Topic: Podcast Subscription

The episode concludes with a request for listeners to rate the podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts to help grow the community. Jensen directs listeners to highvaluemanproject.com/score to find their lifestyle score and access the High Value Man Blueprint. The show signs off by encouraging modern dads to take the first step in creating the life they deserve.

Colin Owensby leaves listeners with the advice to create a list of things that make them feel good and to perform one daily to ensure a fulfilled life. Jonnie Jensen provides Owensby's website and social media handles before closing the episode. He encourages listeners to subscribe and share the conversation with other men who might benefit from the discussion on resilience.

The episode concludes with an invitation to join the High Value Man Project community, where new members receive a focus call to create a personalized action plan. Listeners are encouraged to share the podcast with other fathers and visit the project website for the High Value Man blueprint.

A transition into the week's production reveals frustrations with switching podcasting technology from StreamYard to Riverside. Despite positive recommendations from other podcasters, the experience with Riverside resulted in poor sound quality and overly complicated systems. The account details a struggle to revert the process after StreamYard offered a retention deal only after the commitment to switch had been made.

The episode concludes with a final appeal for listeners to share the show and leave reviews to win a complimentary power call. Jonnie Jensen reaffirms his passion for helping dads and children through the High Value Man Project. Listeners are directed to highvaluemanproject.com for the "High Value Man Blueprint" and community access as the show signs off.

Men are encouraged to audit how often they say yes to fun and when they last connected with old friends or booked travel. Being "dull as dishwater" affects how others perceive and interact with an individual, making personal initiative vital for change. Listeners are invited to book a Super Dad Discovery Call at teamsuperdad.com and subscribe to the podcast for continued support in achieving success at home and work.

Jonnie Jensen concludes the episode by inviting listeners to join the Team Superdad Facebook group and book a free 15-minute discovery call. These calls serve as a gateway to the longer Power Code Call for those interested in deeper coaching. The show ends with a request for reviews and subscriptions, reinforcing the message that 100% responsibility starts and ends with the individual.

Jonnie Jensen concludes the first Weekender of 2023 by mentioning a personal commitment to giving up caffeine and encouraging listeners to find their own commitments. Viewers and listeners are urged to subscribe on YouTube, Facebook, or LinkedIn and visit the official website. The episode closes with a reminder that fathers are not alone in their journey to create a better life.

Jonnie Jensen wraps up the episode by summarizing the upcoming goals for the Team Superdad community, including firewalking and skill challenges. He directs listeners to the Team Superdad website to subscribe, leave reviews, and join the coaching programs. The show closes with a message of support for fathers striving to be their best selves.

Jonnie Jensen wraps up the episode by recommending Stuart Roberts' book, Visibility, and inviting listeners to suggest future guests in the Team Super Dad Facebook group. He shares a personal update on his 52-day daily exercise streak and encourages dads to take action in the second half of the year. The show concludes with a call to subscribe and join the Team Super Dad program.

The hosts wrap up the episode by discussing potential "double dates" in Westminster and the hope for a "Roaring 20s" social atmosphere post-lockdown. They encourage listeners to subscribe to the podcast on YouTube, Facebook, and LinkedIn, and to join the Team Super Dad program. The show concludes with a reminder that dads are not alone in their journey.

The episode concludes with a summary of the show's purpose and a call for listeners to subscribe and leave reviews on podcast platforms. The hosts celebrate the rising listener numbers and direct the audience to the Team Superdad website for further resources before the final sign-off.

The episode concludes with a summary of where to find the hosts online, including Glenn's Twitter handle @ADatingDad and the main Team Superdad website. Listeners are encouraged to sign up for the Hero Academy and subscribe to the podcast across all platforms.

The host wraps up the episode by reflecting on the core tenets of the Hero Academy and his one-on-one coaching programs. He encourages listeners to share the podcast, leave reviews, and reach out for support if they are struggling with their well-being. The episode ends with a mention of the "wrap-up" segments with Glenn and a call to subscribe to the Team Super Dad podcast for future content.

Jonnie Jensen reflects on the discomfort of realizing his own style mistakes during the interview, such as wearing white when it might not suit him. He encourages dads to take the challenge of transforming their relationships and dating lives by starting with better clothing choices. The episode concludes with a call to subscribe and leave reviews for Team Superdad.

Nic Askew compliments Jonnie Jensen on his interviewing style, noting the natural flow of the conversation. Jensen concludes the episode by inviting listeners to connect other "superdads" to the podcast and join the Team Superdad community on Facebook or their website. He reminds the audience to subscribe for future episodes and signs off from the program.