Dad, Inc. — Raising Them: A Journey in Progress

You didn't apply for this job. Nobody does. > Dad, Inc. doesn't offer sympathy. It offers a system - the same one I actually built, chapter by chapter, mistake by mistake, raising my daughter Charlotte from that first disorienting night to right now, six years old and still very much in progress. > > What you'll get from this book: - An operating system for a single-father household - meals, mornings, money, and mess - that runs even on the days you have nothing left - A real framework for building the kind of relationship with your kid that's built to last, not just one that gets through bedtime - Direct, unsentimental guidance on the hard conversations, including the ones I haven't had yet - A long view that starts on day one and keeps getting rewritten, honestly, as I actually live each stage - What you won't get: - Judgment about how you got here - Generic advice written for two-parent households and awkwardly retrofitted - Empty affirmations with no action behind them - A pretend ending. This book stops where my life with Charlotte currently stands, and picks back up as we go. - Let's get to work.