he was a huge part of movies if you grew up in the early 90s. what a nice and humble guy, glad he got his health together.

“No great thing is created suddenly, any more than a bunch of grapes or a fig. If you tell me that you desire a fig, I answer that there must be time. Let it first blossom, then bear fruit, then ripen.” - Epictetus Success takes time, patience and perseverance. Keep up the good fight all those that are struggling to remain on their journey to whatever their version of success is.

@P-CRUZ

3 жыл бұрын

Beautifully told. Thank you for sharing.

This guy has cracked the code. He has integrated his shadow self into his higher self and has begun the journey to self- mastery. The goal in life is wholeness, not perfection.

@davehaaww8881

Жыл бұрын

A year later, this jumped out at me. This is really relevant. I'm using the Jungian model now. It's very useful.

I love hearing people's story and how they overcome their difficulties. Inspiring.

@jamesrogers6944

3 жыл бұрын

Vfc

I absolutely fucking love this guy. Thoughtful, considered, from the heart in all of his responses

I’ve watched Ethan since he played Frankie on ‘Boy Meets World.’ It’s great to see him be healthy.

I lost 300 lbs now I weight 295 lbs..:-)

@stephenantonicelli7069

3 жыл бұрын

Mother would be proud..:-)

@RobinMarconeCassidyRN

3 жыл бұрын

Good for you!! Congratulations!!

Great interview. Love his honestly. He's a better actor than he gives himself credit for.

@coachkelli9131

3 жыл бұрын

33.45mins into the interview = great perception by Ethan. Two great guys. Loved this interview.

48:06 I feel like this is the basis on which parents can sit with their kids to understand them as opposed to shaming them. I may be wrong here, but people tend to avoid relationships with anyone who makes them feel guilty. It was good to get to know Ethan.

With this guy's transformation I am beyond surprised that nobody else has interviewed him about his mindset and motivation

@ronaldcapeaujr4124

3 жыл бұрын

@kingwoods Woods what??

@ronaldcapeaujr4124

3 жыл бұрын

@kingwoods Woods haha so because he's rich and made a self improvement he used drugs?? Haha wow

@ronaldcapeaujr4124

3 жыл бұрын

@kingwoods Woods must be fun making excuses why you can't succeed yet others can

@irinab7524

3 жыл бұрын

@@ronaldcapeaujr4124 have you noticed, too, that losers always find excuses why for them it’s impossible? It amazes me

I used to watch my name is earl growing up and I always liked him as he was. I'm happy for him that he's happy 😊

@airportatheist1645

3 жыл бұрын

He was great in that show lol

The human embodiment of humility.

Awesome interview. Ethan seems like such a down to earth, humble, honest, self-aware guy. I could have listened to him for a few more hours, in this interview. And he has great hands, beautiful. Lol. I love Ethan and wish him the best in life!

@lewishowes

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for your feedback 🙂

Yes!!! Been waiting to hear this cat tell his story!!! Yesssssss

Speaking truth about the knee pain.

Your videos are so inspiring! 🙋🏻‍♀️ I learn something new from every guest. Who's with me?! 🤓

@LivingSwedish

3 жыл бұрын

@@JohannesWOW Not valuation, education 😊

@kelvinstones979

3 жыл бұрын

I got a transfer of $22,000 directly to my bank account all thanks to expeditetools com .

It takes will,determination,guilt,effort to lose weight.I have lost nearly 10 kg in 2 months,Ethan Supalee has a point on how weight could change your life.

@dreamingrightnow1174

2 жыл бұрын

I think he uses the word "guilt" when he means several different things, especially shame or remorse or even insight. Guilt can be (and most often is) attached to misperception. Remorse is acknowledging a true perception and accepting responsibility.

Loooove him describing the internal dialogue! 💖💖💖💖

Simply Amazing! 😊

Great show! Been following his journey. He's very inspiring and humble

Seriously great interview I loved it The honesty, Being as honest as he remembered is truly wonderful to listen to

Great interview. Ethan is so humble about himself.

This man speaks so much truth with which I can relate. As always Lewis Great interview! The different parts of us he's discussing is possibly our microbiome, or so researchers are saying.

Excellent interview. Thank you.

Amazing story! Very inspiring!! thank you!!

@lewishowes

3 жыл бұрын

🙏❤️

This guy acted in American History X (classic) and Buterfly Effect great underrated movie

Congratulations! Your looking awesome!

Great interview. Take care. Truth in this.

Great interview!

Great Actor. With or without the extra weight. Amazing story. Keep up the good work!

Thank

Hes beautiful...just from his effort!! Keep your eyes on the prize

I have been looking forward to hear from Guest Name for ever, particularly on the topic of Guest Occupation and Stuff.

@kaipattersonfilms

3 жыл бұрын

😅😂😅 whoops! My bad

@TheMrFive

3 жыл бұрын

@@kaipattersonfilms way funnier this way, and it isn't like Ethan needs an introduction. Anyone with some memory for faces has seen him in something.

The Golf Cart story is so funny

"mindless depression washes over you" nicely explained

@successsuccessfullove9394

3 жыл бұрын

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I grew up with him in a way. Ive seen the ups and downs. He's soooo real and humble about it...."and I'm a sober guy." Heeeeeell yeah man!!!! Actually been curious about his weight loss story...basically everything you asked him. 😊💖💖💖👏👏👏👏💪💪💪💪

A remarkable man. A remarkable achievement.

This is amazing! Subbed!

What a great interview!

@lewishowes

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you 🙏

Could I get any advice on weight training I am a beginner I am new to it and this video is awesome and Ethan supplee he works his ass inside the gym

Ethan is my inspiration to workout and that I CAN DO IT. Don’t be fat and obese because it’s easy you’ll die by 50 GET GAINS BECAUSE ITS HARD and actually feel good about yourself THANK YOU ETHAN

thank you I need to start this journey

@lewishowes

Жыл бұрын

Excited for you! 🙏

I loved this guy in " My name is Earl "

Kudos bro! *A.

Another wonderful content, I always anticipate your video

@lewishowes

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 😀

His humility helps him in my opinion.

I love this interview, very open and honest! I have 40lbs myself and I really understand what Ethan was talking about.

I went to the gym today because of you

0:27 is that the template of where the guests name should be and their job?

Great interview and only in the first few minutes (going to be a great one). In your fit pictures with beard, you look alot like Seth Feroce.

@sooparticular

3 жыл бұрын

well not ENOUGH drugs

He’d be a perfect Jack Reacher! Lovely guy. Wow his eating on his own and drinking sounds so much like me. I could listen to him all day. Incredibly wise

Hay randy,

Lewis, great interview but I’m sad at how much you laughed at Ethan when he told the story about the golf cart. He was sharing a vulnerable story and your uncomfortable chuckling was awkward and difficult to watch. Not good.

20:40

His story should be a movie - 2 movies - one about great achievement for men, and a romantic one for women.

Ethan supplee is awesome I am glad he lost all the weight he looks amazing

For me it would take NO effort to gain weight

@sooparticular

3 жыл бұрын

hhhaaaaaaa exactly!!!!

God is great

0:25 Guest name?

@djuniteofficial

3 жыл бұрын

Gusto Occupation and Stuff.

@kaipattersonfilms

3 жыл бұрын

Whoops! School of Greatness editor here. Now you all know my secret template lol. Very embarrassed but hey, you live and you learn. Next time I’ll do better 😅😅

@GMANKOOL23

3 жыл бұрын

Ethan Suplee

3:32 - What is harder to do gain the weight or lose the weight. Yeah, I don't think I've ever heard a more stupid and irrelevant question in an interview. He is still a pretty massive man. What kind of foods did he eat to get so big? But, congratulations Ethan.

@jp3mcpherson

3 жыл бұрын

Depending on the person, some can gain easier than others can loose, and visa versa. In this scenario it was a dumb question tho.

If you’re reading this... you’re in the gym 💪🏼

For true fans you'll understand me when I say " I said what I said"

5:50 big people problems.

ethan suplee lost 250 + punds what a weight loss ?

Another flat-feet equation: 40yrs + Vans shoes + Skateboarding. Kiddies, take note. *A.

@s.g.3042

3 жыл бұрын

I wore Van's back in 1987. Yes, the checkered ones 😎👍 I don't see any reason, why I shouldn't be wearing them now at almost 50 y.o.😋

Lewis, I have to say that as a fan of the work you're trying to do, I'm disappointed that you have had Scientologists like Ethan Suplee and Grant Cardone on your show. Especially as someone who is a survivor of childhood trauma, the organization that these guys support inflicts trauma on children and families and is something that should not be given a platform on a program like yours. Otherwise, thank you for everything you do.

@OkIPullUp.

3 жыл бұрын

What organization are you referring to that inflicts trauma to children and families?

@LucasCatton

3 жыл бұрын

Scientology

@OkIPullUp.

3 жыл бұрын

@@LucasCatton Shady organization indeed.

A miss is as good as a mile

there’s a really good chance that the flat tire was a prank

He lost 250 pounds, and found 20 square feet of excess skin. To bad they cancelled the Chance show, he was very good in that. I guess they are not going to go back and revisit that show ever. Too bad.

27:40 He worked constantly for 25 years and still wasn’t wealthy? Damn Hollywood is expensive. 🤔 28:04

@dawncarrasco8320

3 жыл бұрын

He obviously wasnt good with money or was taken advantage of like many stars who let agents run the show.

I've never seen any of his work; He seems like a nice guy and all, but I'm not seeing what the message is here.

@adrianm8212

3 жыл бұрын

He lost a bunch of weight

@user-dv8bs7tb5c

3 жыл бұрын

Hes an actor in lots of shoes and movies,I thi k they thoughtvthatvgies without saying and he . As the person above said lost a bunch of weight lol the point is "hey remember this guy? He completely changed his life!"

Cant believe this guys laughing at the Golf cart story. Soo disrespectful

Why didn’t you look more at why you lost so much when you ate only meat. You should visit that with interim fasting

All those qualities she named off is what a man needs in a woman but I don't think she possessed those

Naturally skinny people have no idea how hard it is to restrain oneself from indulging because they never even tried to restrain. When I was naturally skinny in my childhood to teenagehood, I would assume that fat people simply gorge themselves because they are mentally lazy as f*** and just want to be disgusting. But I DID gorge myself and ate always untill I felt painfully over- stuffed yet I was skinny. So, I did the same thing - stuffed my face and yet assumed that I was NOT lazy as f*** simply because my body stayed skinny. I was really blessed I could gorge without consequences.So I had no idea that this blessing would come to an end at around the age of 13. Once I hit puberty and stopped growing in height, I noticed my belly slowly changed. By the time I was 16 my belly was protruding and thighs became too thick and I could not figure out why because I didn't suddenly change my eating, but my figure somehow changed. I thought my figure shouldn't change because I ate as I alwayd did throughout my life - until I was painfully stuffed! Later I learned that I was blessed in the first place - blessed that I had such free-all-you-can-gorge time and still stay skinny .... because there are other people who naturally lose that easy time by the age of 5 already (when they are still kids). And yet they are those, who never lose that easy-no-effort time and stay skinny forever (those are a very small minority though). But the latter, the luckiest of all, exist and they they are the ones who have no idea how agonizingly hard it can be to resist bodily cravings. Resisting sometimes can feel like torture: like trying not to breathe at all and staying happy at the same time. I discovered that I'm an addict when it comes to sweets and I was simply lucky to be able to indulge and gorge without consequences until 13. Today, I maintain a very healthy weight, but I eat consciusly and responsibly, caarefully planning the majority of my meals. I was lucky for awhile, but I'm not lucky any more. The good thing about it is, at least, now I can understand alcoholics who stay away from alcohol in order to stay sober. I won't temp them with alcoholic beverages just because I never crave alcohol and I effortlessly drink in tiny amounts. I am genetically lucky with alcohol because I never really crave it nor enjoy it too much. But those who have genes, which biologically predispose them to intense cravings, react differently - they are trying excruciatingly hard to drink little and to stay sober, and frankly, I can never understand how hard it is for them. Who am I to judge them for the lack of will if I myself have never experienced that kind of internal insatiable drive to drink more and more? But having had to struggle with food, I get perspective at least. Also, the weight gain changed my perspective on the overweight people themselves, especially children. Kids are dependent on their environment and their environment is such, that it makes them vulnerable to becoming addicted to processed food. Halloween and Christmas parties are all about processed foods! We should change those holidays to be not around candies but around fun games or around fun dance....! Giving tons of candies to a baby is no different than giving them tons of cigarettes. But the culture and society hasn't caught up with dangers of sugar-laden foods and perilously promote them everywhere, even in hospitals......:((

The easiest diet to me is the Nutritarian vegan diet from Dr. Joel Fuhrman. It reduces hunger, appetite, and cravings.

every interview he does he gives no info just tells everyone what they want to hear

Love this guy. Hate the host though.

When he can keep the weight off for at least 5 years (not that that is a guarantee) then tell us about it.