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She never wanted kids. Then she became a mom at 41—and changed how I see everything.
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In this special Mother’s Day conversation, I sit down with my wife, Serenity Carr, to talk about the real, raw journey of becoming parents and how I showed up—while also running a startup and surviving postpartum. We get honest about invisible labor, relationship struggles, Fair Play, postpartum anxiety, and how we almost broke under the weight of it all. If you're a new dad, a partner, or someone navigating parenthood—this episode is for you.

🎙 Topics we cover:
What does invisible labor really look like in parenting?
How can dads fully support their partners after birth?
What is the Fair Play method and does it work?
How do couples balance work, babies, and emotional health?
What’s the best way to feed your baby without losing your mind?

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00:00 – Why Serenity Changed Her Mind About Motherhood at 40
06:08 – What Pregnancy Looks Like When You’re Building a Startup
12:05 – Postpartum Sleep, Anxiety, and the Mental Toll on Moms
18:42 – The “Minister of Poop” and Learning to Share the Load
25:31 – When Your Partner Doesn’t See the Invisible Labor
31:24 – What Is the Mental Load and Why Is It So Exhausting?
36:06 – How Resentment Builds in Unequal Households
41:25 – Can the Fair Play Method Really Fix Household Inequality?
46:16 – Creating Unicorn Space: Why Time for Yourself Matters
52:40 – Relationship Coaching and How to Stay Connected
58:09 – The One Piece of Advice Every New Parent Needs