Published Mar 16, 2020

How To SUCCEED And GET AHEAD In Life - Get Out Of Your Own Way! | Dave Hollis and Lewis Howes

Dave Hollis chronicles his leap from corporate life to personal growth, emphasizing vulnerability, balancing life's demands, and continuous self-improvement.
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  • Marriage

    opens up about the challenges and triumphs in his marriage with , especially after their career shifts. He emphasizes the importance of having hard conversations and being vulnerable, even when it feels uncomfortable. Dave shares how their willingness to discuss difficult topics has strengthened their relationship, despite the initial discomfort.

    The last two years have singularly been the two best and hardest years of our marriage.

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    Their experience hosting a couple's conference highlighted the need for boundaries and the impact of sharing personal struggles publicly 1 2.

       

    Parenting

    Balancing professional aspirations with parenting responsibilities is a significant theme for Dave and Rachel. Dave discusses the societal expectations placed on women and how they challenge these norms by pursuing their dreams while being role models for their children. He believes that showing their kids the importance of chasing dreams is more valuable than conforming to traditional gender roles.

    My three sons will never one time in their life question whether a woman can write two number one New York Times bestselling books.

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    Dave also reflects on the impact of titles and roles within their company, emphasizing that true leadership and success are not defined by titles but by the value and impact one brings 3 4.

       

    Self-Care

    Self-care is crucial for maintaining balance and clarity, as Dave illustrates through his personal journey. He shares how running became a therapeutic outlet for him, helping him cope with stress and gain mental clarity. This physical activity not only improved his physical health but also his mental and emotional resilience.

    Move your body, change your mind is a thing that Rachel and I say all the time.

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    Dave's commitment to self-care, including his decision to stop drinking and embrace running, highlights the importance of finding healthy coping mechanisms to navigate life's challenges 5 6.

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