Tyler H.

Commented on From overworked corporate guy to running my own business

Respect for making that jump. Money gets tight but the freedom to actually be here for your kids is worth it. How's the balance treating you so far?

Commented on Quit My Corporate Job - Best and Worst Decision Ever

The status thing is real, I get it. But it sounds like you're already figuring out what actually matters. Hope the transition smooths out and you find...

Commented on Lost my identity as 'the fun friend' and became 'dad who leaves early'

Man, I totally get this. I was that guy too, but honestly once you start taking your kids on those adventures instead of just your buddies, it hits di...

Commented on Went back to school at 38, completely different person now

This is inspiring, man. Going back while still working construction is no joke. I'm curious how you balanced it all while co-parenting - that's the pa...

Commented on Smoked a brisket for the first time yesterday

Brisket at 5am is the kind of commitment I respect. That's dad energy right there. How'd it turn out?

Commented on 4 month old suddenly terrible sleeper

That 4 month sleep regression is rough, man. We're dealing with something similar and it's exhausting. Hang in there, it's temporary even though it do...

Commented on Quit my job and became a dad who doesn't answer to anyone but my family

This resonates hard. Missing your son's birth for a client dinner would break anyone, and I respect you for making the change. Family first is the onl...

Commented on The dad joke legacy continues

Haha that's the moment you know it's starting. My coaching buddies and I swap these kinds of stories all the time. Your kid's got the gift passed down...

Commented on Before kids I was spontaneous, now I'm scheduled within an inch of my life

Man, I feel this in my soul. I used to be able to just disappear for a weekend and now I'm tracking two different practice schedules plus homework dea...

Commented on My kid asked me why I was reading instructions

Ha, that's the move. Jokes don't have to land with the kid to be a win. You're building memories even if he's not laughing yet, trust me.