Topic: Workshop

The Drained to Unstoppable live interactive event is scheduled for Tuesday, April 28, featuring a 90-minute workshop and Q&A session. Men are encouraged to assess their masculine energy and relationship satisfaction through the High Value Man Score, a 10-question assessment available online. The event aims to help men transition from a "drained" state to one of focus and drive.

The episode concludes with a promotion for the Drained to Unstoppable workshop, a 90-minute interactive Zoom event scheduled for April 29th. Early bird tickets are available for the first 25 participants at the High Value Man Project website. The host encourages midlife dads to leave reviews and join the community to access the High Value Man Blueprint for personal growth.

Chris Hemmings discusses his 2017 book "Be a Man" and recommends George Bell's more recent work on the same subject. Through the organization Empath, facilitators enter schools to engage boys in conversations about self-improvement and emotional health. These workshops aim to meet boys in their own reality, focusing on how they can be better for themselves and their peers rather than framing the discussion around external expectations.

Jonnie Jensen and E.A. Csolkovits discuss future collaborations, including a potential half-day workshop for Team Superdad members. They emphasize the importance of the Hero Academy framework and the need for fathers to step up as mentors. Csolkovits concludes by encouraging listeners to share the podcast to help families stay connected and healthy.

The host and Willoughby discuss bringing territory mapping workshops to the Team Super Dad Hero Academy in 2021. The host plans to introduce Willoughby to John Hall, a former Merchant Navy captain and previous podcast guest, noting their similar backgrounds in global exploration. They conclude by reflecting on the idea that life is a journey people must navigate together through "swamps, deserts, and mountains."

Errol Lawson outlines his upcoming projects, including a new book and workshops for housing associations and schools in Leeds and London. He invites organizations to contact Emerge Leadership for services related to staff engagement, workplace wellbeing, and student motivation. Interested parties can connect with him via his website or social media platforms like LinkedIn and Instagram.