The School of Greatness

“Nothing else matters if you don’t find a way to love yourself for who you are.”On today's 5-minute Friday, Lewis discusses the importance of accepting yourself and addressing your shame. He shares a plan for learning to love yourself, even if you struggle with self-doubt, anxiety, and uncertainty.

“You’re one contact away from your life changing. If you start valuing your contacts like a book of business, everything changes.”Lewis is joined by entrepreneur, investor, and content creator Patrick Bet-David to discuss his new book, “Your 5 Next Moves: Master the Art of Business Strategy.”

“We missed the fact that there was this symbiotic, sentient being that was not only living within us, but was directing us.”Lewis sits down with a School of Greatness icon, health and nutrition expert Dr. Steven Gundry, to discuss the obscure foods that reverse the aging process, the dangers of over-the-counter medicine, and the best ways to protect yourself against viruses, including COVID-19.

On today's 5-minute Friday, Lewis reflects on one of his favorite guests ever: Dr. Laurie Santos, a Yale Psychology Professor and an expert on happiness. Lewis re-examines Dr. Santos' six-point plan to become truly happy.

“With great vulnerability comes great connection and courage.”Lewis chats with Kati Morton, a clinical psychologist, licensed marriage and family therapist, and viral YouTube personality whose mission is to decrease the stigma around mental health issues. They discuss the steps to overcoming loneliness, the value of vulnerability, how to recognize and combat depression, and so much more.

“Genius is less about genetics and much more about your daily habits.”Lewis is joined by leadership expert and bestselling author Robin Sharma to discuss how "The 5 AM Club" can help you reframe your mind, rebuild your heart, and renew your life. They also talk about the problem with positive psychology, and how to take advantage of this challenging moment to develop resilience.

On today's 5-minute Friday, Lewis lets us peek inside his heart and home, unpacking the last 6 months of a challenging yet deeply rewarding relationship with his girlfriend, Yanet. He describes how they've grown closer and stronger during the quarantine.

“If everybody would focus focus focus on child crimes, we could end it. It’s not going to be governments alone. It’s going to be people getting loud.”With July 30 being the UN's World Day Against Human Trafficking, Lewis sits down with Tim Ballard, the CEO of Operation Underground Railroad, to discuss his efforts to fight child sex slavery and rescue kids around the world.Although this was not an easy conversation, and some of you might find this interview disturbing, the subject is so important.