Jason Lange on Why Working Dads Need Stronger Connections

For many working dads, taking care of work and family can gradually leave less room for friendships, personal interests, and the relationships that help them feel connected and supported. Jason Lange has spent two decades helping men build deeper connections and better understand the role relationships and community play in their lives. He believes dads need support beyond their immediate families, both for their own well-being and to become more present partners and parents. Jason shares how to: Recognize when responsibility has started crowding out relationships and experiences that make you feel alive Expand the idea of providing beyond financial security to include emotional presence Move past the instinct to handle every challenge on your own Make restorative time part of your life Model healthier relationships, connection, and self-care for your kids Jason offers a thoughtful perspective on fatherhood, work life balance, presence at home, and the importance of maintaining meaningful relationships while managing the demands of work and family. Dig Deeper Washington Post article Vasopressin Oxytocin G.I. Joe A Real American Hero  White Wedding Rebel Yell Losing My Religion Follow Jason On his website On his podcast On Instagram On Facebook On YouTube On LinkedIn Take the quiz Follow Gap to Gig On Instagram On TikTok On X On YouTube On your podcast player of choice Sign up for the Gap to Gig newsletter Follow Michael On LinkedIn