You step in before they fail. Fix it before they try. Hold it so they don't have to. Now you're exhausted, they're helpless, and nobody's happy.
(I understand how heavy that burden feels)



Most dads are constantly choosing between the three. You don't have to.



30 hour work weeks.
Present at dinner every night.
Time to focus on your health.
Better connection and sex.
All while keeping your business growing.
That's not a fantasy.
It starts with being able to see your patterns,
And being honest about which one owns you.
You step in before they fail. Fix it before they try. Hold it so they don't have to. Now you're exhausted, they're helpless, and nobody's happy.
(I understand how heavy that burden feels)



you stop being the ONE for yourself.
And when that happens, you lose access to agency (choice).
And when you're not the ONE for yourself, you lose access to agency (choice).
30 hour work weeks.
Present at dinner every night.
Time to focus on your health.
Better connection and sex.
Laughing with your kids.
All while keeping your business growing.
That's not a fantasy.
It's real and it's achievable. Quickly.
As long as we don't get distracted by chasing balance. Balance is nothing but a myth sold to exhausted people.
I'm here to help you build capacity, so you don't need balance. So you can show up fully as a father, a lover and a leader. Without depletion, without sacrifice, and without the constant internal negotiation of "who needs me more right now."
This work isn't comfortable. It requires looking at the patterns you've been running for decades. The provider (at all costs). The need to be indispensable. The belief that your value comes from how much you can carry or accomplish.
I don't track KPIs. I don't dispense advice. I meet you at the moment you forgot you have a choice. And I stay until you remember.
Sometimes it's as simple as one conversation that shifts everything.
Either way, the work starts with permission. Permission to stop performing. To step out of your patterns. To start building capacity. And to show up and lead as yourself, everywhere.
- Brent
P.S. Don't take my word for it (testimonials)
Brent Perkins is one of the most caring and present leaders in the marketplace today. Unlike many other thought leaders who offer little in terms of tangible value, he overdelivers in every sense of the word. Brent has helped my business but more importantly my marriage, my relationships with my kids, and even my relationship with myself.
Andrew Biggs, CEO, Better Than Rich