Lewis Howes

He's a gold medalist, NBA champion.

He's got all the money in the world related to most people.

How could he have any stress or fear or worry based on everything he's created?

He's healthy.

He's handsome.

He's got the family.

Like, how can he be stressful if he's stressed out and uncertain and fearful?

And I'm a 20-year-old and I've got no money and nothing going for me.

I'm screwed.

There might be people thinking that.

What would you say to them who are saying man your your life is made Kevin, right?

high achieving individuals like yourself or anyone at an elite level, they've usually come from some type of wound or some type of trauma where they're driven to overcompensate.

You know, that was me, uh, to prove people wrong to like, whatever, to go for this thing.

And, and,

and stand up for their dreams.

That conditioning can teach us how to be driven to accomplish, but it doesn't teach us how to navigate our emotions.

No.

It doesn't teach you how to navigate success once you have it.

So this idea of the weight of gold, the documentary, which everyone should watch, talks about these Olympic gold medalists or medalists

who go through extreme depression within months after their Olympic medal or the Olympics.