Closing the Six Gaps of Modern Fatherhood | Jeff Hittner (Bonus Episode)

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Fatherhood has a way of reshaping a man's identity, priorities, and definition of success - but many dads feel unprepared for the emotional work it requires. In this episode, Diane sits down with Jeff Hittner, founder of the Ambitious Dads Project, to explore what it means to become a more intentional father. Drawing from conversations with more than 200 dads, Jeff shares the six "dad gaps" that often keep fathers from thriving, including confidence, community, co-parenting, and legacy.

Links Discussed in This Episode |

• Checkout the podcast storefront for recommendations from Diane.
• Subscribe to the Minimalist Moms Youtube Channel
• Previous Episode: More Than a Provider: The Emotional Reality of Fatherhood | Jon Gustin, Tired Dad (EP450)
• Previous Episode: Rethinking Modern Fatherhood, Mental Health, & Masculinity | Kevin Maguire (EP452)
• Connect with Jeff
• Website
• Personal Website
• Podcast

About Jeff |

Jeff Hittner is an executive coach, leadership expert, entrepreneur, and founder of the Ambitious Dads Project, a global community helping fathers redefine success at work and at home. With more than 25 years of experience developing leaders and building high-performing teams, Jeff is passionate about helping dads become more intentional in their parenting and leadership. He lives in Valencia, Spain, with his wife and two sons.

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