RACHEL HOLLIS: HOW TO BUILD CONFIDENCE, BELIEVE IN YOURSELF AND BECOME YOUR BEST SELF

[@MissChievousRN]

I LOOOOOOVE how honest she is about her jealousy and her ego!!! I love that she is honest enuf to talk about how she feels since her husband came on board and how her success influenced him and the struggles he had gone thru. I love that they worked thru it and became stronger and didn't walk away from each other. These are the examples we NEED so desperately in society!! Wow! Really one of your best interviews!! Thank you both so much!!

[@evildoesnotsleep-x2b]

she seems brutally honest, especially about the hard things in her life and i respect that

[@helenalabi777]

Hey

[@adanneholman2098]

She is my favorite-she’s not a woman to sugar coats things. Best quality I’ve noticed!

[@universalmindtherapy]

A therapy client had recommended Rachel Hollis' book to me and it is great. I highly recommend "Girl, wash your face" if you struggle with feeling anxious over constantly self doubting and want to increase your self confidence. Thank you Lewis for this interview.

[@1616VT]

Thank you Ms. Rachel from the bottom of my heart. I found you as I was walking into Target, your book Girl, stop apologizing caught my eye. I've been apologizing from such a young age. I bought the book and started reading not long after I got home. I cried. That night I thanked god for finding you/ your book. I'm doing the 90 day Challenge, and finding this book and you could not have come at a better time in my life. Thank you thank you for everything you've been doing and will continue to do. My heart thanks you❤

[@jennifercolon936]

Go Vicky!!

[@sarahmarie9313]

This really resonates with me, thank you Lewis for bringing Rachel on to share her story, it has given me a lot of hope for my businesses future and motivation to keep grinding and working hard to do what I love. I love what she said about working for the audience you have, I have a very small following but I am very grateful for them, they are definitely my family and I do work for them. This was such an awesome interview! Thank you Rachel for giving me the motivation I need to persevere!!!

[@traumatotriumphantstorylin2710]

This was so helpful on so many levels for me; as someone who thinks about getting her book complete every day and although I don't have the huge following I love and show up daily for those that I do have with so much gratitude for finding my passion and purpose in personal development and finally overcoming so much trauma anxiety PTSD survivor of domestic violence and so much judgment from others hearing the factor that you found your success even without the huge following you still showed up despite of the hardships you still went on; my father biggest lesson taught me at 17 never rely on anyone except yourself and I am 34 single mama proud to help others move forward daily to create our life truly as desired without worry of anyone else; your book inspires me to write a little more every day and no longer needing medication to function im free and I know I have everything inside of me to make this daring to dream bigger daring to lead my own way; thank you for Girl Wash Your Face thank you for being that person who steers more away from victim feelings we are here to turn our trauma into our triumph and I know my strength to overcome such terrible years I found my purpose and the more i can let women know its ok to leave that toxic relationship they will survive they are powerful and raise awareness to this epidemic of not judging women stuck or feeling stuck but reminding them its a choice to walk away and when they do life will make sense!

[@shavaughnbyrd794]

Uuugghh!! Another one!!! This is my soul sister!!! I love her!! Never heard of her before today but man did her messgae and journey resonate!! And listening to her felt so familiar like We are ready know each! Wild!! I love you Lewis,What you're doing, and How you're doing it!! Thank you!!🙏🏾🙌🏾👏🏿💪🏾🙋🏾‍♀️✊🏾💋👑💫💖🌠

[@wspmjw]

As a man, insight into and amazing, successful, and powerful woman, priceless... Lewis, thank you for your authenticity and bringing out the authentic side of this guest.

[@mepoder7]

I enjoy Rachel honesty about her growth how it affected her marriage and how she's not afraid to have her own dreams and live them even if she's already a busy mom of 4 and married. She's a great example to all women single or married. Don't forget to practice self care and self love.

[@missgrace5409]

Not IF someone upsets you what will you do?, it's about WHEN they do how will you choose to act? YES!! Thanks for that reminder!! Time to get up and conquer this day!

[@erinevers27]

This is what I love about KZbin...Saturday morning I'm lookin' for "somethin"...started a few videos...nothing was "clicking"...then BAM!!!! Here's this amazing perfect video for you...because you follow someone who inspires you...and he shares this incredible woman you're hearing/seeing for the first time...and this was for you...a gift! And it's from 2 years ago 😂🙌💖 Loooooove this ish!!!!! 😊🎉🙌😊🎉🙌

[@LMCEK]

Lewis I really appreciated how you were really trying to put yourself in Rachel's shoes and trying to understand her persective (as a woman) ❤️

[@LeonNeuton]

He's a great interviewer!

[@JaneyImaaniEmotionalAwareness]

agree with you!

[@aniasparadise6797]

🙌🏻 he never interrupted her once. I love that. Such a simple sign of respect people don't show these days 🙌🏻

[@junemoon8675]

😍 True

[@AmandaClaytonCCA]

I loved this too!

[@D_Ortiz23]

“Sometimes having an anti-hero is just as powerful as having a hero.” Loved that! So true in my life ❤️

[@TheZGALa]

Yes! This resonated with me too.

[@Erica-ie2fv]

Omg!!! This interview has me literally crying. The part where she talks about her dad, triggered a deep wound. Thank you Luis for bringing amazing and inspirational people. ❤️❤️❤️

[@whosdatgirl1]

Rachel is like one of those friends you hope to have. Her honesty is second to none. I can’t be honest with friends without falling out, arguing or the conversation stopping. I crave this authenticity This interview touched me and made me well up several times. I’m going to do my thing unapologetically x Thank you 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾 school of greatness xx

[@whosdatgirl1]

Lewis Howes a definite replacement of the tv ! As well as taking action x

[@natalirose73]

Wow! She is so relatable! I love how she is being so honest (even when it doesn't show her in a perfect light) with all of her answers. This was a great one!

[@nk47100]

Haha, that’s ironic! She doesn’t want to be relatable though.

[@jonathantorres208]

Transparency and being YOU. That’s all it takes to have success as you put the work in to creating powerful content that speaks to you and the world

[@lynnrich114]

After 3 minutes into this her audiobook, I paused and sent it to even woman I love and know. I am 49, and was a little skeptical that I would come away with a measurable value. She may be young, but her words, stories-- they had a universality to it, making it so relatable and charming to boot. I love her. I am southern, raised Pentecostal and also switched to presbyterian, and also am a truth teller. I identified with her style, her truth and.... god, she is so funny.

[@janicesztabnik5471]

Finally, a voice of reason. Real juice to live by. Not empty pump me up words.

[@nk47100]

You’re successful because you kept going AND you didn’t have to work other jobs to save money - you were privileged from the beginning to be able to devote all your time to your craft. It is dismissive of those facing systematic barriers and inequities to just focus on the pull yourself up by the footsteps narrative.

[@Danettex]

Thank you Rachel for sharing your experience and your understanding. Near the end of the podcast, you said that your life mission is to let women know that "You are in control. You control what happens next. You choose a good life. You choose a bad life. " I understand what you're saying and on some level I agree (I would say happiness is a choice rather than say that people choose what happens next. People don’t choose sexual assault, police brutality, or to live with little means in a poor country). I would like to urge you to please consider that your perspective is representative of a small part of the country and of the world. I live in Vietnam and I see women (and men) struggle every day. Whether they see it as a struggle, I cannot say, but it definitely appears that way. I do know that women in America who are not white and do not have husbands that support them definitely struggle. I wouldn't tell those women they choose a bad life. May I suggest that you word your message to be more mindful of the millions of women and men who do not choose what happens next but who at times are fighting to just stay afloat. Maybe those individuals are not your target audience and that would be understandable. If that's the case, I would suggest indicating so. Otherwise, the words you chose make you appear less sensitive than what I believe you mean to portray.

[@bnice298]

Love it 😍 . No one is special . I am the only who can change my life .needed to hear this first thing this morning

[@TaraWagner]

Yes! Such a great motivating message! ❤

[@MandaLynnBeauty]

I love Rachel! She’s changing my life in so many ways and motivates me to follow my passions.

[@mamalovesthebeach437]

Rachel is nearly half my age but I enjoy her energy and message. I've had her book on my wishlist since it came out ... today I'll buy! People resonate with raw honesty ... we can see through the BS. It would be great if Rachel's message rubbed off on Lewis ; ) Great interview - thanks Lewis.

[@marthaalicia25]

Wow! This interview resonated with me so much! I've been hearing about Rachel's book for months now but haven't picked it up yet. I saw you had her on and was so excited to start listening! An hour later I am in awe of this woman and see why her book has been such a success! I agree so deeply with everything Rachel said. Rachel and lewis you are both incredible!! thank you for sharing!! 💖

[@Cacofonixravi]

Lewis. Good episode. This lady intense, who found herself after many battles and will remain so, touching many women's life to be better. Thank you both. Best wishes.

[@keepcreationprocess]

She is very strong & nice- she beats all the odds .

[@Ezekiel_25.17_]

Very enjoyable watch, just to see how she navigated around issues that come with running a business and still be struggling with major insecurity's with others and the approach she took to overcome them without being actively spiteful. She has come out very humble and wise, full respect for her and what she's done and still be grounded.

[@jennifer6833]

This is the best interview I’ve seen in weeks on KZbin! Podcasts turned KZbin are so much more emotional than listening only. You both are incredible! Have a fantastic week, Lewis!

[@jeanettajohnson2079]

Love Rachel Hollis. She speaks such truth.

[@JentriQuinn]

Thanks for being a public voice for those who are questioning their own!

[@beelastra4901]

"You're allowed to have a dream for yourself that doesn't involve these babies" -- Absolutely love that! Her book is on my list to read this summer!!!!

[@TheZGALa]

Failure and I have been like second cousins most of my life. I find it interesting, at times encouraging and at times discouraging to hear stories like this. I would love to hear more women talk about being successful without the support of a husband, and more successful men who did it without the support of a wife. Not that I don't value the incredible potential of having a healthy intimate relationship...just...a complex trick to feel successful, empowered and also not unlovable as a woman, especially as a woman who was assumed I would not be a good mother from the time I was born, large and out of wedlock. I look forward to reading this book (almost bought it at the airport this weekend). Lots of potential for growth in this society in finding more value in our feminine. Much love and thanks to you both.

[@GraceGiselle]

Yes, Gabrielle! I've had the same sentiment! But we can be the example, we can show others that you CAN do it with or without the support of a spouse or partner. That double income makes a radical difference and tells an entirely different story.

[@devanmarie]

I thought the same thing. Without her husband she wouldn't have this success. Yea she put in the work but he afforded her time and finances and childcare when needed. not her. And thats hard to tell single women who can't make their bills/take care of their kids and do non money making jobs that they can do it too in their position. its apples and oranges

[@mamalovesthebeach437]

That's more of an excuse we tell ourselves to make us feel better ... she had X, she could do this because X ... better to look to ourselves and figure out how we CAN do something because there are PLENTY of examples of women achieving what Rachael has without support financially or emotionally. Rachael was set to achieve great things regardless - give her that - give yourself that ...

[@genesisderis2099]

Read J K Rowling background story.

[@evabrown9773]

Gabrielle Angel Lilly Autumn Calabrese became successful, she is a single women with a child, she build an empire on fitness without a spouses support....look her up

[@mrsjkamp]

I love this woman and her story. Thanks for having her on! :)

[@wildwarriormama734]

Great interview. As a single mum building a business, this was what I needed to hear this afternoon. Thank you Rachel and Lewis.

[@blank3115]

Rebecca Hornbeam what type of business?

[@wildwarriormama734]

I`m a Women`s Sexual Empowerment Coach.

[@DeePhilling]

She kept it real with the talks about ego, that’s a real battle for people. Glad to see her own it and see her way through it.

[@iamtonyacarter]

I LOVE HER!! She is unapologetically her and I LOVE EVERY BIT OF IT!

[@lorikayser200]

Rachel's faith is evident. The Lord is creating ways to expand her faith and she is responding. The story about how hurt she was when her husband went on the trip that she was not invited to. She met the emotional challenge heroically! That is inspiring. I love her raw honesty and transparency. YES!

[@vanimaduray5473]

Wow. The way she speaks so honestly takes my breath away. My mind is completely blown - the way she explains everything is so brilliant. Love this and I'm definitely going to be watching this several more times

[@jessicastrong6006]

Glad She's mentioning "Our Creator "

[@patriciacole8773]

Remember the seventh day sabbath rest. Check out march3,2021

[@florachacha7389]

I am a woman entrepreneur and boy can I relate to every word she is saying - I am crying right now!!!

[@traveltyp1212]

I love that you admire Mel Robbins! I find courage, honesty, goal setter with both of you. Mel Robbins and Rachel Hollis. I recommend both of you to everyone. Your messages are powerful.

[@traveltyp1212]

Rachel you are my first favorite. I should have said that. Your tone and interviews feel like we are sitting in the same room having a beverage, elevate me to how to achieve the taskwork in the path of my dreams. It's important to differentiate between goal setter, dreamer and achieving. The key is what action being done and stop talking. Thank you.

[@keepcreationprocess]

@@traveltyp1212 Rachel let me be me make me happy and Mel R fix me and my feelings to do things...Rachel = strong and work very hard.............

[@mirandaoliver-ul5yi]

Real life

[@jeenymaltese3623]

Of all the interviews in this channel I have watched.. this is my first comment ever. Big kudos to Lewis for holding the space for a great woman to shine and share her valuable truth!!! But most of all fir her to highlight that no matter how much hard work and achievements a woman creates, she doesn’t get treated or even invited to a gathering of colleagues just because she is not s “guy”.. when he challenges her to “create her own gathering” he directs to invite other women .. and she is like.. Yeah! I will invite MEN AND WOMEN!!! He stills don’t get it. But I DO.. as soon as my husband spear in my successful world & career, I disappear because I’m not a man. I respect this woman and the great work she is already doing for all of a progressive new human kind.

[@yenig2140]

When she was affronted when her husband was invited and she is the one that put everything on the map | lack of tact on the group that invited! I am with Rachel, it’s not easy for men and women to know that a women like her are powerhouses and should always be recognized as such!!

[@Jonquilness]

Thank you for that interview Lewis

[@mylesaguro3634]

I’m so glad more people are becoming aware of the aspect of their overall health. Something that worked for me and helped me to improve my mental and physical well-being was Forwago.

[@akeeymark]

Allow yourself to dream Big:) be REAL!! Thank you so much Lewis I can't Thank you enough for letting us a part of your AMAZING Journey!!!

[@lindaschafer85]

I resonate with this interview so much! Rachel could have been watching my life and had been talking about me. That’s how much she hit home and was on point for me and my life! 😅 I really needed to hear this!

[@jadaj.8275]

So glad I watch your more recent podcast with her then this one. .. her perspective on building a brand with your spouse is something I definitely needed to hear.- crazy how 2 years can change everything for a person.

[@ManningInterpreter]

I have read both of Rachael‘s books… They are awesome! I understand they are geared towards women. However, I think the principles transcend gender in a lot of ways. She makes me want to be my best self in every area!

[@inaayapearlsimraanavarcie]

This conversation is absolute GOLD!!! I’m sooo extremely grateful to you for bringing us all of this priceless content!! This is probably one of the most enlightening conversations that I’ve heard in my entire life!! N I soo really needed this guidance at this point in my life!! Swimming in gratitude for you n this amazing lady who has so much pure wisdom to share!!!

[@nancylarramendi3068]

This was greatness 🙌🏼🙌🏼 I’m in tears and lit on fire 🔥 THANK YOU 🙏🏼✨💚

[@tabithabalcitis7656]

OMG! What you said about anxiety and who are you trying to please; really hit home for me. Thanks for sharing!

[@TrippyMama03]

Wow!! I’m crying right now her story with her husband is so me and mine I’ve been on this bettering myself for years and this touched me bc we just had an agreement this morning then I started watching this I watch you every morning btw lol but this is crazy bc what’s she saying I feel exactly the same and gives me hope he will get on this train too bc if not we won’t last and I want it to we have 3 amazing sons🥰. But bc all my work I’ve been doing for years is legit starting to see the fruits of my labor and I’m so excited about life and my future and he’s so negative and hates his job this is amazing!!🥰 Thank you sooooo much for sharing bc this has gave me hope and it’s crazy how much she remains me of myself thanks!!!🙏💜🥰🤘🏼✌🏼🤗

[@indiag89]

You know she’s divorced now right? Her advice is terrible. She seems like a very selfish person.

[@larasmith1022]

🦋it drives me nuts that people can’t be real-you get one life Be You

[@TheZGALa]

I think most people fear the unfamiliar, judgement laiden results of the potential of success more than we fear failure. "Not enough" seems to reside at the heart of most of it.

[@soniamartell9220]

I wanted to like this podcast, but she just kept talking and barely let him finish his sentences! Couldn't finish watching it.

[@michellecharisse9629]

Rachel thank you for so clearly articulating so many worries and fears that women have. For sharing the struggles that come with success etc. Best!

[@michellecharisse9629]

@@lewishowes omg I can't believe you actually talked to me. Ha! That's lovely of you. I watch your channel every morning to prep for the day. Thank you!

[@BizMorning]

Wow, what a great interview and so much energy. I think she's unstoppable! Another great interview Lewis...

[@ladymoonsong9]

I expected to get a nice dose of motivation coming here for this interview but I gained so much more! Thank you for having this conversation Lewis and Rachel, I loved every minute....moved me to tears. Feeling very inspired after this and ready to take action on some goals.

[@limitlessglobalgirl]

Such a great episode in every way!! Read both of the books 3X already and just finished her Book Club guide for Stop Apologizing! Thank you Lewis for always sharing!! Your book - Mask of Masculinity so powerful as well!!!

[@ivanarili]

This woman is so real, I love this episode. Thank you Lewis for bringing awesome guests 👌

[@pennilesswriter1556]

Oh hey! I just bought her book on Audible's recommendation! Now I'm excited to listen to it. I'm seriously impressed with her honesty. Especially the admission that she would have ruined her husband's trip because she was angry. Most women won't admit that they would do something like that. Kuddos.

[@thetruthbetweenthelines8521]

I haven't watched this yet, but I am following Rachel's podcast for some time now. There is tremendous power in this woman. Don't trust me? Look at her and imagine that she has 4 ( four ) kids!

[@rachelsweets]

I agree

[@jacksonogwindi1653]

How many kids? What !

[@littlemissgalaxy2799]

And a nanny to take care of her kids, and a rich husband! 😘

[@MM-hk6mh]

oh my gosh. Hey Lewis, I stumbled on this interview. I clicked on it after seeing Rachel. I read her book “girl wash your face” and recently watched her give a speech sermon thing on you tube. Anyhow, I lived next to you on Franklin st. When we were in elementary school. And then I ran into you on a plane when I was headed back to my navy duty station and you were headed to try out for some indoor football thing. Not sure if you remember that but anyhow so awesome to see you are seeking our great Lord! Me too! He continues to save my life everyday. Is there anything I could be praying for, for you in your life?

[@meowmeowiammeow7739]

“stop reaching out to a stranger and fix your own life” - my new motto

[@nediraffaele]

This woman continues to amaze me

[@marionadler7837]

WOW. This is just basically fabulous, keep this in your mind. Pursue your dream even if you think you might be to old.

[@LEGASItv]

We should give credit to Hollis' husband for freeing this wonderful woman to pursue her dream. Rachel is a wise and very inspirational woman! Love her 🔥 I've read "Girl, Stop Apologizing" and I love it 😊

[@erinevers27]

"Cause when they heard NO they listened!!!!" Giiiiiiiirl 🙌😊🙌😊🙌😊 That's it right there! 😊😘😊😘😊😘

[@Stefaniaitalia]

I realize I’m two years late to this content- just watching now for the first time- but wow, this was fantastic.

[@emeryfamily6898]

FANTASTIC book, great read, common sense, for many different people...you are enough and show up, keep at it...thank you very much to Rachel and Lewis, another great podcast. Rachel, really enjoying and learning and growing from your book THANK YOU!! God bless.

[@bunny0650]

I haven't read it but, I see this book recommended ALL the time.

[@mamalovesthebeach437]

Rachel is half my age but SO MUCH wisdom! I love listening to this girl and love her podcast with her husband, Dave. UPW changed my life as well but I did not take things to the level I could have. I love Rachel's straight-forward, no-nonsense, real advice. She has great insight and sense of humor and timing that's spot on ... Great interview-thanks Lewis!

[@florachacha7389]

Love women like this!! she tells it like it is!!!

[@maddyG7414]

Love this interview. Great way to start my morning and I appreciate how engaged and curious Lewis is with his interview style.

[@josannehoo9772]

I’ve feared success often I feel because it seems to change a lot of my relationships, there’s jealousy and more loss

[@nancyfancher5417]

Can't wait for the STOP APOLOGIZING book!

[@elvansavkli3806]

I am very happy being alone .But love is something else. I think we need to see ourselves from other people's eyes. I know it sounds like low self esteem but we need good feed back. Especially women.

[@stellasatterlee7332]

Thank you! This was great. Please have her on again.

[@momslikemechicago]

Perfect timing, Lewis! For the past few days, I've been hearing about Rachel Hollis and I'd never heard of her before. This podcast came at the perfect time! Great interview, great content! Loving me some Rachel Hollis right now!

[@momslikemechicago]

I've been a subscriber for a while now. Love your videos!

[@limitlessglobalgirl]

so love the vibe with both of you + love the marriage convo + vulnerability! + CEO situation!!

[@monicaburtonlmft7230]

love this and love her three truths. So relevant to life!!! Live your dreams, don't be afraid, work hard and you have all the answers within yourself!!!!!

[@shaktiarrieta820]

Excited reading girl wash your face

[@rebeccafreiria4510]

Omg this video is sooo amazing! Thank you so much I needed it!! Thank you Rachel for being such an amazing and strong woman (and inspiring others) but yet still a woman/wife of God!

[@keithweedman5506]

Great interview Lewis and Rachel. Rachel, I love your candid sharing. And Lewis, your probing questions were really helpful in empowering Rachel to share her story and include the many challenges along the way.

[@brittfetters5110]

Im so obsessed with this video! Thank you for have Rachel Hollis

[@developyourmindsetpodcast3434]

Be the change that you would like to see in the world.

[@dare2befit4life97]

23:00 Through 27:15!!! Wow!! Just described my battles over the years! Family thinks my health and fitness career is just a hobby. Pushes me to Stick with my first career in the dental field, which I dislike and my bodies energy rejects, illness has come because of it. Yet they don’t hear me or believe in me making a career change. Dental is a real job, security and an expected income I can calculate. Anxiety has been a norm in my life. Big dreams and wanting to chase them makes it worse. I’m a work in progress people pleaser. But I know I’m not in my purpose at this time and that gives me anxiety of never discovering it. Working through it all with years of therapy. I’m a workaholic as well, up to three jobs, not working in my purpose or growing toward it. Feels like spinning on a hamster wheel. The pleasing father part, definitely hit home. My dad drilled into us that money doesn’t grow in trees and your value comes from the career you have that gives you a stable income, in a job that is secure. He was however a self made businessman, so I learned a lot growing up in that. I also never felt like I fit in the 9-5 j-o-b world. I have creativity, purpose and a desire to imprint encouragement and positivity on other people’s lives. I’ve made many jumps trying to build my career and have had to go back to the dental career backup plan. I believe it’s time to remove the backup plan and the only option is to keep striving and failing forward, to keep going after what I know is right for me, even if others don’t support me! Great interview!

[@JaneyImaaniEmotionalAwareness]

Also, thank you Lewis for supporting female entrepreneurs!

[@nyakarimaking20]

This was an amazing interview Lewis. Rachel is so profound. 🏅🏅🏅

[@MercadoMomMoments]

“Don’t compare your beginning to someone else’s middle.” Jon Acuff

[@jhakecabiles6224]

This actually works. I have been using it for a while now.

[@TerriLomax]

Amazing interview as always, Lewis. I really appreciate Rachel's transparency and authenticity.

[@beckyperry230]

Awesome! I can't wait to see Rachel in June! I will keep grow everyday!

[@jiyasheikh4811]

Half year ago I started using Forwago and I was so impressed that I recommended it to 2 of my best friends. I really enjoy how the personalized plans help me not just to reach my goals, but instead to enjoy while moving forward to my goals.

[@kaypearce9247]

When you have a real relationship with Jesus, you know who you are in Christ and you don’t have anxiety and those other issues that she and Lewis are sharing. To have peace it is only with God.

[@aseelanabtawi5739]

Thank you Rachel. Your message reasonated and you're so relatable!

[@jenbozichbrundage8718]

I absolutely love this podcast. I am a 52 year old grandma of 2 and mom of 2. I've always had to work since my kids were in grammar school. I felt like I was in a rat race and felt guilty that I couldn't be a stay at home mom. Some people, including family, frowned upon me being a working mom. After 25 years in the corporate world, I lost my job in the post 2008 economic fall. I found myself in a complete panic and a financial disaster. I had to reinvent myself quickly and found the courage to start my own business. Failure was not an option. I got to the point that I didn't care what people thought and had to learn the hard way that some "friends" really weren't friends. I recently started another business that helps people connect to a platform to get healthier, make a great income, work from home or from anywhere. I want to help empower other women to go after their dreams, set goals and crush them. It's so important for ladies out there to know, "Age is not a factor!" You can start your own business, take control of your time, give yourself and your family time and financial freedom. Follow your heart and know that every single lady out there, regardless of age and education and experience can create an amazing life! I'm witnessing it everyday! I am seeing women take control and be confident and successful, it is a beautiful thing! If you want to hear about an opportunity that's helping people everyday and giving back, I would love to share with anyone out there looking for a significant change. You must take care of yourself first! [e-mail] Thank you Rachel for following your dreams and not letting the "status quo" dictate your life. We all need to embrace ourselves and our capabilities. The only roadblocks exist in your thoughts!!

[@jenbozichbrundage8718]

Thank you Lewis! I’m grateful for you and your mission. I listen to your podcasts regularly, while working and driving. Great inspiration! Thanks for bringing such amazing content to the world. 😊😊

[@albertoaguilar2651]

Dude, how you explained something, my mother said to me when she was probably in a bad mood and was a reaction instead of a response , years ago as a little kid, holds me back so much,because i will rationalize my hold back. wow, really opened me up , thank you so much. I need some advice where to get help, i will procrastinate the help. hope you get this.

[@DariaZeev]

Lewis, another great and inspiring video on your channel. Your recent interviews with Joe Dispenza, Marisa Peer and this one really inspires me to focus my business on working with the power of subconscious mind. Bless you Lewis!

[@DariaZeev]

Yes, I have. I have been following you for a while :) You put out amazing content.

[@limitlessglobalgirl]

so resonate with the Dad aspect + love craving + who you had to be

[@k_mul1817]

Thank you so much. This interview touched on everything i'm experiencing at this point of my life.