Lewis Howes

So can I end on gratitude?

Sure.

I want to thank you so much because you created a tipping point in my career where you believed in me, you listened to me wholeheartedly, and you put my work out there.

And people...

listen, and it was a total tipping point in my career.

And so you made me do podcasts.

You made me realize I can do them in their safe spaces, which I was a little afraid of.

You made me realize that I can find my people and I just have to speak to them.

And you always say, yes, how can I help?

Which I'm so grateful for.

Yes, yes.

Because we don't often feel gratitude in our relationships, right?

Especially, I've been married for 10 years with my husband for 16 years.

And you get very caught up in the logistics.

And so for anyone who's watching, I think we take the people we love for granted.

We think about giving gifts of word to our colleagues or to our clients or to our customers.

But, like, don't forget the person you live with.

Don't forget the person you care about.

Don't get stuck in the logistics, right, where you're like, you know, hey, honey, take the kids.

And so I think that gratitude is especially important at home.