Warrior Dad

Should We Support Movember?

Movember was once a movement that gave men a voice. It gave us a chance to talk openly about real issues facing men. It was about mates supporting mates. But something has changed.
What began as a powerful, grassroots campaign for men’s wellbeing has turned into a massive corporate machine, now run by a management team that’s about 70% female — led and shaped by people who seem more interested in ideology than in men’s actual suffering.

Instead of tackling the real issues men face like rising su***de rates because of family breakdown and parental alienation, loneliness, and the lack of male-friendly mental health services — Movember is pouring millions of dollars into “woke” projects that often sideline or even shame men. The focus has shifted from compassion to politics, and from action to image, with the women in the organization often boasting about it.

This year, before you grow the moustache or donate, take a moment to look deeper. Find out where the money really goes. There are still charities out there doing genuine, life-saving work for men, quietly, humbly, without the spin. They need your help far more than a corporate campaign that’s lost its way.

Please comment below and share your thoughts on this. Thanks.

Forgiveness doesn't change the past; it changes the direction of your future.

Misison statment:
To be a leader and a beacon of light to the parent going through a high-conflict relationship breakup. To be here for the children alienated from a loving parent. To make the world a more loving and harmonious place in this small space where I have experience.

My Ex and I have a very clear understanding of our relationship to our children. I try to spend as much time with them as possible, while she tries to limit the children’s time with me as much as possible. We both understand where we stand!

Hey guys,
I know this sounds crazy, but I listened to my first podcast yesterday!
Got me thinking, I should do a Warrior Dad podcast?
What would you say is a good length of time for an episode?

In court, they called me a ‘Disney Dad,’ meaning I only do fun things with the children.
I said, "Yes, and I'm proud of it too. If my children only get to be with me every second weekend, I'm going to do fun things with them."

Hey Amazing Parent,

I hope you’re doing well! I wanted to share something I’m working on that’s really meaningful to me.

I’m in the early stages of building a short course that helps parents going through a high-conflict relationship breakdown to better understand how to choose, manage, and work with lawyers without wasting time, energy and money.
It’s something I’ve personally experienced and have helped others with, and I feel called to serve people in this area.

I’d like to ask:

1. Do you know anyone who’s struggling with this?

2. Or would you be open to a quick 10-minute chat so I can better understand how people think about this?
No pressure at all — just putting this out there as I start building something that matters.
Appreciate you!

– Warrior Dad

Every time I receive feedback on this book, I think myself, ‘ I wish I had this years ago.’ in one week I was served family court papers, a domestic violence restraining order, contacted by child support, and my ex relocated halfway across the country.’
 If you’re just getting caught up in the mess of dealing with parental alienation, custody conflict, child support, character, assassination, and so on, seriously, do yourself a favor and read this. It will save you lots of money, headaches, and time.

I help parents going through a high-conflict relationship breakdown save time, energy, and money by applying strategies that work.

For the parent dealing with false allegations, parental alienation, child custody issues, child support, loss of identity, character assassination, lawyers, and more, life can easily spiral out of control.

I help this parent stay sane, know their truth and keep their life on track, while doing everything they can to build and maintain a meaningful and loving relationship with their child/ren.

Please message me if you’d like to have a chat.