Betra for Dads

​This morning session is for strong men who want to learn and share best practices about themselves as a person and as a parent.

TL;DR
What: Invite-only morning event for high performing Dads
Why: Raise the average of the five people you spend time with
When: Tuesday, June 11 at 8:00am
Where: The Royal Room in Norton Commons

​​Here’s the format for the 10 attendees.

​​8a Start
- Coffee and mingling
- Review who's in the room (no corny icebreakers)3 key areas of being a high performing Dad, then huddle up (physically in a circle) and discuss these topics.
9a End

Attire: Wear whatever you wear to work (even WFH).

​Betra - Core thesis
Betra is an Icelandic word meaning to improve. A Betra man is someone who wants to accomplish more as a person and a parent. A Betra man recognizes he needs fellowship with other men striving to improve themselves. A Betra man wants to be challenged and have the opportunity to share about himself. ​

​From our previous Betra event, other men described this format as inspiring, warm, easy, engaging, growth-minded, refreshing, productive, organized, resourceful, fun, collegial and insightful.

Here are some key takeaways others had from this event:

​"There are others who want to do what I want to do"

​"Making time for an intentional discussion with a group like this is extremely useful"

​"Calibrating my thinking on priorities against others"

​"Finding the right balance as a dad is a constant struggle"

​"There are a lot of dads going through the exact same things"

​"I’m not in this alone"

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​Finally, since we're hand selecting the group, we ask you not invite others.

​​So RSVP here and let's share and become better Dads and kickstart a great day.

​Betra Backstory
Betra is an Icelandic word meaning "to improve." This event's concept is marrying together two of the most productive events I've hosted. For the last 3 years, I've led workshops for a variety of groups on how high performing leaders prioritize their lives. That format is powerful but time intensive (2 - 4 hours). In the last year, I've hosted 135 business leaders in a morning event to share ideas, impactful content, hacks and life tips. It's also powerful, but it's one hour and is a great kickstart to your day. You can hear more about these two in the video below.

​​Thanks,

​​-Todd