Lewis Howes gives daughters' disagreements a place in parenting
Nine uploads include a solo episode about unspoken expectations and Yung Pueblo's reflections on a long silent retreat.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
World-renowned therapist: Every parents raising a daughter NEEDS to hear this
Speaking up starts at home. In Lewis Howes' most watched new upload, a guest therapist argues that a father who makes room for his daughter's disagreement gives her practice for dealing with authority beyond the family.
Howes asks what happens when fathers respond dismissively instead. The guest's answer centers on exercising the courage to speak, with a mother's own confident relationship with the father providing another example. Her concise conclusion: "Strength means I can share power." The excerpt has reached roughly 127,000 views.
The comments turn on a very specific distinction: disagreement versus disrespect. Some viewers describe encouraging children to speak even when their voices shake; others ask how that fits with discipline and parental boundaries. It is a conversation about where to draw the line, not simply whether to say yes or no.
Elsewhere in the nine-upload week, Howes takes the guest chair out of the equation. In "You Will Attract Everything (Once You Let Go)," he examines the silent bargain of working hard and expecting life to owe you a particular result. His examples include his podcast's first year without revenue and the relationship friction caused by expecting someone to read your mind.
Yung Pueblo brings a related idea to his interview: inner peace as enough mental space to feel tension without letting it dictate your actions. He discusses a long silent retreat and learning to pause before reacting.
The channel added about 10,000 subscribers over seven days, while daily views are close to their usual pace. Beyond the new uploads, the Katt Williams conversation is drawing the most daily views, with the comedian discussing purpose, prayer, door-to-door sales and the craft of comedy.
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What viewers say
we often teach children that being 'good' means being obedient, but true strength comes from learning that your voice matters even when it shakes. allowing a child to push back safely is the first step to ensuring they never shrink themselves for anyone else
@EdenFluffySee it on YouTubeAll I do is say be brave, say it even if your voice shakes!
@stefaniaRizzo-b7cSee it on YouTubeI love Dr. Shifali. I read her book at the perfect time while raising my daughter and she made the most tremendous positive impact.
@TaniaMercerSee it on YouTube
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This is a fine line… tread carefully. Coming from a woman who wished her Dad was more strict with her as a child.
@JP-ll8iySee it on YouTubeHow will parents teach children obedience ànd discipline
@vickramrajmalhotra9479See it on YouTubeThis can only work within a narrow circumstance. Disrespect cannot be rewarded. There are many ways to encourage conviction without lowering your parental authority.
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- Channel
- Lewis Howes
- Subscribers
- 5,040,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 2,343,530
- Videos published this week
- 9
- Video published
- October 26, 2026
- Video views so far
- 126,503
- Views on its first day
- 70,087
The numbers
Here is how Lewis Howes' audience and uploads moved over the past week.
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Which guest discusses a 60-day silent retreat in Lewis Howes' new interview?
Yung Pueblo's interview explores his silent retreat and the practice of pausing before reacting.


