Life is full of surprises—some of them good, some of them not—and for different reasons you now find yourself in a new, and unfamiliar situation.

Separation, divorce, death ... the reason why you are now a single Dad doesn't matter. What does is that you have to take great care of yourself and your kids. That's where this site can help.

This section contains a variety of strategies, practical advice and resources on how to save time, and your sanity, while providing an enriching and nurturing environment for your children. You will also find anecdotes and inspiring stories from Dads such as yourself–as they share their mistakes, breakthroughs, and personal successes.

The "Single Dads" section of this site is broken up into several parts ...

• Taking Stock. Advice and strategies on how to find all the positives in your life, and maintain a healthy perspective on your life.
• Setting Up. Some ideas to ponder as you search for, and eventually set up, your new house or apartment for you and your kids.
• Simplifying Your Life. Tips on how to uncomplicate your life, not just your closet.
• Effective Co-Parenting. One of the most important parts of this section. Offering ideas to keep in mind about the importance of establishing an effective positive co-parenting relationship with the children's mother, and common mistakes to avoid.

This site is devoted to sharing the "strategies of success", and supporting single Dads in finding greater success in their new roles. Full of practical ideas, advice and resources you can use right away to improve your life, this site will also give you the knowledge you need to take excellent care of your children—enriching their lives. It will also try to encourage you to become an Inspired Dad—the best Dad you can possible become!

As both a divorced father of two and child of divorce myself, I am keenly aware of what it is like to be a single Dad, AND to grow up in a single parent family. I have lived through the tears and the pain, the worries and the sleepless nights—wondering if my life could get any worse ... and how things could ever get better. However, I am happy to say, I learned not only how to survive, but how to thrive! Best of all, my kids are doing the same!

My life experiences have given me a unique set of skills and insights, allowing me to provide a rich environment for my kids, and to help others do the same.

I'm here to tell you there IS life after the divorce, or death of a spouse, and it can be as good as you want to make it ...