The Quiet After Divorce — and the Moment Fathers Rise

"The conversation with MTK (mother to my children) went well... We have not spoken in-person in almost 4 years! She just wants to see how we both do being in the same room before she consents to her being the supervisor for the visits, instead of the courts.
I am fully owning this win. I MADE THIS HAPPEN. It didn't happen by accident. It didn't happen by weak-ass prayers (although I still give God glory for this). This happened through action, discipline, consistency, and some leaps of faith and boldness."
- Tyson Taylor


I’m Gleb Troubetskoi—a transformation coach for divorced dads who are done surviving and ready to lead.
After both co-parenting relationships collapsed, I was left alone in a dusty apartment, staring into a mirror.
That night, I made one decision that changed everything:
I am responsible for my life.
Since then, I’ve doubled my business while cutting my hours, sold it for 7 figures, rebuilt peace with both mothers of my kids, and became the stable, grounded father my sons can admire.
Now, I help other men do the same—through power, purpose, and the RISE Method.
This self-assessment tool is the first step in that journey.
Without it, you’re guessing at what’s holding you back.
With it, you’ll have clarity on exactly where you need to focus.
Grab yours NOW.
X Gleb
WHY GUILT KEEPS YOU ON EDGE
For many dads, anger isn’t the real issue — guilt is.
Guilt keeps your nervous system on high alert, constantly scanning for signs that you’re failing or falling short as a father.
That internal pressure doesn’t stay quiet. It shows up as tension, irritability, and reactions that feel bigger than the moment deserves.
This guide reveals how unresolved guilt quietly drives your stress response — and why understanding it is the first step toward real calm.
HOW THE RISE METHOD REWIRES REACTION
Change doesn’t happen through suppression.
It happens through awareness, structure, and choice.
This guide reveals how the RISE Method helps you:
Name specific moments instead of judging yourself
Create space between trigger and response
Act from identity rather than emotion
Over time, these small shifts retrain your brain and body to respond with intention instead of instinct.
WHY WILLPOWER CAN’T CREATE CALM
Trying harder isn’t the same as becoming steadier.
When you rely on control alone, your body stays braced, waiting for the next problem to solve or mistake to fix.
That constant effort drains your system and makes emotional blowups more likely — not less.
This guide reveals why calm isn’t a mindset you force, but a state you build by working with your nervous system instead of fighting it.
WHAT STEADY FATHERHOOD ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE
Real calm isn’t silence or perfection.
It’s presence under pressure.
This guide reveals how to stay grounded during conflict, repair quickly when you miss the mark, and model emotional strength your kids can trust.
Because your children don’t measure you by flawless moments.
They feel the consistency of your leadership — and that’s what lasts.
Divorce doesn’t leave damage behind just because you push through it.
It settles into your nervous system—showing up as tension, shutdown, or anger at home.
You can keep living in survival mode,
or you can rise into the steady, grounded father you choose to be now.
Download the workbook and interrupt the cycle before it shapes your next chapter.
Because when you rise,
your kids rise with you.
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