When my marriage collapsed, so did everything else. My home. My routine. My identity. One night I was putting my kids to bed under a roof we shared. Days later, I was sleeping in the front seat of my truck with a pillow wedged against the window—parked just close enough to still see them after school.

I’m not telling you this for pity. I’m telling you because I know what it feels like to lose everything and still want to be a father. I know what it’s like to face court hearings you’re not ready for, to try and hold your emotions together during custody exchanges, and to act like you’re okay when inside you’re drowning.

Clean Slate Dad isn’t just a project. It’s the lifeline I wish I had.

It’s a toolkit, a guide, and a brotherhood—designed for men who feel broken but aren’t done fighting. If you’re here, it’s because part of you refuses to quit. And I want to help you build from that part.