Hi, I’m Jed. Welcome to my personal corner of the internet.
This space is a little different. For a while, I tried to build The Learning Dad Blog into a traditional “niche blog,” but the approach never felt quite right. It felt prescriptive, and a little hollow.
This is my reset.
This site is now my public journal. It’s a place to document the adventures and experiences of my life, and a thinking space to reflect on them.
Primarily, I write for myself. It’s a practice that helps me process what I’m learning as a father to our two kids, Joab and Jrue, and as a husband to my wife, Lalaine. Together, we’re a team, navigating parenthood while running our businesses from home here in the Philippines. I manage Chromebook Store PH, while she expertly crafts stunning custom jewelry at Lustro.ph. My hope is that by sharing this journey openly, you might find something that resonates with your own.
You won’t find perfectly polished guides here. Instead, you’ll find real stories and reflections. Some posts will be short, capturing a single idea. Some entries may be longer, like those from a family trip or lessons from business or personal challenges.
The common theme is about living intentionally by faith, while focusing on family, well-being, and managing finances responsibly. My faith influences how I see things. If you want to learn about the hope I have, read about the Good News here.
I named this blog “The Learning Dad” because that’s what I am. A dad who is always learning. I’m a student, not a master, and this is the record of that ongoing education.
When I’m not wrestling with ideas, you’ll find me enjoying a cup of coffee, leading a group of men at our church, or watching a San Antonio Spurs game.
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Thank you for being here.
Jed
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Have a question or a thought to share? The best way to reach me is by email at jed[at]thelearningdadblog.com. I read every one.