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The 3 Pillars Of Being A
GOOD DAD
#DadFirst: It Starts with YOU!
Being good to your kids, Dad, means prioritizing the person they look up to—the man who always shows up for the family; YOU!! It’s the single most important thing you can do to truly be a Good Dad. Discover our P.M.F. Self-Care Model and The 3 R’s of Self-Repair in our #DadFirst Guide and blogs.
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Every week we will send you tools, tips, and resources on how to be the greatest dad of all time for the people who love you most!
Happy Wife, Happy Kids Life
Being good to your kids, Mom, means nurturing the heart of the family—the partnership that shapes THEIR world. Strengthening your relationship with the mother of your children and co-parenting is one of the most impactful ways to create a loving, stable home. Explore our family resources and tune in to the Keeping The P.E.A.C.E and Yes, We Fight Podcasts with Julia and Gerald for insights on navigating marriage, parenting, and household management together.
Get Weekly Tools and Resources To Be A Good Dad
Every week we will send you tools, tips, and resources on how to be the greatest dad of all time for the people who love you most!
Be The Dad Your Kids Need
Being good to your kids means more than just providing for them—it’s about being present, engaged, and intentional in shaping their future. The way you lead, love, and listen leaves a lasting impact on who they become. Learn practical ways to strengthen your bond, guide them with wisdom, and create a legacy of love through our #DadFirst resources, blogs, and community.
About Us:
Helping Dads Be Better Fathers, Husbands, and Men!
The Good Dads Club was created by Gerald “Mr. BPOZ” Mayes, a dad who knows firsthand the ups and downs of raising a blended family. After 17 years of marriage, raising four children, and wearing the hats of DAD, ‘Stepdad’, Co-parent, and Husband, Gerald learned just how tough it can be to balance it all. From managing relationships with co-parents to making sure his kids’ needs were met while supporting his wife and building a career, Gerald realized he wasn’t alone in facing these challenges.
The Good Dads Club was born out of his desire to give dads the community and support he wished he had along his own fatherhood journey. Here, dads can find real guidance, connection, and a place to grow—both for themselves and their families.
What Our Good Dads Are Saying
As a Michellin Star Chef, Husband, and Father of 2 beautiful girls I have had to be a bit more creative in showing up as the dad and husband I want and the Goos Dads Club has been critical in supporting me in doing so.
Chef Roberto Higuera
Good Dad To 2
As a father of 4 I find value in the Good Dads Club. Gerald is a guy I've known for a long time and watched him raise his kids from birth through college. Good Stuff
Ronald Withaeger
Good Dad To 4
As an educator and a father myself I believe in the power of influence. As a father I know I can use my influence to steer my son and grandson towards greatness. They deserve for me to be that for them.
Antanus Pullum
Good Dad and GrandDad To 1
