didn’t have the blueprint.
No strong father figure.
No roadmap for emotional connection.
No how-to guide on love.
But he became a dad.
And decided to write his own manual.
Every Monday, he sits down and writes a letter to his first-born son, Myles.
No lectures.
No Pinterest-parenting fluff.
Just the raw, honest process of a man becoming the father he never had.
He calls it .
We call it required reading for dads.
Marc’s words hit because they’re not performative.
They’re not crafted for virality.
They’re confessions.
Promises.
Reflections from a man trying to do it better.
And he’s not doing it in private.
He’s letting us in.
This is the kind of vulnerability men are told to bury.
Marc decided to publish it.
If you’re a father, you’ll see yourself.
If you’re a son, you’ll feel everything you wish someone said to you.
And if you’re building a legacy from scratch, you’re in the right place.
Read Raising Myles. And if it moves you, share it with a man who needs it.
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