The BizDad
Faith. Family.
Business.
I'm Adam La Barr. I am a Christian, a husband, a veteran, an entrepreneur, and dad of three amazing kids based in Florida. I help men build businesses without losing their families in the process.
18 Years
U.S. Air Force
Faith
Built on a Christian foundation
Veteran
Disciplined by military service
Entrepreneur
Multiple business ventures
Dad
Father of three — that's the mission
Who I Am
Built in the tension between the boardroom and the breakfast knook.
After 18 years in the Air Force I didn't take the safe road. I started building! Acquiring companies, investing in real estate, and learning what it actually takes to lead at home and at work at the same time.
The BizDad brand exists because most business content ignores the man behind the business. I talk about both.
Read my full story →By the Numbers
Years serving in the United States Air Force
Kids who remind me every day what I'm working for
Doors owned across real estate portfolio
Episodes of honest conversation about business and family
Work With Me
Ready to build something that actually lasts?
I work with a small number of entrepreneurs who are serious about growing their business without sacrificing their family. If that's you, let's talk.
See How I Can HelpFrom the Blog
Latest Thinking
Family
They're Carrying Little Mirrors
You cannot control what your kids become. But you can control what they see every single day. And what they see is what they carry. Sergio Altomare stopped drinking because of what he wanted his daughter to remember. What are your kids going to remember about you?
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The Dad Who Never Had a Dad
Tim La Barr grew up without a father, survived an abusive stepfather, and built a family without a blueprint. What he gave his son Adam wasn't perfect. But it was everything he had. And that turned out to be enough.
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The Behaviors You Praise Are the Child You Raise
Most parents are accidentally training the wrong things in their kids. Martial arts coach and child psychology expert Antony Graf breaks down the four phases of parenting and why most dads blow the most important one.
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