Up Introduction
The host introduces the weekly wrap-up for the Team Super Dad podcast, emphasizing the goal of helping fathers create better lives with more time and money. Listeners are encouraged to subscribe via platforms like Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or Breaker to stay connected with the community. The host briefly mentions listening to other podcasts like Views with David Dobrik and Jason Nash while reflecting on the importance of celebrating weekly achievements.
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00:00 Welcome to Team Super Dad. It's the end of another week and it's the wrap-up 18 role 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. Welcome to the Team Super Dad podcast. It's the wrap up. It's Friday. It's the end of the week. This is Johnny. You're with the Team Super Dad crew, friends, family, members all around the world. Like I said, it's Friday. And if you have been here before, then you know that we like to celebrate the week that has been and
00:44 all the highs and lows. And there are always both, basically. I've got my running order. And I've got, I've done three podcasts this week. So you may well be sick of the sight of me if you're watching the live stream. If you're following on the podcast, then great. Thank you for subscribing. If you're not subscribed to the podcast yet, then make sure you go and do that at your favorite podcast app. If it's not Apple podcasts or Google podcasts, there are loads. I love Breaker, which I think is on Android as well now, but it's on iOS. Really cool podcasting app because it's really social. So you can see what your friends or people you're connected to are also listening to.
01:25 And when people like it or rate it, then you get notified. So you can see what's fun, basically. Do you know what? I seem to be listening to a lot more silly podcasts recently, although I can't seem to find too many that are really, really funny. Even my old favorite views with David Dobrik and Jason Nash. It's not quite as funny anymore. They just waffle on. Maybe I'm waffling on. Who knows? So welcome. Like I said, if you're not familiar with the wrap-up yet, it's the end of the week. Too many people, you have goals and challenges and you get down to business.
