Lewis Howes

One of the things I love about you is how intelligent you are and also vulnerable you are.

And I think that's a rare combination because usually people lean one way or the other, but you're really great at mixing both of them.

Oh, thank you.

And I wanted to ask you a question that I think has been an interesting conversation, specifically in the last three to six months.

That includes relationships, work, AI, and leadership.

Okay.

There's been a lot of, in my opinion, distractions over the last few years of all the new shiny things that come out that are available for us at work, home and in relationships.

And I'm curious with everything that you've seen in the last few years, all the different distractions that have come out in life, where do you see intimacy and relationships personally and also professionally

in the workplace as AI starts to evolve in everywhere.

Has four bullet points that talks about the benefits.

Um, and what are the emotions that are coming out of it at the early stages?

And where do you think that's good ahead over the next few years?

They're not asking those questions.

be you and me against the problem rather than me against you.

Which is like a healthy conscious intimate relationship, but they teach you in therapy.

Correct.

Do you think...

that we will ever, as a nation, at least in this country, be able to say, hey, how do we come together and focus on the problem, not you're right and you're wrong?

Or do you think it's politics create so much of a division that people just, there'll be too much fear for people to actually listen to both sides?

I'm not even talking about politics, but just about AI or relationships or business or wealth or whatever it might be.