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Lewis Howes shares a backstage moment when a colleague's prayer clipping brought his late father to mind, connecting him to his sister and to an event he started a decade ago. He reminds viewers they are loved and worthy.

Lewis Howes shares a backstage moment when a colleague's prayer clipping brought his late father to mind, connecting him to his sister and to an event he started a decade ago. He reminds viewers they are loved and worthy.
I was reading it backstage the other day, and my sister. My sister started crying because she was like, he's here. One of the guys that runs the production company with us, he brought a little prayer, and he cut it out of a newspaper clipping that he got at his church. And that's something that my dad used to do all the time. And for me, I haven't felt his presence. I haven't felt his presence that often. And so to feel his presence here is a very special thing. Since it was moving me so much, I said, let's take a photo of this. Let's put it up on the screen. Let me tell this story. And maybe someone. It'll be a sign for them, whether that be to connect with their parents more. And for me, it was a special moment, thinking of my father, knowing that he's one of the reasons why I created this event 10 years ago. Love you. So the signs are strong for me, and I hope you're feeling the signs for you, for whatever you feel like you're meant to be doing in your life. And I want to remind you that you are loved, you are worthy, and you matter.

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