In our latest episode, Adam Hill joins us to discuss his experiences as a dad, husband, and business owner.
Some highlights from our call:
On Managing Fear:
"I'm able to look at that fear that I see—and that I have, like this... this amplified feeling in my life—and see that as a gift. Because when it has shown up and I haven't fought against it, it has typically been a signal that I have an opportunity to grow, to become something better." - Adam Hill
Additional key insights:
Facing fears can lead to growth opportunities
Focusing on daily improvements versus long-term goals
Community support is critical on the journey
Future plans to delegate work so he can be more present
Allowing kids to forge their own path, not pushing the family business
No "right way," but constantly striving to be better
And much more!!
Watch the episode preview here 👇
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