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Arccos Co-Founder on Managing Expectations, On the Course and Off It
Sal Syed is the co-founder of Arccos, a golf technology company that tracks every shot to show golfers exactly where they’re losing strokes.
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New Book Announcement! Cover revealed! Pre-orders ready!
Big news: my next book – on fatherhood – is done and I can finally talk about it! It’s called: “Lead Dad: A Guide for Families to be More Connected and Less Stressed”. I’ve got a few edits left but I’m pleased that my editor Dan Ambrosio at Diversion Books likes what he’s read! It […]
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What Buying a Course Teaches You About Golf…and Life | Tom Coyne
After twenty years searching for the best course in the world, it took nine holes in the Catskills to teach Tom Coyne what it means to take care of one. Tom Coyne, author of A Course Called Home and editor of The Golfer’s Journal, joins Paul Sullivan for a round that covers walking away from […]
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Can You Go All In on Golf AND Fatherhood?
Max Adler’s job is golf. His escape is golf. He also has four kids under 12. Nine holes with Paul Sullivan on where everything else fits. Watch Episode One now.
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Lead Dad – The Book
Lead Dad: A Guide for Families to be More Connected and Less Stressed For fathers who refuse to choose between career ambition and family engagement, Lead Dad offers a practical blueprint for succeeding at both. Lead Dad is a timely, conversation-shift …
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A Father’s Day Like None Before It – When You’re the Last Father Here
This is going to be a Father’s Day like no other. It’s the first one since I became a father that my father won’t be here. He died, unexpectedly, on Easter. It was just three months after my father-in-law died died after a two-year illness. While his death was expected, there’s a huge void this […]
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What’s Dad Brain? And How Can You Survive It
Like any author, when I opened the box with Darby Saxbe’s book, “Dad Brain: The New Science of Fatherhood and How It Shapes Men’s Life,”, I flipped to the index to see if I’d made it in. Saxbe is a psychologist at USC, and she’d interviewed me, as the founder of The Company of Dads, […]
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One Night Out That Always Keeps Me Focused On Mother’s Day
Whenever I attempt to pull off a successful Mother’s Day, one without stress for my wife or decision fatigue, I remember a long-ago snowy night-out. My wife and I met in New York City some 20 years ago. A year or so in, I was so proud to surprise her with an amazing dinner reservation […]
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Want to Live Longer? Here’s What Dads Need To Do
Humans have — presumably — always aspired to living longer, healthier lives. Now that might be more possible than ever before — especially if you have enough money. For Dads trying to figure out what to do, the secret is not in elixirs and special potions. It’s in something simpler. Read my recent article in […]
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How My Dad Helped Me Be a Lead Dad
There’s a myth that Lead Dads do it all alone. The truth? Behind every involved parent is a support system—and sometimes, an extraordinary grandparent who makes it all possible.
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Dad, Could You Not? A Survival Guide for Parenting Teens
What happens when a corporate executive with an MBA, a steady career, and a very normal dad life accidentally becomes one of the internet’s funniest fathers? Paul sits down with Chip Leighton—the creator behind the painfully relatable dad content so ma …
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