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Personally been following Lewis for 4 years now and can honestly say, hand on heart, this guy is one of my most highly rated mentors in life. The wisdom and guidance I've received in those 4 years have completely changed my life and I would happily recommend Lewis and his School of Mastery to anyone looking to master every area of life.
Total Joke, Anyone who has any intelligence will work out they are just preaching ambiguous facts. He also has a terrible relationship with his partner.
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