Un Père. La Musique. Une Vie Bâtie Sur Ce Qui Compte Vraiment.

Comment agir sur ses rêves, malgré les peurs.

Martin Latulippe est un conférencier reconnu qui continue à marqué les gens autour du monde — et la partie la plus inspirante de son parcours, c'est sa présence comme père, même dans les moments les plus intenses.Cette conversation n'est pas sur les succès instantanés. C'est sur les hauts et les bas de la vie comme conférencier professionnel qui voyage le monde, les moments challenging en famille, et les leçons qu'on transmet à ses enfants quand ils grandissent parmi une vie menée par la passion.Dans cet épisode, on parle de :→ L'histoire derrière le cheminement de sa carrière de conférencier professionnel → La vie de famille sur la route et a la maison→ L'importance et la magie de vivre une vie menée par nos passions→ Équilibrer l'entrepreneuriat, la santé/fitness et la paternitéSi tu essaies de bâtir quelque chose de significatif tout en étant présent pour les personnes qui comptent vraiment dans ta vie — cet épisode va te parler.Press play and get inspired by this Driven Dad.Follow Driven Dad Method: @drivendadmethodFollow Matt Bourque: @mattt.beFollow Martin Latulippe: @martinlatulippe_cspApply to join our curated community of incredible Driven Dads:https://drivendadmethod.com/apply

Husband & Wife Quit Their Job & Build Their Dream Life

Stéphane and his wife made a decision most people only dream about — they both walked away from their jobs to build something of their own. Their business, Rez3D, wasn't just a career move. It was a declaration that they were done letting someone else dictate their schedule, their priorities, and how they showed up for their family.At the heart of everything Stéphane does is his role as a father. He stays locked in on his own health — running and bodybuilding-style training — not for the aesthetics, but to show up fully present for his sons every single day. This is a conversation about the courage it takes to bet on yourself, what it really looks like to build a life on your own terms, and why being a great dad starts with taking care of the man in the mirror. In this episode, we talk about: → Taking the leap from a secure job to entrepreneurship → Working with your wife & not bringing work at home → Balancing entrepreneurship, fitness, and fatherhood If you’re trying to build something meaningful while showing up for the important people in your life — this episode will hit home. Press play and get inspired by this Driven Dad. Follow Driven Dad Method: @drivendadmethod Follow Matt Bourque: @mattt.be Follow Stéphane LeBlanc: @stephane.leblanc.13 @rez3drenders Apply to join our curated community of incredible Driven Dads: https://drivendadmethod.com/apply

Un Père. La Musique. Une Vie Bâtie Sur Ce Qui Compte Vraiment.

George Belliveau est un musicien reconnu qui a marqué les gens de l'Acadie depuis son début de carrière — et la partie la plus inspirante de son parcours, c'est sa présence comme père, même dans les moments les plus intenses.Cette conversation n'est pas sur les succès instantanés. C'est sur les hauts et les bas de la vie comme musicien professionnel, les moments challenging en famille, et les leçons qu'on transmet à ses enfants quand ils grandissent parmi une vie menée par la passion. Dans cet épisode, on parle de : → L'histoire derrière le cheminement de sa carrière de musique → La vie de famille sur la route et a la maison→ L'importance et la magie de vivre une vie avec passion → Équilibrer l'entrepreneuriat, le fitness et la paternité Si tu essaies de bâtir quelque chose de significatif tout en étant présent pour les personnes qui comptent vraiment dans ta vie — cet épisode va te parler. Press play and get inspired by this Driven Dad. Follow Driven Dad Method: @drivendadmethod Follow Matt Bourque: @mattt.be Follow George Belliveau: @georgiobelivo @salebarbes Apply to join our curated community of incredible Driven Dads:https://drivendadmethod.com/apply

A Family's Passion For The Motorsport Business

Running a multi-generational business while raising 3 girls and keeping his passion alive for motorsports.Larry Northrup truly lives the lifestyle he preaches. From motocross racing to his love for the open road on 2 wheels, motorsports have been and remain at the epicentre of his life. The most inspiring part of Larry's undeniable success has been his dedication to being a present dad to his 3 girls, even during life's busiest moments. This conversation isn’t about overnight wins.It’s about the successes and challenges of a growing family business and the lessons that can be taught from raising kids inside the business.In this episode, we talk about:→ The beginning of Toys For Big Boys, a business that became a local icon → Working with your wife & daughters on a daily basis → How to keep your personal passion alive when it turns into a business → Balancing entrepreneurship, fitness, and fatherhood If you’re trying to build something meaningful while showing up for the important people in your life — this episode will hit home.Press play and get inspired by this Driven Dad.Follow Driven Dad Method: @drivendadmethodFollow Matt Bourque: @mattt.beFollow Larry Northrup: @larrynorthrupApply to join our curated community of incredible Driven Dads:https://drivendadmethod.com/apply

The Real Secret Behind Great Dads (From a Founder & Chef)

What happens when success burns you out… and forces you to redefine everything? Jon Morrison went from high-pressure restaurant kitchens working 16–18 hour days to building a thriving ice cream business — all while learning how to be present as a father, partner, and entrepreneur. This conversation isn’t about overnight wins.It’s about burnout, identity, reinvention, and learning that success means nothing if it costs your health and family. In this episode, we talk about: → The real intensity of elite kitchens (and why burnout happens) → How a $2,000 ice cream machine turned into a business → The moment that changed everything during the pandemic → Balancing entrepreneurship, fitness, and fatherhood without losing yourself → Why movement, walks, and community matter more than motivation If you’re trying to build something meaningful while keeping your life together — this episode will hit home.