by Chris Hay
Welcome to Dads Who Coach, the podcast dedicated to empowering fathers who are also professional coaches. In this podcast, we explore what it takes to become the best dad you can be while simultaneously expanding your income, influence, and impact in your coaching practice. Join us as we uncover the unique journey of being a dad who coaches, transforming not only your life but also the lives of those you touch.
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April 11, 2025
What does it look like to parent and lead from a place of deep inner awareness? In this episode of the Dads Who Coach Podcast, I sit down with coach, mindfulness practitioner, and father of two, Steve Toelupe. Steve became a dad at 21, and that moment changed everything — sparking a lifelong journey of self-coaching, early childhood education, and helping others find clarity, purpose, and peace. In this episode, you’ll hear:-> How fatherhood helped Steve break patterns of dysfunction-> Why mindfulness is the foundation for emotional healing-> A 3-part coaching model: Clarity, Obstacles, and Character-> The power of slowing down and parenting at your child’s pace-> Why self-care leads to self-love… which leads to self-trust Steve brings a calm presence, a deep well of lived wisdom, and a beautiful reminder that your true nature is love — and you’re already enough. Enjoy :)
April 4, 2025
How do you really heal from childhood trauma and start feeling like you're enough — just as you are? In this episode of the Dads Who Coach Podcast, I sit down with mindset coach and podcast host Joel Dimond, who brings raw honesty, lived experience, and spiritual insight to the table. Joel shares his journey from new dad and delivery driver, through a mental health crisis and bipolar diagnosis, to becoming a powerful guide for others navigating trauma, anxiety, and inner child work. In this episode, you’ll hear: What triggered Joel’s diagnosis — and how he turned it into purpose How stillness and self-inquiry helped him meet his inner child Why trauma is relative and how every human carries it Parenting lessons that help you rewrite your own story as you raise your kids Why “being enough” might be the most powerful affirmation of all Joel also shares a wild spiritual moment during a psychotic episode that involved visions, a calling, and an unexpected message from someone across the globe. You have to hear this.
March 25, 2025
What if the most important question you asked yourself each morning wasn’t what you need to do, but who you want to be? In this episode of The Dads Who Coach Podcast, I sit down with Jeff Mull—a leadership, life, and marriage coach who helps people take ownership of their lives by shifting from a mindset of default to one of intentionality. We talk about:✔️ The difference between doing and being—and how identity is often unknowingly tied to achievement✔️ How to catch yourself in the heat of an argument and return to presence and love✔️ The power of listening (really listening) in marriage✔️ The importance of exploring childhood constructs that limit adult potential✔️ Why pre-marriage coaching might be the best investment couples ever make Jeff’s story, especially witnessing his parents separate and later reunite, fuels his deep belief in what’s possible—for relationships, leadership, and life. Huge thanks to Jeff Mull for bringing so much heart, humility, and wisdom to this conversation. 🙌
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