Take Every Opportunity Life Offers You by Alex Lewis | Summit 2020 Monkhouse & Company

We are excited to present to you our first Scaling up Summit; with our keynote speaker, Alex Lewis, the Founder of the Alex Lewis Trust
As a trusted advisor to businesses seeking to achieve their full potential, Monkhouse and Company are proud to have brought together CEOs and executive teams to learn from industry leaders to gain valuable insights for scaling their businesses.
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[@annestep6741]

Last night I watched your docutmentary and was so happy that you ended well with Lucy and your darling little boy. I was worried about your lips, knowing that there is a girl here in the states that had her lips bitten off by a pitbull. She too had a very thick skin graft and it took her plastic surgeon a long time to shape it to be her mouth. Today she is almost there and getting her lip tattooed to match her bottom lip. I am thrilled to see that you have this video that shows not only how incredible your journey has taken you to such heights but has brought you to a face that is the handsome man you once were. You look amazing and what you and your team have done not only for yourself and your family but what you have done for no telling how many other people with disabilities is beyond incredible. You are an amazing man and yes I think the Strep has saved your life and your family from going down a long road into alcoholism that you might never have recovered from. Life has a way of getting us out of our own way to make things better. I am so happy for you and your family. Carry on the amazing work you started. You are an inspiration.

[@gracebilavi2]

Ese es el lado de la tia, pero nuestro lado es : No Sra. la victima es Hector Parra por ser tradado con tanta maldad de parte de su sobrina Ginny y su hija manipulada Alexa. La gente no es tonta Sra. y nos damos cuenta cuando una persona es culpable o no. Su sobrina habló, anteriormente al caso, con dos abogados Victor Carrillo y despues con el licenciado Beceiro para que tomaran su caso y los dos dijeron que no habia delito (no toco ninguna parte privada para que usted le diga "mountruo" y decidieron no tomar el caso. Alexa no sufrio el abuso. Ademas dos peritos de la fiscalia dijeron que ella no sufrio abuso. Hasta que su sobrina pago un un perito privado pagado y de pronto sacó la conclucion que si era victima, y lo triste es que en el juicio no dejaron entrar a estas dos peritos , como es eso? algo tan importante para decision la vida de una persona y no las dejaron entrar al juicio? demasiada incongruiencias ademas manipulacion verdad? Por otro lado , pienso que era mejor llevar a Alexa a un psychiatra especialista si realmente quieren ayudarla, para que analize realmente su condicion medica. Parece que ella no está bien, otra vez, ella no está bien. ademas ya dejen de manipularla, ella grita "no me dejo manipular" y en realidad es "MUY manipulada" lo triste es que no le dejan desarrollar su mente, su mama la llama de MI NENA por favor, ella ya tiene 18 años y la tratan como si fuera un huevito. Ya dejen crecer a la nena y que desarrolle su personalidad , entonces podra decidir y sacar sus propias concluciones. Y porque la verdad la estan llenando de un odio sin limites y el daño que le estan haciendo se va ver eventualmente en su vida y va costar mucho reparar. Y por ultimo , ya dejen de decirle cosas a Danny , ella si es una persona que para su edad esta muy madura y si sabe lo que quiere. Y la verdad le digan lo que digan ella siempre va defender su verdad y mas que todo a su amado papá, que buena hija verdad? mis respetos para Danny en todo el sentido de la palabra hermosa Danny, deseo para ella lo mejor aunque la vida se va encargar de darle las mil bendiciones que ella si merece.

[@belindaberdes9647]

Thank you Alex for helping so many people around the world. I saw your documentary years ago. I did not think that I could survive and thrive as you clearly have. That film and the talks that you give, thank you for putting this one on KZbin, inspire others, including me. It is so easy to feel sorry for oneself when life gets tough. But then I think of you and I know that I can do it and that the challenges of life may make us into better people, even if we don't see it at the time. I wish you continued success! I wish Lucy and Same and continued health and happiness. Bless them both. We need to problem solve for people with amputations here in the U.S. as well. One never knows when it will be you. This is a wealthy country, but most of us are not wealthy. I am taking your recommendation and will read Man's Search For Meaning by Viktor Frankl. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Love, Belinda :)

[@mindfulmadeline]

I just watched the doc as well, you look so great sir! Your story is incredibly inspiring. My favorite thing you said was that the ‘last two years were the most tragic and beautiful’ I probably misquoted but, it just goes to show that no matter what, if you take what life gives you and find a way to create something beautiful you can…also your wonderful Lucy is a queen!!