What unique insights does Adam Ringham offer on parental responsibility and education?

I put a lot of focus on fatherhood as leadership, not just provision. “Make Fathering great again…” isn’t about macho posturing; it is about dads being present, principled, and intentional in how they raise their kids.

On parental responsibility, I lean into:

1. Ownership instead of blame (no “school/system/social media will fix it” mindset)
2. Modeling the behavior you want, not just preaching it

On education, my lens is:

1. Teach kids how to think, not just what to think
2. Encourage curiosity, questioning, and real-world skills (emotional regulation, boundaries, critical thinking) alongside academics

Where are you personally feeling the most tension right now—discipline, screen time, school, or something else?