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I’m Landon, a dad of four writing for men who want to lead with purpose at home. I share tools, stories, and rhythms to help you build a strong family, raise resilient kids, and be the husband and father your family deserves.
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I Thought Something Was Wrong With Me. (opens the original)
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I have lived most of my life thinking there was something wrong with me. That my brain somehow doesn’t work the same way as everyone else’s. (Spoiler alert: It doesn’t.)This is sad to say, but for years I just thought I was stupid. I struggled badly in school. My grades were terrible. I hated being there. I felt overwhelmed and behind all of the time, and I really didn’t have anybody to help me, and so I just stopped trying.I decided to play the “I’m just too cool for this” card and partied thro
The Discipline of Enjoying Life. (opens the original)
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I’ve spent much of my life reading leadership books, self-help books, books on culture, and books on business. I’ve unfortunately missed out on so much of what fiction has to offer because I just thought it was just a plain old-fashioned waste of time.When I was a kid, I used to love fiction books. I vividly remember staying up till way too late, trying to get through another Hardy Boys book. I think I read the entire series in just a year or so. My grandpa Wylie and I used to drive around in hi
Don’t Shrink the Dream. (opens the original)
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I was chatting with some friends earlier this week and we were going back and forth about some leadership challenges and thoughts we were having in our respective roles.The conversation got me thinking about this idea of speed in decision-making and leadership. What I have come to discover about myself is that I have a tendency to make decisions quickly. In fact, I think that’s one of my gifts: being able to understand the majority of the information that’s available, come to some kind of a deci
"Want to sign up for a small group?" Nahh. (opens the original)
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If I asked you to close your eyes and picture a small group, I bet almost all of us would imagine the same thing. It’s Tuesday night around seven o’clock. Someone opens up their home. Everyone sits in a semi-circle of some kind. There’s a Bible study or some kind of content being shared, a handful of discussion questions that no one really wants to answer, maybe an icebreaker early in the night if you’re unlucky, a short prayer at the end, and then everyone goes home after about 90 minutes or so
"I'm gonna lose it." (opens the original)
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I think one of the things I am most frustrated with in my kids, is also what I am most frustrated with in myself, and that’s having a lack of patience.It’s funny, but nothing reveals just how little patience you actually have like having to correct your kids for not being patient.It’s a chaotic little cycle. My kids lose it. I try to gently correct them and get them back on track. That lasts for a short time, and then it happens again. (And again…and again). They start fighting amongst themselve
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