You read the emails. You listen to the podcast. You care about being a better dad. But what kind of parent could you be if you took that intention just a little bit further?

Did you know that we have a community just for dads? For the fathers involved, it’s completely changed the way they show up for their kids.

That’s what Daily Dad Society is for.

It’s a small, private community of fathers working on the same things—learning to be more patient and less reactive, more present and less distracted, breaking cycles they don’t want to pass down, and showing up every day with more intention than the day before.

Most dads try to figure things out as they go, but in Daily Dad Society, dads are sharing stories of their successes and failures. Stuff they wish they did, and stuff they regretted doing. Parenting methods that worked and didn’t work.

One dad was inspired to make a new practice of checking in with his kids, asking them how their days went and always ending with “I love you.” Another tried to pull back on yelling, only to notice his wife then falling into a “bad cop” role—which led to a conversation that changed how they parented together. Another dad tried an “audit,” noting how many times he hugged his daughter in a day. After realizing it wasn’t enough, he made an effort to hug her at least three times a day, improving their relationship and allowing him more time to listen to her.

That’s what Daily Dad Society is. Not a lecture. Not algorithm-driven outrage or unsolicited advice. A group of fathers doing the work together, every day. Sharing wins, frustrations, ideas, advice—and coming away with practical tools to be better parents, day by day.

Get $60 OFF a yearly membership to Daily Dad Society now through Father’s Day—June 21, 2026—with code FATHERSDAY.

Head over to dailydad.com/society to sign up.