149. Chase Reeves | Men's Work, Co-Parenting Guilt, and Lessons from Grief
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Chase Reeves—digital creator, brand consultant, and close friend—opens up about his life journey following the sudden loss of his brother and the separation from his marriage partner, the mother of his children. In the midst of these significant life transitions, Chase finds himself in a period of personal reinvention.
With over a decade of experience in Christian faith, men's work, relationships, and parenting, Chase reflects on these areas while exploring how he’s created more room for joy, connection, and self-acceptance during challenging times.
Chase and I dive into…
➝ A new way to experience men’s work
➝ Why he left the Christian church after 12 years
➝ Parenting tips for fostering deeper connections after divorce
➝ How gratitude became a life-saving practice
➝ Self-discovery in the wake of his brother's passing
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