Lewis Howes

Do you think we'll ever be able to do that?

War?

Why do you think

In our personal lives, it takes a near-death experience to us or someone around us, a big health scare, a divorce, a breakup, or a massive breakdown in career or something, for us to see a new path and start improving who we are, becoming better, transforming, overcoming this breakdown.

And why does it sound like it takes war or conflict or something extremely scary out there for us to come together and start to transform as well as people?

You were there?

What was that?

I mean, this is a little sidetrack here, but what was that...

day like?

I mean, watching it at your office, what was the scene like?

Were people paying attention?

Was all eyes on the building?

Non-stop, yeah.

Holy cow.

Did you guys, did you go back to work or did it was like work was done for weeks?

How did that moment of being there, ground zero, really shape you emotionally after that, after experiencing it in person?

You know, I was a freshman in college when I saw it on TV and it was like,

It was a big deal in Minnesota when I was in college there.

It was like, you know, the whole city came together.

It was the whole thing, but you were there.