Maisie Williams: Be Your Own Hero with Lewis Howes

[@kingsmustrise]

you interviewed the most badass assasin in all of westeros

[@Fancysaltedpeanut]

damn fucking thirst is real, way to keep it together guys

[@reubencampbell5133]

Kings Must Rise this comment aged so well i-

[@kingsmustrise]

@@reubencampbell5133 right!?? That Last episode tho.....

[@alexandruoctavianbucur1617]

Maisie is not and ass she is very good person i like this interview very much Arya is my favorite caracter Arya is a woeior not asasine i admire i respect and i Love Maisie very Much

[@tulipchic34]

Maisie and Sophie have been doing some really interesting interviews. It’s surprising to see that two very successful young women also have the same insecurities as any normal young person. They both come across as very down to earth and genuine young women

[@dailydatingsecrets]

I'm not surprised bc young people cannot escape social media, and social media is the cause of all this anxiety

[@SaneMillennial]

Yeah I don't see how that's surprising especially in this day and age. Everyone's constantly judging everyone else while at the same time being super insecure of who they really are, and social media only magnifies it b/c it's so easy for anyone to write a snide comment on the internet whether they realize a famous person will read it or not. It's one of the most basic parts of our humanity. You won't escape it no matter what your career is and ESPECIALLY b/c their careers are in the spotlight.

[@timothyw98]

Being on one of the worlds most popular tv shows must be hell social media wise. I just wish people woukd take time to stop and think about the person they are typing about. Their under enough pressure as it is without people tearing into them.

[@mahamo92]

I love her authenticity Wow she's so aware of herself, this is beautiful for 22 young girl, Go bbe

[@alfreddelatourquipenche8287]

I sometimes look at my foot and worder whose it is.

[@alexandruoctavianbucur7514]

Maha Mohamed Iove she Maisie Williams sou much I am from Romania

[@mahamo92]

@@alexandruoctavianbucur7514 hello dear 🙋💜💚

[@alexandruoctavianbucur7514]

Maha Mohamed Hi nu friend i am Alexandru Octavian i am man i am from Romania i am big fan Maisie Williams i love Maisie very much nice to meet you

[@jaredislversteindrums]

This was so brave Maisie. Thank you for sharing this with all of us. ❤️

[@Jon_Nadeau_]

Wow I never knew she felt like this behind the scenes. She is a very talented actress and has accomplished so much at such a young age. She is far from worthless and I hope she finds happiness because she deserves it.

[@tinafisher]

my favorite actor on the show, she has such a promising career, please don't go dark, don't let the evil of hollywood and stardom take your soul. Stay good, stay moral.

[@nawfaleffendi9132]

nice advice miss

[@RedimAmeti]

Stay gold Ponyboy :)

[@lisahessinger6172]

Last week I watched Sophie’s Interview with Dr. Phil and was shocked about her struggles with her mental health and what she went trough the last years without anyone knowing about it. Now here I am watching Maisie being her real self and showing how nervous and anxious she is but still opening up and just tell her story is so brave and empowering of her. I never thought that those hilarious and confident looking girls went through dark years and feelings that I can so much relate to. What they’re are doing is way more powerful than they think. Just listening to someone else’s story and struggles and what they felt helps to feel somehow understood and less alone with your own struggles you thought no one could really understand. Thank you 💜

[@ivinart2030]

I felt like I was hearing a 50 year old lady, she has a BEAUTIFUL heart and is so MATURE to CONFESS her weakness from the past. With no doubt you are HELPing tones of PEOPLE out there with your story. WE WISH YOU ALL THE VERY BEST MAISIE, love u gal!

[@TheBenWTF]

I was a big fan of Maisie before listening to this, but this has only served to further my admiration of her not only as an actress but as a unique, thoughtful individual who has the same struggles as me and countless other people who struggle and have struggled with self worth. A really grounding discussion that shows that she is a real person, not an untouchable Hollywood elite.

[@Maisie_Williams]

[@meryha2361]

@maisywilliams you aree truly an inspiration to us , we adoreee youu Keep going !#!

[@EyezaLeZio]

Respect maisie you are a wonderful Person Never forget this

[@kvinettaf09]

I commented this already haha, but I'm putting this here in the chance you might see it! Woa that was amazing. Thank you Maisie for sharing all of that. Some of it really, really resonated with me. It went deep! And hearing it from you, I guess you do have a big voice atm because of your work, and I'm just really grateful that you and the likes of Sophie Turner have used it to open up about mental health, despite the difficulty in it. What you said about what makes you feel like you have value, that really hit home. And I feel the same, and have similar struggles, but making good connections with people, to me is such a good description of the core. Of the human condition. Ok wow, that was a spiel and a half, love what you did here, thank you!!! xx

[@pattyboi55]

Thanks for this Maisie, to be honest I used to judge you in interviews as I thought you came across as inauthentic. But this has made me realise it just made me uncomfortable because I saw my own defence mechanisms in front of me. Thank you for the honesty.

[@GreyDoofus88]

It was certainly inspiring to see you step out of your shell and say those things. But it escapes my understanding as to why you would judge yourself so harshly. Perhaps it's down to trying to find some form of balance between pride and humility, which can be quite challenging most of the time, especially for you and your fellow GoT colleagues who are like a family to you, even after the show has finished. Or it could also be down to the negative comments you have received from people who are envious of your successful achievements throughout your life so far. People who are lost, afraid and more often than not harbour aggression toward themselves, because they realise how vulnerable they are whenever they are or feel alone. I wish could find my own strength and courage to do the things that I desire, as you have continued to do so. But I too am also mired by my self doubts and harsh words to the point where I just sit idly by in a state of agonising silence. Though I'm taking part in a local comedy club, which is a good start for me. I figured if anyone can do it, then surely I could do so as well. The problem is I have trouble maintaining my composure and articulating myself, especially when I'm trying to think of things to say which could be interpreted as either humourous or offensive. Putting myself in a position where everyone is looking at me, expecting me to be a source of entertainment, is even more challenging than what I thought it would be. But I have learned that these things come with time and patience. For instance, the last comedy night I took part in my local pub... I was rambling about how Donald Trump pretty much decided to rename "Independence Day" by calling it "A Salute to America" Day. I said if that's the case we may as well rename as Easter as "Salute to cuddling Chickens and Rabbits, and sugar overdose (due to excessive consumption of chocolate eggs)." Halloween should be "Salute to evil spirits, nightmarish creatures and... sugar overdose (from candy). Finally skipping Christmas and going straight to Valentines Day (🤮) "Salute to Alcoholism, heartbreak, intercourse and... you guessed it... sugar overdose".

[@2982robin]

She’s a wonderful young woman growing up in a social media age and this is what I see as an issue most all young people have . This persistent anxiety . ♥️

[@lewishowes]

She's amazing Robin!

[@corsicanlulu]

social media is horribly addictive and destructive, especially to young people who dont know a life w/out it. sam vaknin and richard grannon, they have a documentary on it

[@jennigirl8275]

No, it's not social media that gives people anxiety, it's their thoughts and meanings they give into things!!! I know people who doesn't know nothing about social media but lives in anxiety Everyday!!! Many times we are looking for the reasons of our problems on all the wrong places!!!

[@thunderdrake13]

@@jennigirl8275 I agree with what you're saying but social media does play a big role in perpetuating the ongoing anxiety in modern society. I mean the data shows that we are living in the safest time in history, but yet anxiety is at an all time high

[@NikhitaPrabhudesai]

Wow, I didn't know Maisie was going through all of this whilst having the pressure of the final seasons of GoT. Really admire her courage to talk about her story and have such clarity on understanding her own thinking patterns. Thank you sweetie. We love you.

[@soxxel12]

Man after this interview and hearing Sophie Turner's struggles I really feel for these kids who attain global success and recognition at such early ages. Especially in this age of social media. I appreciate their openness with regard to their struggles.

[@osse1n]

Lewis, it's cool that you interview people from *ALL WALKS WALKS OF LIFE.* It gives very diverse perspective on how others experience this magnificent phenomenon called *BEING.*

[@fionaolivia704]

Thank you Maisie for being so beautifully vulnerable; your story is helping me right now...! I know it will help many more people to trust the process and have faith that difficult times can allow you to emerge as a greater version of yourself and I can't wait to get there! Wish you fulfillment and success for the future.Xx

[@lewishowes]

Glad you enjoyed Fiona!

[@tinaberry2012]

Beautiful and sensitive interview, well done Maisie you showed your vulnerability and allowed us to see and hear your authencity. So refreshing in an age of fake news and false personas. Sounds like you have ridden a huge wave to self awareness. It takes sensitive people like you to help others and yes empathy is a super power and one to be grateful for which you are. Continue to shine your light x oh and a huge thank you for being a part of the most amazing story that is Game of Thrones x sending you love and light x

[@lewishowes]

Grateful for you, Tina!

[@yianistefanidakis8226]

This is raw man... conversations that we live for!

[@BeautifullyChanged]

Love what Maisie says at 15:00... that she was waiting for something in the outside world and she needed to find peace on the inside. I would love to have some tea with her.

[@coachbahman]

*If nobody around you is inspiring you.. change your environment.*

[@lewishowes]

💯

[@ladyfoxwf1075]

Wish I could but I got to stick at college for a few more weeks

[@astoldbymuriel103]

This is the absolute truth. I changed my environment at 35 and my life gas changed tremendously

[@hiroshiaoki3737]

Dear Maisie, what you said about the 3 last truths, you would want to say to this world, if you were to leave for eternity, was a blessing to me and my family. I'll teach this to my children, and to pass it on to the next generation. Thank you so much.

[@ballerinagirl84]

Maisie, you were already one of my all-time favorite characters in GOT - matter of fact in any show - and now you're quickly becoming one of my favorite celebrities ever. Not because you are famous, but because of what a genuinely good-hearted person you are. The fact that you are using this platform that you have to share your journey in order to help so many others...that is the greatest gift you could give! You rock! And thank you Lewis for doing such a true and meaningful interview with her. You rock too!

[@trupinys1979]

I don't watch GOT and don't intend to, but gosh darn it, this girl is beyond adorable. She's so real, and open, and honest. All the best to you, Maisie!

[@itzybitzy1390]

I adore her. Maisie might not realize the impact of her artistry and efforts, but she has certainly inspired me more than she’ll know. She’s wonderful, both as Arya Stark and as herself!

[@prankurraj]

She is a total gem.thanks for sharing this.please be this happy all the time .

[@lewishowes]

You are welcome!

[@AbbeyKat]

As someone who deals with extreme anxiety every single day, this was so healing to watch. Mine is due to autism spectrum disorder, but the experiences and feelings she describes just really hit home. I’ve always felt embarrassed or ashamed to admit that I was struggling. It’s incredibly powerful to watch someone I admire share a story that I can relate to so personally.

[@TheJakeWilkinson]

This is the kind of interview that I love. There's no surface level, "hows the series going to end" bullshit. Hats off to you Maisie for being so honest and vulnerable in the interview. I love you girl. You are a fucking rockstar.

[@TheJakeWilkinson]

Not to take away from you, Lewis. You are an incredibly talented interviewer, conversationalist and overall person.

[@jengrigg3149]

I didn't know who Maisie was and I've never seen Game of Thrones, but I am so blown away by this young woman's courage in sharing her some of her most vulnerable moments. As someone who struggled with anxiety, I am so happy for her to have found a way through it at 21 rather than 47, and knowing that she has the tools to navigate it when it surfaces again. She is a very wise and authentic person and a true gift to the world.

[@wonderwoman3dot0]

Can I just say I always liked Arya but I LOVE Maisie even more. She’s just so real and brave and down to earth. Would be a dream to meet her.

[@ladyfoxwf1075]

This is one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen. Maisie might be the reason I carry on even though I have an irrational fear of something really horrible. Because Maisie has inspired me and has connected with me. I can’t tell any of you enough how much an interview like this does for me. I feel like I was in that room, and it was one of the most serene and reassuring things I have ever experienced. I’ve been imaging a lot of bad things recently and it was nice to have a break and I just imagined my self on the other side of the room sitting in a chair, mouthing to Maisie “you’re doing great” . And when she forgot what her friend said, that happens to me so much and it scares me. I want to try a million things and I just need to do it. I hate feeling stuck.

[@noelle5128]

I see so much of myself in what Maisie has said. Anxiety, self-loathing, the lot of it. The way she has spoken about how she has moved on from her bad habits and how she is still working on them is so inspiring. I’ve always measured my self worth with my achievements and what others think of me, but my crippling anxiety has left me with a small voice and feeling like I’m incapable. So seeing Maisie as someone who is so much like I am but is still able to power through it and be good at what she does is amazing. She works with her anxiety instead of covering it up or ignoring it and that is something I have never tried to do. Also, I watched her Ted Talk and thought it was brilliant, never once noticed a hiccup that wasn’t endearing. Watch it if you haven’t already. :)

[@NibsNiven]

Her pregnant pauses and other awkward moments were edited out.

[@sneezepal]

I like Maisie a lot. I truly hope she stays true to her heart.

[@sneezepal]

Incidentally, when's the last time you saw an American star Maisie's age sit for an in-depth interview like this? And speak so candidly, and eloquently, about serious topics? Without a manager or mouthpiece sitting just off camera, prompting them at every turn? Right---never.

[@tessaflatt7026]

What a beautiful honest interview, thanks for sharing!

[@lewishowes]

You are welcome!

[@lauramorrison5567]

The fact that she's not perfect and doesn't try to be or pretend to be is one of the things that makes her so amazing

[@naomipage3551]

You said one of the most important things “ everything is within you “. That’s something everyone needs to know. It’s about asking the right questions. And everyone can achieve greatness once they understand the power is always and all within yourself 💜💜💜🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@luisdeltoro1]

Maisie is such a brave woman! thanks for being so vulnerable and share your story with the world and also for answering those hard questions. At some point, I even thought that Lewis went too far with some of his questions but she answered them anyway. This is definitely a conversation that we all should listen.

[@kay_sac]

There are strong women on Game of Thrones. Both on the show and in real life! Thank you Maisie for sharing your story. You're truly an inspiration!

[@timothyw98]

Yea Game of Thrones has the best female characters that I've seen in a long time. Arya always my attention because she's such a cool character.

[@nanamae4520]

This interview is so underrated. So much maturity and honesty, I'm so proud of her. We're the same age and to see how similar we think is so...comforting in a a way, makes u feel not so alone. Would love to sit and hava a glass of wine with her and just talk about...life. Thank you for being so strong, Maisie. And thank you for this wonderful interview!

[@richardheng]

Thanks Maisie for being a beacon of light :), your vulnerability and your bravery towards life is beautiful. And thanks Lewis Howes too, for being who you are, being such a great listener and empath. You guys are beautiful.

[@devanmarie]

i just want to hug her and be her friend. So sweet and insightful. Self improvement and awareness, specially at our age isn't as common as it should be and it makes me so happy to see

[@scubasteve9715]

This makes me feel so connected and inspired by her, as someone who suffers from social anxiety, I totally relate.

[@KaoXoni]

I have never watched a single episode of Game of Thrones, and also Maisie's TED talk I have yet to watch (next), but from this isolated perspective, knowing nothing but what is said in the interview, I see massive parallels between Maisie's experience and what Robbie Williams went through. LOVE her bravery in coming out about this insecurity, anxiety, disconnection etc., LOVE her shedding the mask and LOVE how you, Lewis, are gently assisiting, sitting with it with her, listening, affirming, just opening up the room for her to be herself at her own pace. This ich could have never happened with the typical "lemme fix this forya" attitude that most guys almost automatically resort to when faced with a crying girl, if they even allow for so much awkwardness in the first place. You, Sir, are pretty amazing.

[@Daymickey]

We need more of this vulnerability and honesty in this world of instagram and surface level perfection. Thank you Maisie. May more people in the public eye follow your lead.

[@taratinker]

This was so great. I think most people just ask celebrities thoughtless questions about their characters, but I think what they really want is for people to ask them about THEM and their own feelings. You did that and it turned out so amazing and raw. They can get vulnerable because they can sense someone actually cares. Shows that fame, money, and being a fearless character on a show doesn’t make them invincible. Well done, and bravo!

[@Magnoliasdiary]

I've never watched GOT but I admire her, her vulnerability to speak about mental health and self care is inspiring. I love everything about this interview.

[@andreszwei]

Again; your guest selection it on point. Cool to see how tender you were, interviewing a younger person.

[@Actually_me755]

Andres Gutierrez exactly! Had the same thought

[@naomipage3551]

I am a trauma coach and I genuinely believe you are such an awesome person and amazing person. Inspirational to so many people 💜💜💜

[@buffytargaryan7171]

Maisie: Your TED Talk was EXCELLENT!! Your not alone, there are others who feel more than others, and what has gone on with you is the downside to it. It's uniquely beautiful and a blessing you will eventually learn to embrace :) You have shared this beauty with others in your acting - keep sharing your beauty.

[@johnsmith-yv7rp]

Incredible how open she is. Love her - really interested in mental health and peoples advice and experiences

[@AmaSharapova]

This is so sad, that such an amazing person had to go through so much pain. I struggle too and I wish you Maisie all the best in your journey to come!

[@DeadPyro96]

An amazing interview really. I usually don't care for celebrities but seeing Maisie share this much about herself and really opening up is pretty damn impressive. I think most of us can empathize with these sorts of mental issues. Which is kinda sad when you think about it - so many people feeling these emotions. So many people hating themselves for no good reason. Hearing her talk about it made me realize that I am one of those people as well to some extent. But I think we should talk about it and realize that we feel those emotions.

[@rivert7517]

Truly amazing! It shows that Mental health does not discriminate. Some people seem to believe that celebrities are super human, but that is not the case. They have fears, weaknesses and suffer from Mental health etc. Well done Maisie and thank you Lewis. Truly brilliant.

[@CaellenH]

Her bravery/vulnerability/honesty is super inspiring and healing. Thank you Maisie 💖

[@nickbargas7352]

So many people walk on this earth unconsciously. When you look deep within yourself and understand your weaknesses and vulnerabilities you open yourself to criticism making you a target. In the end you begin to live in the truth and you understand who you are and you love yourself. It is a constant learning project to be the best you can be and don't get down on yourself if you don't succeed every day. When you live in the truth you stop projecting your insecurities onto others and you own them, understand them and learn from them. Surround yourself around POSITIVE loving genuine kind people that make you feel good and they give off a positive energy. Withdraw yourself from all negative people in your life and do the best to limit contact with those that are negative but you still have to see them. Be kind to others, tell the truth, love nature and everything in it, be humble and caring for others but don't be a punching bag to people that are jealous of you. There is an awakening happening around the world and it is starting to spread fast. Don't be left behind in this material world and understand that we all come from the same creator. Some of us chose to live in the light/truth and some of us stay asleep and live in the dark/untruth.

[@xChronicleNurse]

Man i love how real she is, i know exactly what she means about the anxious part. Yet she still puts her real self out there and takes the risks. This is a real rolemodel people should be following.

[@icicleicicle]

Arya is my favorite character. Love maisie 💕she deserves all of the acclaim

[@indrinita]

She's incredibly wise for her years. If only I had had these kind of insights at her age! Good for her. She deserves all the good things she has worked for and has gotten.

[@beabanky108]

Maisie, I think your honesty about anxiety in difficult situations is actually liberating - Admitting it is brave. And it makes you relatable and real.

[@MrRickkramer]

Around 22 minutes, I just wanted to give her a big old hug. Maisie seems such a sweet person, I’m glad she’s doing better!

[@Fifimods]

What a beautiful person Maisie Wiliams, and thank you Lewis for being you.

[@lewishowes]

You are welcome!

[@anouchbaki2263]

I really feel the same as her... I'm not famous and I don't know what it feels like but the fact that she is emotionnaly true to herself so honest about her past and present problems makes me feel close to her journey in a way.

[@alinmor3337]

What an open hearted, authentic and smart young woman.

[@NoName-tz7uw]

Honestly she's is perfect in my eyes. I accept every action of her's be it hand movements,voice, laugh,eye movement,head,etc . She's such an inspiration. I m 21 as well and i am still nowhere close to her understanding of oneself , she's so eloquent and how can she see so clear of herself at this age.

[@cronut4567]

I'm about the same age, and I think I might know how. When something goes horribly wrong in your life for a long time, but on the surface it looks great, eventually you will start to realize that the source is yourself. Or in her case, a friend helped her reach that. You will then try very hard to understand yourself and desperately try to figure a way out. I think her awareness of self came initially like mine did, from a desperate attempt to save herself. Ultimately all the pain just ended up deepening self understanding. She must have already realized how strong she really is. That's why she says empathy is her superpower, I think. It is a strength to be able to bear deep emotions, and one you can't find without experience.

[@nancylightwerker199]

Thank you to both Lewis and Maisie for sharing your honest emotions and having the courage to do so. When Maisie was talking about having someone listen and ask good questions instead of people trying to make her feel better, I think that's very important, that us empaths don't need people to make us feel better, we need people to listen and be there for us. I've realized life can be hard for us empaths, but we can find like minded people to share this journey together with...people who love and respect us for who we are and all the light and love we bring into the world in these dark and transitory times. I think the world would be a better place if we had more people like Maisie living from their hearts

[@naomirobinson2748]

My favourite interview yet. So grateful for how honest and real it was, a real life example of how anxiety doesn't have to let you hold you back. Feel the fear and do it anyway! A massive thank you I am SO inspired x

[@lavane26]

she's such an icon. i love that she could make herself vulnerable like this, i think it's a positive thing especially for younger people, to see a role model like her express herself and share her story. it can only have a positive impact for younger people with similar problems, to know that they're not the only ones going through something like this. i'm also very glad that she's in a better place now, that she has found self-love.

[@DizajnDigitalnihProizvoda]

There is one great book - "The courage to be disliked" - for all the beautiful people dealing with similar doubts and issues. 💜

[@tinaberry2012]

Thanks for reminding me about this book. I bought it over a week ago and have yet to pick it up x

[@renee3356]

This was very, very brave of Maisie to do. Such a powerful and impressive interview, not to mention she's only 22! She's such a lovely, strong person. Thank you for doing this interview and letting her talk .

[@galena4785]

I see myself in her. I, too have the same thing with the self-loathing and anxiety. It's good to see that a person feels the same.

[@TimJohnsonrecovery]

Such an important message from a very wise and talented young lady. Its taken me over 50 years,i have only just stopped the act and found my true self worth and acceptance. Three years ago i stopped looking for it outside myself,i now try to pass on the message through my channel.Incidentally Lewis you have been a massive influence and inspiration for me. Thank you and much love to you

[@RoLa1405]

This is so amazing that she is sharing this dark side of her life! Because all off us have dark moments in life and knowing that someone so "successful" also has mental struggles is really refreshing, we are all human after all, we are all the same.

[@robertbloom4424]

People make the mistake of waiting until they feel "ready" to try big things. You can hear the nervousness in Maisie's voice and especially her laugh -- and despite her anxiety, she moves forward anyway. This is a big lesson for everyone: don't wait until you feel "secure". Go forward anyway.

[@loveyourselfxx5137]

Maisie, you are an amazing person and everyone can look up to you. I do too❤

[@sarasotarebel2445]

I had the same reaction when I tried to watch GOT the first time. I got about 10 minutes in and felt that it was not for me. But then a few months later, it just kept popping up and I felt that the Universe really wanted me to see this show so I committed to watching the entire first episode and then I was totally hooked. I was never into sci-fi or fantasy shows but GOT broke me.

[@DJRyo912]

same I gave up after the 2nd episode...it wasn't until the last episode of s1 where I got hooked..such a great show

[@juliebarnum380]

I can so completely relate to the anxiety issues and feelings of low self worth, and yet working through it anyway and being stronger for it. Honestly, a lot of the interview you could have sat me there, saying the same words, and it would seem logical I'd be saying that to people who know me. So thankful that Maisie did this interview!!! You help more people than you know by sharing and letting people see you as you are. Wishing you all the best (as well as the best for my girl ARYA ;) ).

[@lisajguo]

I went through a very similar process of individuation and finding myself in the past year. Learning what my defence mechanisms feel like and why they spring up, how to set healthy boundaries, take care of myself, and have faith in myself and others. I'm also 21 turning 22, what a coincidence! It is incredibly, incredibly validating to know that I'm in good company going through all of this. Thank you Maisie and Lewis for this interview.

[@UnopinionatedBystander2393]

Maisie...I really needed to hear this. I'm so grateful for your raw openness. I'm putting this video in my self-care toolbox. You're amazing!

[@JamesSsekamatte]

Ive never found it so hard to hold my tears back while watching a video... Wow.. Her personality is so cool both on set and real life yet also very different...

[@jeancarlotavarez111]

This is one of most beautiful and inspiring interviews I've ever watch. Her vulnerability, openness and authenticity is refreshing! So heart opening, centering and grounding. So on point it came out when the new season is out. Thank you Lewis and thanks Massie! Loved it!

[@pmiles363]

58 minutes of Maisie Williams give life advice Yes please

[@rominaperez512]

This is so strong and so powerful, first of all thank you both, for opening up that way, it´s important to embrace that vulnerability and use it to make you stronger. I cried so much, but it was because I felt every word so much. Maissie, I really wish I can say to you how strong and beautiful you are, for us, young woman and especially artist, hearing this testimony is so special, and you are so special, and inspiring. This is a great interview, congrats, and thanks again. I kind of needed this and I did even knew it.

[@jennigirl8275]

I think that people always confound their true self with the person they use to be unconsciouslly when nobody is looking at them ( or alone),when in fact their true self is the best version of themself (that they would choose to be if they weren't scared)!!!!! I used to hate when people say " just be yourself" or "accept yourself" or "stay yourself" because I always hated who I thought I was, so I used to felt stuck with that personnality (ackward and boring) for so long!!! But now I know that I am not!!! We can choose to be anybody anytimes!!! Fake it till you become it!!! And most importantly is when you change, others and circumstances change too to reflect the way you are in the inside!!!💜

[@halofan117halofan6]

Everyone should go through this stage at least once in their lives in finding who they are, by doing so you're being honest with yourself. Best of luck to her in the future.

[@PracticalInspiration]

Fantastic, I've never actually watched any interviews with Masie so got a new perspective from this

[@lewishowes]

Appreciate you!

[@inesstojanovic]

Thank you Maisie! Thank you for sharing your story with us. Thank you for you honesty, openness and vulnerability! And thank you Lewis for this podcast! :)

[@smitsun]

I absolutely loved this! I must say I cried with Maisie as I could relate to her many times. Very sensitively questioned by Lewis. Thank you!

[@akumacode]

Thank you Maisie! Your story was so relatable for me. I really connected with the part where you talk about not feeling any emotions during your final shoot with GOT. There was a time in my life where I had experienced something similar and I had to make a choice, to continue living life feeling nothing, or to experience life at its fullest

[@Zombieyan]

One of the best heart felt interview ever...

[@matheecanadian]

Gosh, she’s just so wise and inspiring. 💜 Go Maisie !

[@alishamacaulay1710]

I love her on screen and off vary humble takes alot to talk about stuff we dont feel comfortable talking about. I used to burn myself and talk down to myself i pushed everyone away i was so mean. Im so glad im past that point and vary happy for u also godbless and ur journey has just began.

[@keywater1850]

I felt so much connection with what she said she’s so inspirational ! I couldn’t stop tearing up. We can see how genuine she is. I love her deeply ( weird thing to say as I don’t know her but I know that a lot of person understand what I mean )

[@sophieangel6882]

Maisie Williams, this is such an incredible, open and honest conversation. You have so much self-awareness and are way ahead of the game. Most people, famous or otherwise, would find that impossible. Totally inspirational, brave and imperative to the world right now. You will go so far, and take many people with you. Well done. Don't stop. Xxx

[@naomipage3551]

Maise your TED talk was amazing and very inspirational 😘😘😘

[@tazmina777]

You are in London Lewis!!! Whoop whoop! Ae you still here?😊😎 Great to see Maisie so authentic and open up like that. You always get the best out of people Lewis.💗

[@terrywilliamson825]

Very powerful interview! I've always admired Maisie with good reason. I've watched her Ted Talk and was blown away, but this interview shows the struggle that she has had and the progress she has made! It broke my heart to see her cry, but it is good that she is able to let it out and heal. Her Ted Talk theme was that the 15 minutes of fame is fleeting, but creativity and talent carry you throughout your life. Her life is a true inspiration. Maisie is amazing. Thank you so much for making this interview.

[@raindropsofhope1]

What a beautiful human being!

[@momslikemechicago]

What a fabulous interview! So heartfelt and real. Couldn't wait to share it! Vulnerability is beautiful!

[@omaryrodriguez]

Maisie, thank you for sharing. You are so brave and magnificent for telling your story. You can rule the world and because of you, is the only reason that I watched Game of Thrones. I heard someone say to create a brag binder in which you save all the wonderful messages people send you and accomplishments and can look at it when you are feeling down and think you haven’t done anything. It really helps as a reminder of what you have done and what you can continue to do.

[@borghe]

incredibly brave for her to come on, as someone who is still trying to figure it all out. Unbelievably vulnerable and brave. Thank you. ❤️

[@desireeclenney4348]

I don’t know what led me to this video and particularly on this day. I don’t watch Game of Thrones but am familiar with Maisie... This interview truly gave me an epiphany and in the greatest way. Thank you both for this interview and Maisie for opening up about your internal struggles. Interviews like these can change peoples lives.

[@vanfurrh1938]

Maisie, I am so impressed that you could make yourself vulnerable by discussing your insecurities. I believe when we do the hard things, like you did in this interview, that we make ourselves stronger and more able for the future. Congratulations for your strength of conviction and character.