How a Busy Business Dad is Raising Triplets & Twins (All Under 5) with Philipp Hartmann

In today's episode, Philipp Hartmann joins the podcast to talk about his journey to building a family of five kids, in less than 18 months. You’ll hear how he manages a set of twins and triplets, how he makes quality time for his family, fostering kids, and so much more!  

 

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

 

What is the “Visual fieldbook of love”  Why gardening is a political act  How to keep date night during quarantine  What makes children so selfish (at times)  Making agreements on schedules with your spouse  The best times of day for family focused time  How Philipp was blessed with 5 kids in less than 18 months  The impact of Fostering kids  What does it mean to have a “reduction” for pregnancy  Why he started Dadicated.com  The power of reliving memories  The importance of digging in the dirt with your family 

 

QUOTE

"My mission is to live a life worthy of my wife’s and children's love and respect" - Philipp Hartmann "Love without respect doesn't work" - Philipp Hartmann

 

PEOPLE MENTIONED

Tom Hombergs Drew Manning Ryland Engelhart Brandon Dempsey Tod Palmer

 

EPISODE RESOURCES

Dadicated.com Follow on Twitter, Insta, Facebook Phillipp's Website Linkedin GSDH KisstheGound.com

 

ABOUT THE GUEST

Philipp Hartmann became a dad of five under two in 13 months. 

In Philipps words…

 

Hi there! I’m currently living in a small village in the south of Cape Town. I love my wife, surfing, start-ups, networking, entrepreneurship, travelling & life.

 

I helped found the digital agency GSDH and South Africa's home-improvement supply & demand platform RedFish.co.za.

I invest in digital and real-world start-ups I find interesting and do consulting work for other companies, mostly showing them ways how to add value in the digital world and beyond.

 

Our core business at "the factory" (www.meetthefactory.com) is the production of high-volume digital advertising banners with a performance guarantee.

GSDH Advertising group develops and produces digital campaigns for agency networks and corporate clients.

 

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