Hi, I'm Luke, founder of The Full Focus Dad. This community is for dads who want to be more focused, present, and intentional in every area of life. If you're committed to becoming the best version of yourself for your family and your future, you're in the right place. Welcome aboard.

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You can be right next to your kids but mentally you are still at work on your phone or worrying about your to do list 📱. Trust me they know. They feel it instantly 💔. Presence is not about being physically close it is about giving them your full attention. It means putting the phone away. It means listening without thinking about what you are going to say next 👂. It means engaging fully in the moment right in front of you. When you give them your full focus you build trust confidence and memories that will last them a lifetime ❤️. Be honest how often do you feel truly present with your kids? Rate yourself from one to ten in the comments.

Hi guys, I'm Luke. I'm the founder of The Full Focus Dad. Never gonna pretend I'm perfect. All I'll show you is that I'm present. When I was a Kid, I swore I'd be a better dad than mine. He left at 2. I saw him every other weekend. and of a Tuesday to take my sister to gymnastics. I lived with him for a year at 13. but he couldn't cope as I got into a bad crowd, he couldn't handle me. So he abandoned me yet again. years later. I said those same words. I'll be better yet I ended up like him. I was just a worker, a money supply. Not a dad at all to my daughter. The money didn't make the family stronger, it broke everything, I lost everything and I'm paying the price now reconnecting with my daughter in the midst of being a new dad to my son. But now I've changed everything. I don't want my son to grow up saying " I wanna be better than my dad". I want him to say " I wanna be exactly like my dad". Yes I work hard but I'm there. Present. Giving Love, care, attention. Making memories with him, not just for him. Now let's get this real talk started: What's one thing you wish you'd known when you first became a Dad? Drop it below.