EPISODE 496: Lewis Howes
The School Of Greatness
EPISODE SUMMARY
They say, if you aren't born to be an entrepreneur, then make yourself into one. And that's precisely how Lewis turned himself into.
In this episode, Lewis brings up his early life and discusses how he draws strength from his mission, and how being appreciative all the time helps him perform better throughout the day. He also shares how his thirst for knowledge improves his life and helped him start his business.
KEY TOPICS DISCUSSED
Turning Yourself into an Entrepreneur: Lewis shares his journey of transforming himself into an entrepreneur, highlighting the mindset and determination required to succeed. He discusses how, despite not being "born" an entrepreneur, he developed the skills and resilience needed to build his own business from the ground up.
Drawing Strength from a Mission: In this episode, Lewis talks about the importance of having a clear mission that drives him forward. He explains how his personal mission gives him strength and motivation, helping him overcome challenges and stay focused on his goals.
The Power of Appreciation and Thirst for Knowledge: Lewis emphasizes the role of gratitude in his daily life, explaining how being appreciative enhances his performance and well-being. He also discusses his continuous thirst for knowledge and how this passion for learning has been instrumental in his personal growth and the success of his business.
CONNECT WITH LEWIS HOWES
LinkedIn: Lewis Howes
Instagram: @lewishowes
X: @lewishowes
Website: www.lewishowes.com
ABOUT THE GUEST
Lewis Howes is an American high-performance business coach, New York Times bestselling book, lifestyle entrepreneur, keynote speaker, and former professional Arena League football player. His podcast, The School of Greatness, is among the top 100 on iTunes and he was named one of the top 100 young entrepreneurs in the nation by the White House and Former President Obama. Howes has been on numerous prominent media platforms, including Ellen, Good Morning America, The Today Show, The New York Times, People, ESPN, Sports Illustrated, Men's Health, and Details magazine named him one of the "5 Internet Guru's that can Make You Rich."
