Led by Dr. Timothy Yen

Becoming the Man You Want to Be

A Growth Group for High-Achieving Fathers

You can be successful at work and still wonder whether the rest of your life is getting your best.

For

Fathers

Length

8 weekly sessions

Session

90 minutes

Investment

$1,200

For a lot of driven men, achievement comes naturally. You know how to solve problems, carry responsibility, provide for your family, and keep moving when it gets hard.

The same qualities that make you good at work also make it easy to neglect the rest of life until something starts to feel off.

Maybe you are succeeding on paper and feeling disconnected from your spouse, your kids, your faith, your health, or yourself. Maybe you are constantly productive and rarely fully present. Or maybe you just know that becoming the man, husband, and father you want to be is going to take more than achievement.

Becoming the Man You Want to Be is a small group for high-achieving fathers who want meaningful success without giving up the relationships and values that matter most.

Inside the group

Redefine what it means to succeed

This is not about becoming less ambitious. It is about making sure your ambition is actually serving the life you want to build.

Clarifying the kind of man, husband, and father you want to become
Aligning your time with what you say matters most
Becoming more present and available at home
Strengthening marriage and family relationships
Managing the pressure of being the one others depend on
Healthier boundaries between work and home
Emotional awareness and intentionality
Habits that support faith, family, health, and purpose
How achievement, identity, and self-worth get tangled together
Moving first instead of waiting for a crisis to force it

For men who want faith in the conversation, Christian values and spiritual formation can be part of how the group talks about identity, purpose, leadership, family, and legacy.

Is this you?

Who this group is for

Highly responsible, ambitious, or career-driven
Carrying significant professional or financial weight
Stretched between work and family
Wanting to be more present with your spouse and children
Have achieved a lot and still feel something important is missing
Want your values and your calendar to match
Want to grow alongside other men under the same pressure
Want to be intentional about faith, family, health, and purpose

You do not have to be in crisis to decide you want to live differently. Sometimes the best time to change is while life is still working and you know it could be better.

Who leads it