Lewis Howes

And do you want to live a crappy day or a beautiful day?

You talked about the minimal self and the aspirational self.

There's a great story or analogy about the two wolves that each one of us has, the good wolf and the bad wolf inside of you.

And whichever one wins is the one you feed, the wolf you feed that day inside of you.

I could have all this self-doubt and insecurity and anger and frustration in the world if I chose to feed those parts of me.

And I can also have all the joy and beauty and gratitude and appreciation and generosity and possibility thinking as well if I choose to feed those parts of me daily.

And if you want to live in a minimal part of your life,

Feed those doubts and insecurities and speak about them and own them and just let them take over your life.

Or say, I'm going to create a new life and I'm going to feed possibilities more.

I'm going to feed joy more, beauty more.

You know, I'm going to feed forgiveness more.

I'm going to feed these things so I have more peace inside of me.

And therefore, I can create the freedom in my life, which, again, going back to your free acronym.

I think a lot of people want to feel love.

They want to feel free.

If you're not willing to take on life and new possibilities, then you're going to always get what you've always had.

And again, I invest in coaching, in mentorship, in deep personal relationships as well, and masterminds.

And you have your book, High Performance Habits, that helps people become extraordinary in their lives if they're willing to take on new things in their lives.

And I want this conversation, I hope people go back and listen to this and watch this over and over again, because I want you, everyone watching and listening, to assess your life and just say, on a scale of 1 to 10, where am I at in my life?

Do I feel like my life's at a 10 in my health, my relationships, my finances, my purpose?