Friday, 20 November 2020

The Team Super Dad Wrap Up #18

Strategic financial planning and intentional mindset shifts take center stage as fathers prepare for the final weeks of 2020 and the promise of a new year.

By The Jonnie Jensen Show | 18m listen | 10 chapters
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About this episode

Kim Campion and Raymond Holt lead a high-impact week for the Team Super Dad community as the year draws to a close. Campion, known as the Empowerment Whiz, details how the law of attraction and the teachings of Abraham Hicks provide a framework for fathers to move beyond expertise into intentional life planning. Meanwhile, Raymond Holt connects personal cash flow management directly to the long-term health of romantic relationships, arguing that financial discipline is a foundational pillar for household stability.

Chef and laughter yoga practitioner Pete Can demonstrates how intentional joy serves as a vital tool for mental health during COVID-19 lockdowns, citing the physiological benefits of endorphin release. Physical recovery remains a priority as the Tunbridge Park Run virtual half marathon approaches, prompting a look at osteopathy treatments with Luke in Maidstone to combat sports injuries. The Team Super Dad Fantasy Premier League continues to serve as a primary bonding vehicle, with the host highlighting how Match Attacks and the official Premier League app facilitate screen-free connections between fathers and sons.

Creative moments take center stage as the host describes a night spent drawing Christmas hamsters with his daughter using YouTube tutorials to bridge the gap in artistic confidence. The episode captures the urgency of the final 43 days of the year, featuring a look ahead to 2021 and the potential for a COVID-19 vaccine to restore normalcy to social gatherings. Listeners are invited to join the bi-weekly Zoom Dad Call to navigate personal challenges in a private, supportive environment.


CHAPTER 01 / 10 Discussion

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.

team super dad· podcast· apple podcasts· google podcasts· breaker· david dobrik· jason nash

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.

CHAPTER 02 / 10 Discussion

Kim Campion, Law of Attraction and Empowerment Whiz

Kim Campion, known as the Empowerment Whiz, joined the podcast to discuss the law of attraction and mindset. The conversation focused on creating desired opportunities and living a planned life rather than just relying on expertise. The segment highlights the book Ask and It Shall Be Given by Abraham Hicks as a practical resource for fostering positivity and personal growth.

kim campion· law of attraction· empowerment· mindset· abraham hicks· ask and it shall be given

02:05 And particularly men, we have a habit of not recognizing how many things we've achieved in the week gone by. And if you've got a long list of things to do, then you could end up really stuck in what you haven't done rather than acknowledging what you have done. So it's a bit of fun. You know, it's a bit of fun. And we like to just go through what's been happening. The podcasts, right? Three conversations this week. One, number one, Kim Campion, we talked how to make the law of attraction work for you, which I didn't actually realize what we were going to talk about. She is an empowerment. She calls herself the empowerment whiz. So she said she chose that because she seemed that everybody, every Tom Dick and Howry was sticking the word expert after their name.

02:47 And she was like, do you know what? It's not about being an expert. It's about the work that I do and leaving those people empowered. And I think maybe the word empowered probably speaks louder to women than men, but mindset, mindset is a word that probably speaks to men louder than women. But both of those, as we got down to it, come into the realms of creating the life that we want, creating the opportunities that we desire and living, literally living the life that we plan, which is the law of attraction. So if you don't know much about that, Kim and I talk about it quite a lot, but we also reference a book called Ask and It Shall Be Given by Abraham Hicks.

CHAPTER 03 / 10 Discussion

Raymond Holt, Personal Cash Flow and Relationship Health

Raymond Holt discussed personal cash flow management and its direct impact on long-term relationship stability. Holt, who provides training for the Hero Academy, argues that conscious money management reduces waste and helps achieve savings goals for major life events like moving house. He emphasizes a blunt connection between financial health and the success of a romantic partnership.

raymond holt· cash flow· hero academy· financial management· budgeting· relationships

03:29 Absolutely brilliant book. Really practical and encouraging, positive book about just, well, yeah, it's kind of about the law of attraction, really, but it really is about creating positivity in your life such that life works out better for you. And it's just a really cool book. So check that out. Raymond Holt spoke to in the middle of the week all about cash flow and managing your money, managing your personal cash flow. And that was so powerful. Raymond's doing some training modules inside of the Hero Academy course. And just to have a grasp of your money, to be not just doing an income and expenditure so you know what you spent last month, but looking ahead into the next year, really, and seeing, oh, wow, I'm going to run out of money or it's a holiday coming up.

04:18 How are we going to have enough money for that? And most importantly, the idea, two core things, actually, when you start to manage your money more consciously, you will end up having more money. There will be less waste and you will end up having more money. And that's particularly important if you've got goals and targets for saving, for moving house, whatever it might be. And most importantly, Raymond pointed out that in his experience, where however your money's going, that's where your relationship is going. So if your money's not going well, then your relationship is not going to last is basically his point there. So pretty blunt and pretty powerful. So get tuned into that. And to lighten the mood today, I had the most amazing podcast.

CHAPTER 04 / 10 Discussion

Pete Can, Laughter Yoga and Mental Health Benefits

Pete Can, a chef and laughter yoga practitioner, shared how intentional laughter can generate positive hormones and endorphins. Despite the lack of recruitment work for chefs during COVID-19 lockdowns, Can's laughter-based business has thrived as a tool for relaxation and exercise. The discussion references the "I Love to Laugh" scene from Mary Poppins to illustrate the human ability to generate joy without external stimuli.

pete can· laughter yoga· endorphins· mental health· mary poppins· covid-19

04:59 Brilliant comment. conversation with Pete Can, the laughter man. You should go and check out the live stream of that. The podcast will be out. Um, with the amount I've got to do, it will, because I don't put them out like all three at once, it'll be a couple of weeks before the podcast comes around. But um, or I might just bring it to the funk front because it was so much fun. But yeah, come and subscribe to the podcast wherever you are listening or whether you listen to your podcast or on YouTube or YouTube. Join the team face, Team Super Dad Facebook group on Facebook. Obviously, if you go to YouTube, and the quickest way to get there is go to teamsuperdad.com forward slash video, teamsuperdad.com forward slash video, and that will ping you over to our YouTube channel.

05:41 If you subscribe to that, you'll be in on all the live streams there. But of course, if you want it in the car, then subscribe to the podcast. So watch out for those coming up. Laughter. That's what Pete and I were talking about. Absolutely brilliant. He's a laughter. He does laugh to yoga. He's also a chef and he's got a pretty successful chef, chef, like recruitment business. But obviously, in the time of COVID and lockdown, you don't need a chef. There's no work for chefs. And this sideline he had going on with the laughter has just really taken off. And imagine if you've seen, so imagine laughing, right? And it being relaxing. Imagine laughing and it giving you a boost at the beginning of the day.

06:24 Even imagine laugh, laughing and it being exercise. All of those things. And one of my favorite movies ever, Mary Poppins, there's a scene in there where, oh my God, I've forgotten his name. Where Mary and Jane and Michael and I forget his name and the bloke, right? And the bloke go to his uncle's and they sing I love to laugh. Absolutely brilliant. One of the best scenes in the movie. And we talked about that because when you laugh, you literally generate positive hormones, endorphins.

07:03 You actually feel good. It's one of the most amazing things about being a human is that we can generate this thing off. We don't even have to hear or see something funny. We can just do it. And Pete and I did a couple of different exercises in our conversation where we laughed, where we absolutely laughed our asses off. So if you need a laugh, if you want to find out how to get some more laughter in your life, then just go and listen to that podcast or watch that video on the Team Super Dad channels. So what else? What else? I have faced some pretty interesting challenges this week dealing with my kids' school and some,

CHAPTER 05 / 10 Discussion

Team Super Dad Community Support and Bi-Weekly Dad Call

The host discusses the importance of men's support groups for navigating personal challenges, including school issues and mental health struggles like anxiety or depression. The Team Super Dad community offers a bi-weekly "Dad Call" via Zoom, providing a private space for fathers to seek help and share experiences. This network serves as an essential resource for men who may not feel comfortable sharing personal matters with their immediate social circles.

men's groups· single dads· personal development· coaching· anxiety· zoom

07:42 like I said, some challenges that are coming up there. And I'm not going to speak about what those challenges are mainly because that could come back and bite me. But getting support back from the different men's groups, of course, the Team Super Dad community, which is what I run and what you're part of as you listen to this, but also some other dad communities, both from a single dad point of view and from a personal development and coaching point of view, just to be able to have that group, that circle of men to go and take my challenges to. And yes, I've got my family. Not all of them I've involved in this, but

08:25 sometimes you need some outside input. And having a group of men that you can share with, you can get their experiences back from. Some of it will be holding you to account, of course. Other bits will be comfort and encouragement and support. And it is just vital, particularly in these times at the moment, where it could be money. It could be the pressures of all being at home. It could be absolute anxiety and possibly even depression. The most important thing is that you've got other people around you, people who maybe even your friends you don't feel that comfortable with sharing some personal stuff with. But being part of an extended community, you can be that open and upfront about it.

09:07 We've got the dad call coming up. It's this Monday, so it's bi-weekly. And the dad call is this Monday. It's a completely safe and private, closed space where you can just be part of the group. We're chatting. Some of it's funny, some of it's silly, and also some of it's a bit serious. We, you know, people bring whatever they want to that call, and sometimes it's a request for help. And we're all there to do exactly that. It's bloody brilliant. So come on over it. Totally free. Go to teamsuperdad.com forward slash dad call and you can get all the basically get yourself registered for it. So you get the Zoom link. Obviously, it's private. So you need to do that to get the Zoom link. Next up, next up, I have got a half marathon.

CHAPTER 06 / 10 Discussion

Tunbridge Park Run Virtual Half Marathon and New York Marathon

The Tunbridge Park Run organization is hosting a virtual half marathon, which the host plans to run alongside friends Athos and Anna. Reflecting on past athletic endeavors, the host describes a previous experience at the New York City Marathon as horrific compared to the more enjoyable nature of triathlons. The segment encourages listeners to engage in a "daily sweat" to maintain physical health.

tunbridge park run· half marathon· new york marathon· triathlons· running· fitness

09:51 Today's Friday, right? So I've got a half marathon tomorrow. It's all happening. organized by the tunbridge park run gang if you don't know much about park run then it is a phenomenal movement and organization it started in the uk and it it pretty much is as simple as a bunch of people getting together for a free timed run it's a 5k run all skills and abilities welcome and to whatever degree i don't really know the back story of it but the tunbridge park run crew are organizing a virtual half marathon tomorrow so i will be doing it with a couple of people but there's been a course mapped out and at any time you can go and run this half marathon i think there's even some people doing a marathon which is another

10:35 story altogether i did the new york marathon once and it was horrific and i've never done a marathon since and it's not saying i won't do it again i've i enjoy triathlons the experience the struggle the the training all of it i did not enjoy the marathon basically but i dare say i will do another one one day but the half marathons quite enjoyable still quite painful but quite enjoyable and tomorrow i'm going to be doing one with my good friend athos and his wife anna so um whatever you're doing this weekend make sure you get out and do the daily sweat i have had some trouble with the daily sweat over the last 10 days again my troublesome neck and shoulders was back at the osteopath on

CHAPTER 07 / 10 Discussion

Osteopathy Benefits and Sports Injury Recovery with Luke in Maidstone

Luke, an osteopath based in Bearsted, Maidstone, is highlighted for his expertise in treating sports-related injuries and chronic pain. The host advocates for investing in physical health through osteopathy and sports massage to address long-term issues caused by running or sedentary desk work. Listeners are encouraged to seek professional help for persistent aches rather than living in discomfort.

osteopathy· sports massage· backache· maidstone· physical therapy· injury prevention

11:15 monday luke uh the osteopath in bairsted maidstone which won't be of any use to most of you but it is bloody good to anybody who's in the let's say 15 20 miles within of maidstone luke is flipping awesome and especially uh if you've got some challenges that are sports related he really specializes in that so yeah that's luke but i'm a big fan of osteopathy you know we've got to look after our bodies and to sit in a desk like this all the time or whatever your work has you do invest in yourself of course fitness and the gym and buying the trainers and all that sort of stuff that costs money but if you don't look after your body as well if you don't if you've if you're living in pain then just stop it go out and get that sports massage find an osteopath do whatever it takes to get your body working again because it's not right that

12:07 anybody should go through life living with aches and pains constant constant aches and pains just don't just just go find someone if you want some input on it come and talk to me i will gladly share my thoughts and my journeys you know i've had backache problems with my hamstrings problems with my neck it and and and luke tells me oh yeah that's from years of of running basically and he's now fixing it all he's unraveling it all and of course it's taking time but it's worth it it is worth it and what else have we got here on the running order i've done the dad call the men's community laughter the half marathon i think that just leaves the fantasy football if you are a football fan then you'll be you may well be playing fantasy football the team super dad community we have our

CHAPTER 08 / 10 Discussion

Team Super Dad Fantasy Premier League and Father-Son Bonding

The Team Super Dad community maintains a fantasy football league on the official Premier League app using the join code ORZ4Y4. Beyond the game itself, the host emphasizes using fantasy sports and trading cards like Match Attacks as a way to bond with children away from screens. These shared interests provide a platform for meaningful conversation and connection between fathers and sons.

fantasy premier league· football· match attacks· parenting· shared interests· xbox

12:59 own fantasy football league it's on the official premier league app which you can get on obviously android and um and ios but even if you if you've if you've had a team since the beginning of the season but you've not been in our league whatever your points are when you join the league you will have those points so if you've got flipping loads of points 500 points let's say you would come straight in and be at number one of the team superdad group so all your points carry over so if you have a team on the official premier league football fantasy app then come and get involved in the in the um in the team superdad fantasy league i'm going to paste the i'm going to paste the our code in the chat now i'll paste it on all the channels this won't post to

13:49 my personal facebook or the team superdad group so you need to come and ask me for that but i will see your comments so if you ask me for the code i'll tell you and i can tell you right now i can put it on screen right now how about this boom the code is lowercase all lowercase o r z four number four y four so it's o r z number four letter y number four o r z four y four um come and get involved it's like it's fun and the reason i'm sharing this is because well because it's a fantasy football league right the more people we have in the league the better right it's more fun but i do this with my

CHAPTER 09 / 10 Discussion

Creative Activities with Children and Learning New Skills

A recent evening spent drawing Christmas hamsters for cards serves as an example of how fathers can engage creatively with their daughters. The host suggests using YouTube tutorials to learn basic drawing techniques, such as building images from simple shapes. The segment encourages dads to overcome their insecurities about "make and do" activities to show their children the value of learning new skills.

drawing· christmas cards· parenting· skill development· youtube· creativity

14:28 son and from the age of about six to nine maybe three seasons we did we did this the the cards the match attacks and it was it was brilliant and it did cost a lot of money but we also did it uh the second and third year cost me a lot less than the first year because we we found swap clubs and things like that. So, you know, you don't have to continuously buy the cards. Make sure you're doing lots of swaps. But the best thing about it was that it was a chance for me and my son to chit-chat about stuff. And it's not on the Xbox. It's not on the mobile phone. And it's just a shared interest. Like work hard to find shared interests. Last night, my daughter and I did some drawing.

15:14 Drawing, right? I have a way better drawer than I was when I was younger. But just have the confidence to do it. And if you don't, then make that part of what you're doing. Go on YouTube and find like how to draw. Turns out one of the ways to start drawing is you draw the shapes, circles, triangles, oblongs. It sounds ridiculous. But I read this in a book that I bought about how to draw. And then you turn those random shapes into the different parts of whatever it is you're drawing. Last night, I had to copy and draw five Christmas hamsters, five Christmas hamsters to go on the front of a Christmas card that she was making. Big up to my sister Lou, who gave the kids this bumper Christmas make and do box that the kids have absolutely been loving.

16:00 So whether it's your daughter, whether it's your son, I'm sure plenty of girls out there enjoy the fantasy football as well. So get involved with them. And if you're a dad that thinks they don't really know how to do make and do or aren't very good at drawing, then to hell with it. Just go out there and learn. Take it on as a challenge. Even if you're just showing your kids that you can learn a new skill, right? Take it on. Get excited about the stuff you do with your kids. And that's the wrap up. If you go over to any podcast channel, you can see all the old podcasts. If you subscribe to it, obviously you will get notified of the upcoming ones. If you're part of the Facebook community or on YouTube, make sure you set the notifications.

CHAPTER 10 / 10 Discussion

Holiday Planning, COVID-19 Vaccines, and 2021 Outlook

With Christmas five weeks away and the year ending in 43 days, the host advises fathers to create contingency plans for potential lockdown restrictions. Expressing support for the COVID-19 vaccine as a path back to normality, the host looks forward to 2021 and the restoration of social gatherings. The episode concludes with an invitation for listeners to join the Facebook community and explore dad coaching services at Team Super Dad.

christmas· lockdown· covid-19 vaccine· mental health· 2021· coaching

16:45 This is really, really important, especially if you're in the Facebook group. Choose to have the notifications on. If you look at the pinned post at the top of the group, it tells you how to turn on notifications. It is pretty easy, but I've made a little video for you and everything. The more you keep in touch with the content that's coming out from me and Team Super Dad, then the better it is for you to respond, to share, to like, and that the more dads can be supported by the work that we're doing. Christmas is in five weeks' time. The end of the year is in 43 days' time. That is just over a month. So whatever it is that you're up to, make sure you put a plan in place for Christmas. We're possibly going to be in lockdown. So just make sure you've got some plan A, plan B, even plan C.

17:26 Same goes for New Year's Eve. And you know what? Let's get excited about 2021. I'm all for the vaccine. I don't even think this COVID thing, for most of us, is that bad, but it's shut the world down. If the vaccine is going to help us get back to normality, then I'm all for that. And conspiracy theories, whatever abound, I just would like to see the world back to normal as quick as possible. So we can all get out and have some fun, have some hugs, go to some parties, get drunk with strangers and do a conga around the pub, whatever it is. Go and see my family in America, go and see my family in France. You know, let's just get back to some normality.

18:07 Our mental health depends on it. And the mental health of our kids and their future depends on it. So that's all part of the conversation that's going on in Team Super Dad as well. Just come and get involved. I'd love to have you on board. And I'd love to work with you as well. If you want to find out about any of the dad coaching, then just go to Team Super Dad and hit me up. It'd be great to chat. I look forward to seeing you on the next wrap up. Team Super Dad out. Bye. This has been Team Super Dad. Find us at Team Super Dad.com.