Our panel discussion questions the the beliefs of what constitutes a real man. In this episode we discuss the earliest model for manhood, our dads. We identify some of the stereotypical beliefs about the role of the male energy and they share their personal journey on deciding to change those beliefs that no longer work for them. We also take a ground-breaking look at the non-binary issues around masculinity.
Dai Manuel is an award-winning digital thought leader and author, Distinguished Toastmaster & keynote speaker, former partner and Chief Operating Officer of a multi-million dollar retail company and a sought after lifestyle mentor and executive performance coach. Dai is a super dad, dating his wife, with a lead by example way of living and a contagious personality, who is on a mission to positively impact one million role models around the globe to lead a FUN-ctionally fit life through education, encouragement, and community. His website: www.DaiManuel.com Dai’s ultimate resource (no sign up required) www.daimanuel.com/gift
Jay Pryor is a speaker, executive coach and facilitator of corporate trainings and workshops around the globe. They are the author of the acclaimed book Lean Inside: 7 Steps to Personal Power: A Practical Guide to Transformation for Women and co-hosted the podcast Doing the Work with Jay and Becca, devoted to awakening people to their own power to transform their lives. Jay is an LGBTQ advocate & educator for inclusivity and gender consciousness and the creator of The Gender Reveal Party, a one-human performance show about their experience growing up a transgender non-binary person in the heart of the Midwest. Jay lives with their wife, Jessica, and two children in Lawrence, Kansas. Jay’s website is: www.jaypryorconsulting.com Jay’s Free Offering: Text the word, freeaudiobook to 314-665-1767 to download a free copy of my book, Lean Inside: Seven Steps to Personal Power.
Graham Taylor-Jones is currently living full-time in an RV whilst working remotely. He loves supporting his wife’s ministry and outreach (that’s me!). He is an engineer who is also creative and works at integrating both sides of the brain (the logical side and the artistic). He plays several musical instruments and is a song-writer. He mentors friends and colleagues in technical skills as well as how to navigate emotional situations with tact and diplomacy. Graham is committed to exploring spiritual growth, modeling authentic behaviors and showing others that it is okay to be vulnerable as well as confident in ones abilities.