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17. Prioritizing Fatherhood in a Career-Driven World with David Maywald

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This episode explores the crucial role fathers play in families, with guest David Maywald sharing his personal experiences and observations. David argues that fathers are vital for children's well-being and societal good, yet societal pressures and lack of support often hinder their involvement. He challenges traditional gender roles and advocates for a shift towards valuing family time and offering flexibility for both mothers and fathers. The discussion touches on challenges faced by fathers, negative societal expectations, and the long-term benefits of prioritizing family over career.

About David:

David Maywald is a father to two children (son and daughter). He lives with his wife in Canberra, the national capital of Australia. David currently serves as a Non-Executive Director for five organisations, including Chair of a public company and board member of registered charities in Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide. He worked in the Investment Management sector for two decades as a Research Analyst and Portfolio Manager, for JP Morgan and Credit Suisse as well as for a successful start-up called RARE Infrastructure. David is a passionate advocate for the issues that impact upon men and boys.

Key points:

  • Importance of father involvement for children and society.
  • Societal pressures pushing men towards career advancement over family.
  • Lack of support and resources for fathers, impacting their engagement in family life.
  • David's perspective on prioritizing family over materialistic values and career focus.
  • Importance of ongoing flexibility and support for both parents.

Books mentioned:

  • The Two-Parent Privilege: How Americans Stopped Getting Married and Started Falling Behind by Melissa S Kearny
  • The Case Against The Sexual Revolution by Louise Perry
  • The Life of Dad. The Making of the Modern Father by Dr. Anna Machin
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This episode explores the crucial role fathers play in families, with guest David Maywald sharing his personal experiences and observations. David argues that fathers are vital for children's well-being and societal good, yet societal pressures and lack of support often hinder their involvement. He challenges traditional gender roles and advocates for a shift towards valuing family time and offering flexibility for both mothers and fathers. The discussion touches on challenges faced by fathers, negative societal expectations, and the long-term benefits of prioritizing family over career.

About David:

David Maywald is a father to two children (son and daughter). He lives with his wife in Canberra, the national capital of Australia. David currently serves as a Non-Executive Director for five organisations, including Chair of a public company and board member of registered charities in Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide. He worked in the Investment Management sector for two decades as a Research Analyst and Portfolio Manager, for JP Morgan and Credit Suisse as well as for a successful start-up called RARE Infrastructure. David is a passionate advocate for the issues that impact upon men and boys.

Key points:

  • Importance of father involvement for children and society.
  • Societal pressures pushing men towards career advancement over family.
  • Lack of support and resources for fathers, impacting their engagement in family life.
  • David's perspective on prioritizing family over materialistic values and career focus.
  • Importance of ongoing flexibility and support for both parents.

Books mentioned:

  • The Two-Parent Privilege: How Americans Stopped Getting Married and Started Falling Behind by Melissa S Kearny
  • The Case Against The Sexual Revolution by Louise Perry
  • The Life of Dad. The Making of the Modern Father by Dr. Anna Machin
  continue reading

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