JEFF STEPHENShttp://www.starvethedoubts.com/112 Host of Starve the Doubts Jared Easley, together with co-host Crystal Foth from FineArtMom.com, interviewed Jeff Stephens.Jeff Stephens is the mastermind behind the CrazyDadLife.com –a website dedicated for all moms and dads who are trying to navigate daily family chaos. Jeff’s site provides helpful advice and stories most parents can relate to. Jeff shares tools and strategies which moms and dads can apply to their own daily routine as they face the struggles in balancing career and family life.In this episode, you’ll learn:How to face life’s insanity and chaosJeff talked about the 6 Unwritten Roles for Dads.How Jeff does his day job and online job together – is his supervisor aware?What compelled Jeff to start a career online, while having a day job and being a parentJeff’s reason for starting a blogThe value of sharing knowledge and experiencesJeff’s passion: Record a legacy!Capturing and taking records of important events in lifeThe conferences Jeff attendedThe moment when Jeff felt he’s not doing enough as a dadJeff’s encouragement for parents who are having a hard time as a dad“There are times when you really can’t do what you want to do, or what your kids expect. But as long as you’re honest with them and include them in the conversation, then everything would work out fine. “Jeff’s best family vacationThe goal of Crazy Dad LifeWhy create a parenting blogWho's doing something that interests JeffCrazy Dad Life with Jeff StephensCrazy Dad Life with Jeff StephensConnect with Jeff at: CrazyDadLife.comJeff Stephens’ message to all the listeners:“As a parent, just continue to drive forward. Don’t let things get to you. Don’t become depressed. Don’t become overwhelmed. Just take one thing at a time...Always be engaged with your kids. Sit down, engage with them, teach them everything that you’re doing. Just be there for your kids and everything else will fall into place.” Items mentioned:Six Unwritten Rules for Dads by Jeff StephensFine Art MomPodcast MovementNew Media Expo Video: How to Add a Transparent Logo to an Image with Pixler

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