Entrepreneur Dad: 7 Keys to a Successful Business and a Happy Family Life

by Jeff Lopes

How do you balance fatherhood and entrepreneurship? THOUGH IT OFTEN CAN SEEM like that business success requires sacrificing family life, the truth is there are enough hours in the day to be both an exceptional father and entrepreneur. Not only that, being an engaged and present dad makes you a better entrepreneur, and vice versa. As a father of two and serial entrepreneur, Jeff Lopes has mastered the art of work-life balance. In Entrepreneur Dad, he lays out how to achieve this balance with time-tested methods for prioritization, strategizing, scheduling, and making memories along the way. To learn more about Jeff, his podcast and a Mans Purpose coaching platform dedicated to entrepreneurial dads, please visit www.jeffreylopes.com. 

51 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 12, 2021

About the author

Jeff Lopes is a proud father of two, a husband, and a entrepreneur for the past 25 years. Jeff has founded numerous companies from inception to 7 & 8 figure Corporations. Included in these is TrueBlue Homes, a portfolio of vacation rentals properties across the Northern parts of Ontario, Canada and Kimurawear a boxing / martial arts equipment brand that was founded in early 2006 out of his own basement. Jeff is currently a host of a top-rated entrepreneurial podcast Jeff Knows Inc. Over the past three years he has coached countless entrepreneurs in balancing the obstacles of fatherhood and entrepreneurship, and achieving a higher levels of success in both area. As Fitness Leadership College Graduate and certified NLP Master & Life Coach. As a Best Selling Author, Jeff has taken all his experiences to create Mans Purpose a brotherhood for Entrepreneur-Dads.

Reviews

[Chesca · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good stuff. Some straight-shooting, no-nonsense truth-telling for the busy entrepreneur. Reminds a body what should be the highest priorities.

[Harry Jayy · Rating 5 out of 5]

I met Jeff one day by random chance when I was buying a go for my son from his place of business. We got to talking and he handed me two of his books; one was a children’s books in memory of his father (which my kids love btw) and one “entrepreneur dad”. E.D is a quick and easy read and serves as an honest reminder to something’s that are easily forgotten. I thoroughly enjoyed this book; it was short and right to the point.