2014-12-10
1 小时 8 分钟I've known Louis Howes for probably the better part of five years now, and I consider him a pretty good friend.
I thought I knew him pretty well, too, and I still do.
But when he came to me last year to share something, share something that had been weighing deeply on his heart, deeply in his head and his soul since he was a small child, a deep secret, I was stunned, absolutely stunned.
This was one of those moments where you ask yourself, wow, do we really ever talk about anything real?
A little bit later, Lewis came to me and said he wanted to share what he shared with me publicly.
And he asked if I would sit down with him and if we would record a conversation.
He had shared it with a number of different friends, and he felt like his experience, what happened to him when he was a small child was something that he wanted to bring public to help other people who may have endured something similar.
I was hesitant because I didn't know how people would receive it, but I agreed.
And what unfolded, I think, was a pretty powerful conversation.
Lewis shared that conversation with his own community a couple of months back, and I'm going to share it with you guys today because I think it's an important conversation.
Here's Lewis house.
I'm Jonathan Fields.
This is good life project.
What is up, guys?
Lewis Howes here.
And today I am with my good friend Jonathan Fields, and I asked him to come on to facilitate this podcast, this episode, because I wanted to completely open up to you guys about an experience that I had.
And I wanted to have him on here to really facilitate and support me in navigating this conversation.
And I think it's really important for me to have someone like Jonathan that I trust and that I feel comfortable with so that I can talk to about this subject that we're about to uncover.
So thanks for coming on.
Yeah, I mean, thank you for inviting me on.