The Power of Hope to Heal with Elizabeth Smart

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Thank you for watching this powerful interview with Elizabeth Smart!
If you haven’t heard of Elizabeth Smart, she was kidnapped by complete strangers at the age of 14 and held captive for 9 months. She endured nearly every terrible thing you can imagine.
Today, Elizabeth is a NYT best-selling author and has dedicated her life to bringing empowerment to survivors and awareness to these crimes.
On this episode, we discuss the biggest lessons she’s learned about forgiveness, her definition of hope, the importance of owning your story, and the biggest lesson she learned from her captors.
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*In This Episode, You Will Learn:
How long it took Elizabeth to forgive and move on (9:46)
The biggest fear for Elizabeth during her abduction (12:00)
What gave her hope while being held captive (14:13)
Her definition of hope now (16:46)
The difference between a collective community having hope and a single person having hope (24:38)
How people can be more educated to not commit these crimes (25:52)
What Elizabeth wishes more people would do about owning our own stories (28:12)
The biggest lesson that she learned from her captors (29:35)
Plus much more…
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The Power of Hope to Heal with Elizabeth Smart
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Комментарии : 48

@gracelewis6071 6 лет назад

It's really awesome that she acknowledges how many survivors don't have family to turn to. That's been my biggest struggle in life - I never had someone to turn to.

@LovedHappy 6 лет назад

You asked some great questions. I'll never forget when I heard her story in the news, I was just a girl, a bit younger than her and it was so upsetting. Love seeing the woman she has become through her adversity.

@butterflyeffect8214 Год назад

Same, I was 11 and I had her missing poster hung up on my wall. Her story has stuck with me forever.

@Eva-pd2qi 6 лет назад

Elizabeth you shine radiance. You are incredible.

@HipHopMovieNews 6 лет назад

You gave her some tough questions. And she handled them so well. What a great interview.

@TeneDonzo 6 лет назад

She has so a calming voice 😍

@nellier5704 6 лет назад

She went through fire, but her heart was not burned. Thanks for sharing this story. 🙌

@eve2929 6 лет назад

"Forgiveness is the greatest expression of self-love" ..love that! Amazing,brave lady

@FELIX-qr6vd 5 лет назад

Very thoughtful questions. Good Job Lewis and well done Elizabeth. She answered them all like a queen.

@ajamjamalice7802 6 лет назад

27:00 This thought sounded very important And when you'd taken her book her face changed Very vulnerable She is Great. I wish her to have even more power, peace and joy🌹🌹🌹🌞

@minhcao1838 6 лет назад

31:03 it got really awkward, but she handled that question gracefully.

@Cacofonixravi 6 лет назад

Lewis when ever you have hope the fear follows. It's like our two legs one follows the other. One needs to think deeply to understand this. If you have hope you are inviting fear. So the best thing to do is put the right thinking into the problem on hand and work on it. The best work you do move you to a better place, that is my take. Thank you. Best wishes

@kitziasalgado 6 лет назад

I love how sensitive you are to realize when it's time to end an interview.

@ThePsychicStylist 6 лет назад

I completely agree with her on porn. It's far more dangerous than people understand, especially to women and children.

@EvalynnFordawinn 6 лет назад

for man too!

@jillmorgan2507 5 лет назад

Was just about to comment the same exact thing! I've seen it change people. So sad and NEEDS to be taken more serious!

@zakariabikfiss4571 6 лет назад

Wow, powerful story from powerful women, thank you so much lewis you're the best, I'm addicted to you're podcast.

@keithlee7735 6 лет назад

Thank you Elizabeth, Lewis. Some of those question made me think about the, "places angels fear to tread!" This was one of your most engaging interviews to date Lewis.

@hal55984 5 лет назад

I admire her courage and bravery and I am glad she is doing better. Thank you for this interview.

@paradisecolors 6 лет назад

This is incredible resilience

@belhernandez426 6 лет назад

I would love to see more content on forgiveness like this. Elizabeth is truly a profile in courage.

@l.gmandonel7967 6 лет назад

You are a hero you dt let your pain get the best of you but you get the best of it to find courage to forgive to believe and to move on it takes a strong powerful brave person to do that and you are that person.

@ginar7187 6 лет назад

Wow.. Lewis.. thank you for this interview. This was incredible to hear her testimony of events and how it affected her. You were really introspective and thoughtful but really cut to the heart of the truth of where she really stood. Some of her answers surprised me. Thank you again for all you do.

@ginar7187 6 лет назад

You are super awesome Lewis... thank you for the interaction that you have with your peeps... there are many who don't engage... you do and it's wonderful!

@acekyt 6 лет назад

Engaging interview and Elizabeth, you are simply inspiring.

@organicallyhannah 6 лет назад

Really enjoyed how this conversation evolved. Very interesting.

@sevey15 6 лет назад

I have a question for Elizabeth: I love how you and past speakers have been able to see your experiences as a gift, so that you can now reach out and help others. My question is how do you move past your own pain to deal with the stories and experiences of others and be able to lift them up instead of falling into the darkness? I want to use my own traumatic experiences to help others, but the darkness comes everytime I think about it.

@mayumikakizaki9606 6 лет назад

I love you, Lewis!!

@Silverwolf-hr6wi 6 лет назад

Horrible story! But such an inspirational strong woman! Thanks for this!

@moritzschroder 6 лет назад

a good interview really depends on the interviewer rather than the guest. everyone can give interesting answers when asked the right questions. you, lewis, asked the right questions 😉

@caitlindonaghy2211 6 лет назад

I love her new book I’m On chapter five

@kitziasalgado 6 лет назад

You've become a GREAT interviewer... these questions were surprising, you led the interview really well ...and the sound is better :)

@chosendrawz 6 лет назад

This is such a phenomenally powerful interview. Thank you for such thoughtful questions and for sharing this amazing content.

@mikjanakiev4782 6 лет назад

Wow, what an amazing human being

@NateJohnson101 6 лет назад

Enjoying the Love mural behind your guests. Insightful interview with Elizabeth. You asked great questions that made me think.

@doggiedaddyrit7411 6 лет назад

Love you both , thank you very much

@monicanixon5140 4 года назад

I am grateful where the human moment of forgiveness is directly challenged here...where its explored mankind runs the gamut of sin ( any manner human against human, even self that threathens separation from love) can any sinner , can even the wicked be redeemed?

@kitziasalgado 6 лет назад

14:08 great question!

@LizR003 6 лет назад

Some people are too far gone. If they don’t truly feel bad about what they’ve done I think it’s because there is no good conscience there unfortunately and they just don’t care.

@mytreasuredcreations 6 лет назад

you asked hard questions and necessary ones! As people of faith, hope is available not only for the victims but for the abusers too. It's hard to live with the consequences of abuse. I appreciate her sharing her story and working to help others. She's an amazing woman and there are no easy answers. 💕💕💕

@doggiedaddyrit7411 6 лет назад

You decide who you are , tomorrow another day , I’m sure if you path is different than this you will never be who you are today and who you are today is so great great great you are goddess you are angel if I can be who you are today even if I have to take the path that worst than this I will still want to be you ^^ love you

@paolabueso 6 лет назад

Excellent questions. This is a very thought provoking interview. Thank you for sharing this.

@DanielAlvarezBicycleGarage 6 лет назад

Can Lewis Howes interview Lewis Howes? ¨cuz that will be awesome!

@johnmendoza5907 6 лет назад

Such a tough and beautiful interview Lewis. Good job Lewis.

@codediporpal 6 лет назад

The question about hope for past victimizers was is really important. It's a complicated question, and I was really surprised you spent some time digging into it. I don't think many interviewers would do that.