The Psychopath Life Coach - Lewis Raymond Taylor Tells His Story
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- Опубликовано: 11 янв 2024
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The Psychopath Life Coach - Lewis Raymond Taylor Tells His Story
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I lost 78% of my eyesight and listening to these videos is incredible. The questions, the guests and the passion behind it I can literally feel it. Absolutely amazing, thank you for another great video. Watching people like you on RUclips keeps my brain sane some days!! X
Bless you darling 💞🙏
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I know a lot of visually impaired people ( including myself) who listen to James because his podcasts are so interesting & the content has a very no holds barred vibe
May God Bless You Always 🙏🏼💛
❤ wishing you the best hun.
I began my recovery February 1988, my reward has been abstinence, freedom from mental hospitals, prison, homeless & a life full of love. Lots of pain, but a way to live through the pain, The Troubles included, I identified with everything Lewis has experienced, thank you for sharing this. Blessings from Belfast James.
James your laugh needs to be made into a ring tone 😂😂
That guy echoes lot's of my life..glad I'm not alone..Well done English ✌️👍
Such a brilliant, raw, honest, insightful guest. One of the best I can remember James. Brilliant podcast as always mate. ❤
Well I tick all the boxes.diagnosed at 15 with schizophrenia in the 90s,which was wrong then the adhd thing started and my sisters said I definitely had that,now listening to this guy I’m 100% psychotic.I stopped drinking and drugs at 22 when my first child was conceived,under the influence I was a monster I think I still would be and the mad thing is my life mirrors this guy apart from the sexual abuse,but I was a pretty boy popular with the girl and every way scared of me including all the doormen and police.i look at pictures of me in those days and it makes no sense.but now I know I’m psychotic,the way I think is different to everyone else it’s great and also a curse is like being a mind reader and I’m always correct,I never think with emotion it’s always logical thinking
Have you seen anyone since the 90’s?
Thank you for watching guys ❤
Lewis thank you mate. You wouldn't believe how much of your story I can relate to. The addictive personality stemming from rejection and loss/trauma as a kid, being addicted to anything that makes you feel (sex, partying, work, violence, then later in life self development, golf, my career, literally everything) You have made me reflect on a lot of why I am the way I am and how I can deal with it moving forward. This was such an impactful podcast for me. Thank you again Lewis and congratulations on all your success. You are an inspiration pal.
Youre incredible! ❤
Enjoyed this today, fair play Lewis 👌🏻👍🏻
Love Lewis hats off in the face of adversity you’ve smashed it !
What a story! Thanks for sharing legend ❤️
He has more empathy than he thinks. If i was a psychologist id diagnose him with more empathy than he thinks. He would not be doing the work he does if he had v little empathy. I have psychopathic tendancies but im also an empath. It doesnt mean you are a serial k...i love him hes a good guy. Blessings to him and his family
What a lovely guy 🥹 if he would of had the love, guidance and support from an early age he could of achieved all of this a lot earlier, you can only applaud someone who has turned there life around, all the best to you Lewis 💙💙
Really really enjoyed this. With waiting lists for neurologists years long a think this boy could fill a gap and help kids/families who suffer mental health. ❤
James you are a legend and absolute tops at what you do 💙💙
Thanks
Hi Mr English, Thanks for yet another, different but equally interesting and important interview with lots of incredible insights.
Many thanks for keeping your interviews calm. I noticed at the start that your interviewee mentioned some appreciation for the fresh air he felt you’d provide, & which you absolutely provided 🤍〰️🕯️(= love & ligh)
Respect, Grace 🩰
Love this interview and your honestly. relate to u so much with some similar traumas and then developing bpd and other mental illness thanks for helping with the stigma from it all by being vulnerable and real💜
2nd podcast ive seen with him on. Hes incredible and has that understanding others dont. ❤
In stark contrast to the "wonderful" storyteller from earlier this week... what a great interview with Lewis. I'm genuinely interested in learning more about your business. I'll check you out 🙏 well done lads!
would love your job james so blessed meeting all the people u do x
Very interesting to listen to Lewis. Nice one James 👍🏼 ❤
Hi James , your podcasts are amazing. Unfortunately I'm at a point in my life where I've had all sorts resurface that I never knew affected me. I feel like I can relate to a lot of guests that have had trauma , for some reason especially Lewis. This past year I feel like I've been on a journey processing everything that happened and putting the pieces together. I just feel like I've hit such a low point that I can't go on like this. I've recently found myself a ptsd specialist and I'm hopeful she can help me as I dont want to feel like this anymore. My first session is Thursday this week.
Good luck...just wondering if you feel that its helping you
@imonmyway317 yes and no I have very bad days and nights so I don't think it's a cure, it's more of an understanding of why I feel the way I do about myself , like , what situations to not put myself in and be aware of the things that are triggering me that in turn , make me self sabotage .
Honestly , I would advise any one that feels they need help to reach out to someone... I was your typical "I don't wanna talk to someone" but if you're reading this. You have the courage also! It's not easy and I'm no way the finished article. The reason I went is because of my wife and children. I'll continue to go until I feel I've unlocked my true potential as I feel I have felt inadequate my whole life from being as young as 4 which I remember vividly. All In all I Hope my trauma has taught me enough to make sure my children never have to go through some of the stuff that I did. That's my mission.
@imonmyway317 Also Thank you 👍
@@GR1MB4RBAR1AN Just wanted to add ..the fact that you're aware and willing to get help especially as you dont want to repeat the patterns is something you should be proud of .
@imonmyway317 Thank you! Means a lot !
Loved this really hit a nerve Thank you xxx
Great conversation.
He seems like a really nice guy! Good on him 🙌🏻
This is gunna be a great episode 😊
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Really good watch. Thanks James 👍
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Another great one james What an interesting fella I live just round the corner from where he grew up.
Yeah, so interesting on many levels. Totally agree with the school implementations Lewis talked about, things are so outdated. Anyway, always great to hear about negatives turning into positives, I really appreciate that and James being the down to earth interviewer providing the space for it 👌
Great podcast ❤
Killers aren’t all Psychopaths. Most have personality disorders due to abuse and traumas. Aileen was sexually, physically abused by everyone in her life from 10 and her first victim was trying to rape and kill her. Then you have Paris Bennett, that kid killed his baby sister. His interview with Piers Morgan gave me chills more than most serial killer interviews have. Personally we need Psychopaths in society for the careers that need the ability to switch off emotions. Surgeons, bankers, CEOs and military personnel. There’s such a stigma and it’s easy to label all murderers as psychopaths, criminals as sociopaths or cheaters and bad ex partners as narcissists. Narcissist is the buzzword. Narcissistic people are more dangerous than psychopaths in my opinion because of their need for narcissistic supply and the abuse potential. Serial Killers who are psychopaths often have histrionic and Narcissistic personality disorder too. Great insight
This discussion was perfectly timed for me. I recently realized my mother is a psychopath. Shes 90 now so too late to talk about it with her.
She told me once that when i was born she knew that i hated her because i 'clawed at her breast'! She had postnatal depression. I was a natural birthing midwife for 30 years so i recognised it.
She has told bizarre lies about me to my father and siblings to the point where my father cut me out of his will and my siblings dont talk to me.
She is now trying to turn my children against me, telling them outrageous lies about me.
I am working my way through this now. Thank you for a lovely informative talk, it has definitely helped me to reflect on my own experience.
PS both your newborns need to spend lots of skin to skin contact with you. It will help you all. And facilitate the bonding between you.
Love and peace Kate xx
Can relate, my mother did the same to me & my Dad's new wife.
Total smear campaign against me.
Kate, with hindsight can you look back to your childhood and see how her behaviour and treatment of you effected you or contributed towards bad decisions you made? Have you received any mental health diagnosis? And has it effected relationships in general throughout your life?
Why do you allow her in your life if she is so bad? It seems you have diagnosed what you think is wrong with her, as opposed to a Dr. I'm wondering how your father, siblings and especially your own children could be turned against you by her and her 'bizarre lies' when they lived with you and would experience your day to day life behaviour and attitude? It sounds to me that maybe a psycho has decided to diagnose a psycho.
I just went & took a drink of water for him 😂
How did Sean Atwood get more subs ?
A Lovely way he ended that interview James ❤
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When he talked about abuse in that way it reminded me of something that happened when I was younger. I think I was about 12/13 (female) and I had a female cousin who 18 and we touched each other. It was my first sexual experience and I’ve never known if that was ok or considered abuse. I mean she should have known that it shouldn’t happen. It’s like when he mentioned he went along with it, does that make you complicit or you don’t know right from wrong?
Wow he’s just narrated my life, different time different place same shit 😮
What was the name of the breathing technique he done?? I really really enjoyed this. Hes very sound mind now 😊
Boom 💥
Is this not just a pyramid scheme
Probably, and the central banks aren't?
Borderline/Sociopathic tendencies due to abuse.
No psychopathy here, it's in fact a little insulting and frustrating for all because it perpetrates ignorance and stereotypes.
If anything my dough would be on his old woman by seeing some of the netflix doc.
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Makes me understand the likes of Blair and his ilk.
Thank god we're back to the best of British, that American chain of episodes over the last month has had me turning off.
He’s labelled himself a psychopath because he’s on the spectrum. We are all on the spectrum. Click bate!
who is that fine hunk o.o
This guy is acting. He’s play acting, pretending, a wannabe psychopath/sociopath🙄🤦🏻♂️ He isn’t anything of the kind, at all.
Uve piled the weight on James
Why make yourself look a bad tit with a comment like that
U sound like a nice person
Rude and unnecessary. Would you walk up to a person you only knew by face and say that to them on the sidewalk? Where’s your profile picture if you’re such a fine specimen?