Hey you wild women. It's a big day!
Today we are celebrating 200 episodes of Into the Wild, and I am welcoming back the only male guest we have had on the show to date, my husband, Dan Martell!
Dan Martell is a WSJ bestselling author, entrepreneur, angel investor and became a highly sought- after coach in the SaaS industry after exiting three technology companies within a ten- year period. He's also an Ironman athlete, philanthropist, husband and father of two incredible boys.
In this episode we talk about some of the most important aspects of our life; marriage, parenting, and delegating; highlighting the use of our incredible house manager and what it took to get me (especially) into a position where I was ok with it. We breakdown our systems and how we've created internal procedures to run a smoother personal life (So that we have more time with our kids and each other!)
In this episode, you will learn about:The page that I marked in Dan's book and my take on it.
- The difference between coaching men and women
- Women's fear of judgement
- How forcing function drives people
- The "Wartell" household operations
- Using Buy Back Your Time principles in your home
- Empowering people to make decisions
- Being a partner to a high- performer
- Creating space for your marriage or relationship
- Learning to let your kids fail
- Why letting go, both personally and professionally, is important for entrepreneurs.
- How we manage our household and what's had the greatest impact
- Why delegation is important for making the most of your time
- What the 1:3:1 principle is and how we use it to manage their household.
- How to deal with pushback on your personal choices and navigate other people's opinions.
- What it means to climb your own mountain at your own pace.
- The coaches that Dan and I work with together and individually.
- How accepting a level of complexity led to more simplicity in our lives.
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