In this Episode, we catch up with Matt Halson. A Devoted father and husband who realized his lack of connection with his father due to a tragic work accident was carrying over into his own relationship with his wife and kids. We highlight the moment he realized that and the action he took to overcome those issues.

Have the tough conversations.
Tough conversations typically begin with a series of deep-diving questions. They’re an uncomfortable, unavoidable part of life. Although many of us look to hide and avoid these situations, they will always find you. And tough conversations aren’t only with other people — oftentimes, they’re with yourself. That’s why intention is a crucial part of these conversations.

For Matt Halson, having these conversations with himself and his partner has brought about an entire change in lifestyle. And you can bring about that same transformation. Previously, Matt had a victim mindset. That mindset has evolved through the power of intent. You should be a student, a learner. Be intentional and curious with your questions as you probe deeper.

In today’s episode of the Becoming Kings Podcast, we discuss the steps Matt took to transform his life, how to have tough conversations, and learning to live every day with purpose. From learning about the primal man to getting in touch with his emotional side, Matt shares the immense impact of living with balance.

Matt have no BS, forward actioned approach. He helps people work through their challenges of past and present to gain clarity and move forward with clear actionable goals.

In this episode, Ken is joined by Matt Halson. Matt shares his thoughts about parenting and how to build authenticity as a high-performer dad. He talks about the challenges and rewards of parenting, and how it's important to be present for your children. He also shares his tips for balancing work and parenting, and how to create meaningful connections with your kids. This episode is packed with great advice for any parent who wants to be the best they can be.

The very first guest from overseas (Australia to be exact), Matt Halson, joins the show to discuss men's issues and his own journey!

In this episode of Hall of Fame fatherhood podcast I’m joined by Matt Halson. We talk relationships with parents especially our fathers, leading your tribe and earning respect.

Welcome to a very special episode of Project All The Way..


Like life, the journey to personal growth is messy and weird and wholly unpredictable. In an effort to maintain homeostasis, keeping an eye on my thoughts and emotions requires vigilant focus. The ego doesn’t sleep or take time off and is always ready to jump in at a moment’s notice to turn my life upside down.


Today, I find myself picking up the pieces after one such incident. Joining me to talk about it and help put humpty back together again is my friend, brother, and men’s coach Matt Halson.


Get a behind the scenes look at what men’s work is all about as Matt and I discuss what happened that fateful night, and what I’m going to do moving forward to mitigate any additional fallout.


I promised to share the good, the bad and the ugly of my personal growth journey as it happens in real time, and this unfortunately has ugly written all over it. I am not proud of what you’re about to hear, yet I am hopeful that it serves as a warning sign for men and anyone who is on a path to personal development that months and months of trust building can be gone in the blink of an eye.


Without any further ado, here is my awkward and extremely humbling conversation with Matt.


To learn more about Matt and his coaching, please check out his Instagram profile at: https://www.instagram.com/father_of_the_tribe_au/


His wife’s prolific homeschooling Instagram account we spoke of can be found here: https://www.instagram.com/mother_of_the_tribe_/


To learn more about Sherrie Murray, click here: https://www.facebook.com/sherrie.lmt


To learn more about the 75 Hard Program, click here: https://andyfrisella.com/pages/75hard-info


I’d like to thank the band OHNOKHAN for the gift of their music. Their song GHOST is our theme song and is off their debut album REVERENCE. All of their music can be found here: https://www.ohnokhan.com/


What happens next is anyone’s guess. One thing I can promise you is that whatever it is, it won’t be boring.

Living in Australia, Matt pulled himself back from being a poor communicating, unhappy, workaholic who was close to losing his family.


With almost a decade of experience in men's work and self development, Matt now helps men discover their values, vision and purpose in life.


He works with men who, like himself, have ticked a lot of the boxes for the "blueprint" of life, yet find themselves unsatisfied, unhappy, empty or with that thought of "there has to be more".

In our latest episode, we speak to men's empowerment coach, and proud dad of four, Matt Halston.

We cover lots of ground around:

- Being a dad

- Leaning into your feminine side

- The primal and the divine

- The hyper-masculine archetypes are supremely self disruptive vs the divine who are more along the highly spiritual route

- Support groups for men

- How getting thanks from people when you share was his first big 'aha moment' (and sharing takes a load off you)

- What makes an actual dad?

- Neil/Gary try to single-handedly solve the gender equality problem

- The importance of men dealing with their traumas

- Why men are bad at communicating their feelings

- The tendency for men to try to ‘fix’ things

- How parenting is not easy - Are there too many rules around parenting?

- How to define ‘me time' and the importance of filling up your cup

Watch the video episode on YouTube.

As always, follow us at @These Lads Are Mental

Follow Matt on @father_of_the_tribe_au on Instagram

In this episode Anya hosts Men’s coach, father of 4, and oil and gas electrician of 13 years, Matt Halson. Matt is living in Australia and he pulled himself back from being a poor communicating unhappy, workaholic who was close to losing his family.
He now has a happy, fulfilling, and connected life with his family and lives as the man he deep down knew he could be. With almost a decade of experience in mens work and self development, Matt now helps men discover their values, vision, and purpose in life. He works with men who, like himself, have ticked a lot of the boxes for the “blue print” of life, yet find themselves unsatisfied, unhappy, and empty or with that thought of “there has to be more to life.”

I stand for men’s work, Matt stands for men’s work, but there’s still a confusion about what men’s work is in the mainstream. If you turn on CNN and hear “men’s work,” you might get it confused with some other words about male movements that are floating around. Terms like Manosphere, MGTOW, and Red Pill. In this episode Matt and I dispel any possible confusion about the relationship between men’s work and these other movements - they could not be in further opposition from each other.

Listen in as Matt and I dive into how what men’s work is, how it saved his life and impacted his family for the better, and how he helps other men do the same. We also cover different priorities that men and women have, how providing emotional safety expands the lives of men in infinite ways, and what union and partnership require from us.