Lewis Howes

So a hypothetical scenario, you get to live as long as you want to live, but it's your last day on Earth.

You've created everything you want to create personally, professionally, hobbies.

You do it all from this moment until that day.

But you have to turn the lights off and go to the next place.

And for whatever reason in this hypothetical question, you have to take all of your work with you.

So no one has access to this book, any book, articles, interviews, it's all gone.

Hypothetical.

But you get to leave behind three lessons that you know to be true from your whole life's experience, everything you've learned.

What would be those three truths for you that you would leave behind?

Oh, really?

I don't think I can remember hearing investing in people like that and how it will return in your investments.

So that's really cool.

Can I ask, like what are, do they change?

They've definitely evolved over time, but I would say my three truths in this moment would be

To live in gratitude and to really have a perspective of life and look at the beauty and the gratitude of the things that are happening as opposed to the negative sides of things.

Living in gratitude always makes me feel better.

It always puts me in a state of appreciation.

And when you appreciate something, it tends to appreciate in value, even emotionally.

So living gratitude would be number one.

Number two would be