Lewis Howes ON: Unlocking The POWER OF YOUR MIND For Success & Abundance! | Jay Shetty

Today, I sit down with my friend Lewis Howes

Lewis is a lifestyle entrepreneur, high performance business coach, a New York Times best-selling author, 2x All-American athlete, and keynote speaker. He hosts The School of Greatness podcast, which was launched in 2013, where he shares inspiring interviews from the most successful people on the planet—world-renowned leaders in business, entertainment, sports, science, health, and literature.

What We Discuss:
00:00 Intro
00:What did it take Lewis to finally focus on the path to healing?
10:04 This is how it felt growing up in a family with financial limitations.
14:46 When you finally find the courage to work on yourself, you become more authentic.
19:30 What is the difference between motivation and discipline?
23:21 Lewis explains what role our inner emotional state plays in our success.
25:45* The 3 P’s to help you figure out what you want to do with your life.
33:50 How does discipline keep you organized and focused on your mission?
36:37 What is the right way to get ready even when you don’t want to do it?
39:44 Why do we always get stuck in the same pattern of familiarity?
43:53 This is the reason why the fear of failure stops us from trying and doing our best.
50:48 The misconception about greatness that we don’t know about.
58:39 The more you become for others, the brighter your own path will be.
01:08:26 What are you looking forward to this year?
01:11:48 What does it truly mean “to live in the season that you have reached?”
01:14:50 Stop doing other things and start focusing on the person you are becoming.

[Sunrising]

Men need to hear more men being vulnerable and sharing so they can heal and be inspired! Thank you both for always sharing and growing

[Soulfullcoaching]

When your two favorite podcast hosts come together!!! 💙💙

[sofiadaniele]

I love this one "face it until you embrace/embody it"

[ThisizKena]

"Motivation is for people that don't have a meaningful mission. Discipline is for people that are clear on their identity of who they want to become and the mission that they have that is meaning for them. Not only for them, but for those around them" - Lewis Howes

[AikiraBeats]

I feel like these past few months have been changing my perspective on how I view the world that I’m currently living. For the longest time, I kept thinking about how I can finance myself. But then I started thinking about how I could pay for things for my friends and help my family out whenever just because I’m able to. That to me seems like a more valuable life than to just waking up serving myself. Life is so much more than just me. It’s about helping people grow into a beautiful version that they see in their head.

[LitaReee]

I love the conversational nature of this interview. It wasn’t just Jay asking Lewis a bunch of questions. It felt more like sitting in on a conversation with two wise friends and getting the chance to see them get what they needed from each other while getting what we didn’t know we needed. Lol

[victoriaweathers]

The fact that they both are interviewing each other, is amazing! I love this very meaningful and insightful in many different aspects! THANK YOU! ❤❤

[soultrekotc]

You two are such my dream team. Lewis you have just grown so much since I first ran across you years ago. Such wisdom between the two of you ❤

[barshabaram]

Woww, two incredible souls backing up each other in every important milestones of their life ❤️❤️❤️

[yolandadavidson]

Wow. What a powerful conversation! I will definitely be running this on repeat. I walked down the aisle knowing deep in my gut it was the wrong thing to do. But I did it because I felt the pressure of letting people down…. So it was far easier to betray myself. After 20 years of a toxic, abusive marriage I have been in a six year court battle to get divorced. This experience has taught me the grave importance of living life with a clear understanding of who I am, what I expect and where I’m going. Many thanks gentlemen for all that you contribute to this world. 🙏🏻💫

[ashasahadew]

You guys hit the nail on the head...the fear syndrome is what binds us. We carry this baggage from past experiences with people whom we wrongly perceive as better than us. Time to fix this. Thank you Jay and Lewis. Sometimes we just need to hear it.

[sidharthasatapathy]

Lewis Howes, another empathetic, humble person, amazing human being ❤️

[mariolongtin]

I'm currently experiencing a very similar path to both of you. I'm in a setback. However, I know it's part of the process and the growth. The lessons learned have been tremendous. I feel like I'm in the spring. I've put in a lot of psychological and therapy work to overcome my past traumas, to live truth to myself and to reach my goals. It's a great feeling to be at this point.

[perfectlessness]

Thanks Lewis and Jay for sharing such valuable information with us for free. I don't know if we realise, how BIG of a gift this really is...🙏

[leonab]

Learned quiet a bit from you two.
That fear of disappointing people, earning peace, entrapping self to aboid faving the fear of letting go a relationship that isn’t right for you…. I have been trying to help a friend who has that issue. An empath who always gives and attracts users. Appreciate your perspective.

[alinabento]

I am really grateful for your work, but seeing you two together and the immense honesty that both of you share its divine ✨️ Thank you, Souls. Love you 🙏

[pattyleong]

I listen to you both religiously but today I was thinking of my 26 year old son as I listened and how your book, Lewis, is like preventative medicine. He has not yet experienced much of what you mentioned, but why not prevent the hardships by educating oneself through someone else’s experience.
Just bought him your book. Much gratitude.🙏🏽

[trainingvideos]

This interview created so many sparks in me. I resonated with Lewis regarding intimacy and relationships - understanding repeating patterns. The rest was such a gift to hear and is in practice. Thank you so much for this work!

[MrFinancialWellness]

I got that feeling when I learnt that I can choose what I want to become and act intentionally to achieve my goals..

[pe]

I love how two way it was. It truly felt like a conversation and forgot who’s podcast it was