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Being the Best Man, Dad & Partner: Interview with Larry Hagner

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Being a parent isn’t easy, and being a modern father carries its own set of challenges. Larry Hagner spent half of his childhood without a father figure in his life and the other half with toxic father figures that came and went.  

He made one decision as a young boy, and it was that his kids would know who their father was.  Larry knew firsthand the devastating effects of growing up without a positive father figure in his life and used this to create the Dad Edge community.

Larry is now a successful podcaster, best selling author and runs programmes for men to step up and be the best that they can be as a partner, a parent and man.

Talking to Larry was truly inspiring and I’m sure this episode will resonate with many of you.

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