Hollis Carter is the Co-Founder of Baby Bathwater Institute, Lifelong Entrepreneur, Curious Human, Lover of Adventure, and Purveyor of Good Times.
In this conversation, Jeff Banman and Hollis Carter discuss the importance of community and the power of mentorship. They delve into Hollis' personal experience with learning disabilities and how he overcame them. They also explore the creation of the Baby Bathwater community and the value of authentic connections.
The conversation highlights the need for safe and supportive environments where individuals can feel understood and supported. They emphasize the importance of moving away from transactional relationships and fostering genuine connections. The conversation concludes with a discussion on balancing structure and organic interactions within a community.
The conversation explores the importance of creating a safe space and answering the question of whether one feels safe physically, spiritually, emotionally, and mentally. It emphasizes the significance of alignment and being in tune with oneself, as well as the power of community and co-regulation.
The discussion also delves into expanding primal responses and the value of having a support network that provides both support and challenge. Finally, it highlights the role of influential figures in personal and professional growth.
