Twenty-five years ago today, four planes were hijacked, the Twin Towers fell, and the world changed in the space of a morning. Whatever you were doing before 8:46 a.m. that day, you likely remember exactly where you were the moment you understood what was happening.
I still remember it. The shock. The fear. The sheer disbelief that something like this could be happening at all. And more than anything, I remember thinking about the people on those planes, in those towers, on the ground. The lives that ended that day, and the families who have carried that loss for every one of the 25 years since.
I want to take a moment today to pause and remember them. Not just the people who were there, but all of us who have been shaped by what happened since, in ways big and small, ways we’re still making sense of a quarter century later.
So today isn’t a coaching tip or a magazine update. It’s just a moment of remembrance. From my heart to yours.
