FOUNDING LEADER PRESALE · $40 OFF · ACCESS OPENS OCT 22
Learn to Lead Like a Dad
Dads don’t need more information, they need formation
Men want to be good fathers.
But wanting to lead our families and knowing how are two different things. Lead Like a Dad is a five-session course for Catholic fathers that brings together practical teaching, personal reflection, prayer, and honest conversation with other men—so you can embrace your calling and take the next faithful step.
What you'll walk away with
Greater Confidence
Tap into the gifts that God has entrusted to each man for his family. Learn how you are to lead in your home in a way that your wife cannot.
Deeper Understanding
Identify your role as a father in each stage of your child's development. Learn the four super powers of a dad and how to use them.
A Unique Rule of Life
Create a structure that will keep you focused on what matters most to you. Make weekly resolutions with a community to strengthen and encourage you.
Learn from a dad who has been in your shoes.
Mike has been married more than 30 years and raised ten kids with his wife, Alicia, and now is a grandfather to many. He’ll be the first to tell you he hasn’t gotten it all right, but he has gained the wisdom of experience through his failures and successes. Now he is passing on what he has gained to thousands of men. Join him and other dads to become more intentional about the essential role you play in your family.
Founding Leader Pricing
Special October founding-leader pricing. This edition is entirely digital; no printed materials are included.
Leaders Kit
For the group leader
$99
$59
- 5 video sessions with Mike Hernon
- Digital workbook
- Group leader onboarding: how to start and lead your group
- Access starting October 22, the Feast of St. John Paul II
- 12 Months of access to the video sessions
Field Guide
for individual members
$30
$10
- Digital workbook only
- Fellowship with your group members
Start with one decision.
You don't have to have fatherhood figured out.
Bring the good. Bring the mistakes. Bring the questions. Bring the mess.
