


Tuesday, February 06, 2024
"You will always have time for the people you love."
That's the vibe we're diving into on today's Powerful Parenting Journey podcast. We've got the king of digital marketing, Billy Gene, joining Stephanie to spill some tea on parenting. Billy's take on fatherhood? It's about being there—truly present—and he's sharing how he makes it work, even when it means turning the business world on its head for a bit.
Billy is also all for tech-savvy kids but knows the value of a good old-fashioned book or a sprint in the park. And he's strict on screen time, focusing on what's safe and sound for his daughter. But here's the kicker: Billy's ditching the "because I said so" mantra for something way cooler—reasoning with his mini-me on everything from manners to why rules rule.
The heart-to-heart doesn't stop there. Billy and Stephanie get real about what it means to ace the dad role—providing a safety net, guiding, and opening doors for learning and growing. Billy's big on prepping his daughter for the big, wide world with confidence and the know-how to make smart choices. Plus, he believes bonding over shared interests isn't just fun. It's key to a rock-solid connection.
So, if you're curious about how to juggle a high-flying career with being a super dad, or just need some fresh parenting inspo, you're in the right place.
Let's get into it.
"I am more terrified of the kid who's not comfortable with the screen... I think it's so overwhelming what's happening." - Billy Gene
"Practice confidence... You need to speak loud, like you are a girl and you're a black girl and your voice a lot of times is going to be silenced... practice confidence." - Billy Gene
"Find something that you both like to do. I think that is the key, because then it doesn't feel like a chore to be with your kid." - Billy Gene
“I think a good dad is one that provides safety in all aspects and guidance on the path to do it.” - Billy Gene
"You're not always going to be there to protect them... you have to equip them with the tools where they can protect themselves." - Billy Gene
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