This week I'm switching seats and joining you as the student. I'm sitting down with powerhouse couple Josh Friedman and Dylan Hornof, a newly engaged powerhouse couple who didn't just heal their own wounds individually; they attracted each other by doing the work first.
Dylan opens up about surviving an abusive relationship that nearly cost her life, and the years of dating "duds" that followed while she unpacked why she kept calling that pattern in. Josh shares his own rock bottom, partying through a lost identity in his mid twenties before an ego death sent him all in on self development. We talk about how they each got physically and mentally healthy before they ever met, how Josh learned to hold space for a powerhouse woman without shrinking, and why Dylan had to let go of trying to fix everyone before she could let someone love her.
If you've ever wondered how two high achievers build a relationship without competing, what it takes for a man to be ready for a woman who is already thriving, or how a hyper-successful woman allows herself to soften for her partner, allowing him to lead without force, this conversation is for you.
We cover:
- The difference between getting knocked out by life and choosing to wake up
- Why every person you attract is a mirror
- How Dylan lost 30 pounds and rebuilt her health alongside Josh
- What it means for a man to hold space instead of competing
- Josh and Dylan's advice for anyone in that in between phase, healed but still single
Find Josh at https://www.instagram.com/_joshfriedman/
and Dylan at https://www.instagram.com/dylanjfit/