Love listening to the way they calmly talk to each other. Nothing is rushed, or is there any trying to jump on each others points to interrupt. Want to be more like that.
I agree Charlie, it's very annoying to hear people bicker.... I STOPPED ALL NEWS OTHER THAN AN OCCASIONAL LOOK, it's all toxicity n fear salesmanship based. N often serves only to ignite more hatred
“Live your life and behaviours INTENTIONALLY rather than REACTIVELY”. What an amazing piece of wisdom, this is why I love your podcasts and recommend them to everyone.
Wow - Rich pls don't be so harsh on yourself (around minute 12) because Yes - you are human but also you are an awesome human who is leading tens of thousands of people into a real ascension. Hearing you speak that way actually hurts. Thank you for your contribution to a better world and society!
Thank you for another provocative discussion. There's so much to learn in each conversation. Recently I was privy to the revelation of another person's struggle with mental health--bipolar and ADHD--which were intensified and finally diagnosed during the pandemic. She described executive dysfunction and how it affected her behavior in detail. What I found revelatory was that only after seeking psychiatric treatment during the pandemic did she learn the term or recognize how it had been part of her life since her highly traumatic immigrant childhood experiences. She commented on how much easier some aspects of her life might have been had she understood that condition before her mid-twenties. Even without long-standing mental health issues, I think that some of us struggle more now with various levels of executive dysfunction--mild to severe--due to the pandemic. I know I do. So far I can handle it because I recognize it and can do an override to take action most of the time. However, this likely has a huge impact other people's ability to take the necessary action that results in the change they desire. Especially if they don't know what it is. Might that be a subject worth exploring with an expert in that field at some future date?
Yes, my kids, home schooling in front of screens and unfortunatelly choosing to spend as much of their free time in front of screens as they can, it breaks my heart really. Great conversation. Rich is amazing ❤
That was so warm. I ve recorded two podcasts - yet to be edited and uploaded- and I loved doing them because of the time I got to spend digging a bit deeper with people I admired and didn’t know. I think this has given me courage to do the rest of the work I didn’t finish (for them) going with the experience and process and to share simply as a gift that someone (at least the people I spoke with) will enjoy.
My time is so precious, I really can't do long form videos. But for Dr Rangan Chatterjee, I regularly make an exception to the rule. Great podcast! Thank you.
To move from being an outer directed person to being an inner directed person is a tremendous change, and you will feel very shaky at first. You will not feel very strong. You will be very uncertain of what you are doing. You will be like the little tender shoot in the great forest that must be protected until it gains enough strength to stand upon its own. So there are dangers at this beginning, at this early part of your journey-premature conclusions, indiscretion with others, self-doubts, the attempt to try to define your life-all these things are dangers because they can prevent you from proceeding onward, and once this journey begins, you must proceed onward. This is so important! Imagine that you are climbing a great mountain, well, once you begin to gain a little altitude, well, you do not want to have to go back. You need to go forward. This powerful quote is from a book *The Journey to a New Life* by *Marshall Vian Summers*
Thank you both I would argue that we had a mental health epidemic before Covid, which is why we were all so susceptible to infection in the first place and that yes, the effects of Covid we have only just begun to see
Thank you so much for this wonderful episode I have enjoyed it enormously. I discovered your podcast because a friend, and I discovered Rich podcast when I began my personal journey of health and body transformation through a WFPB diet. I am hughley grateful to you both. You are a huge inspiration. Me, myself, having a RUclips Channel in Spanish, and wanting to launch a podcast in some point, you both, teach me so much. Also, I appreciate a lot your appreciation about the psichological impact of this whole situation we are living. It is accurate and brave. I'm a Psychologist, and we are seeing more Anxiety, Panick Attacks and Hypochondria than ever before. We are overloaded with work, because so much people are seaking for help. I'm sure OCD symptoms will increase in the following yearse. And some forensics have told me that suicide is in the rise also. I have talked about all this in my Channel in the past. Thanks again. (Sorry for my not so good English).
It's the honesty and your "humaness" that I tune into your podcast and Rich's. Thank you for being true to yourselves. It's VERY refreshing in this day and time. Please keep it up! ✌
This is a very touching conversation ! Thank you. May I just say that I agree the pandemic is posing a massive risk to mental health, especially for young people. But let’s not forget the opportunities it has also opened up for some of us. For my part, I have found more time to exercise, to start a new hobby - no dig gardening to grow our own veg - to pay more attention to my values to protect the planet. The pandemic is a call, a loud and clear wake up call for us to change how we live. Granted the loss of human interaction is catastrophic, but hopefully it will be short lived enough that we can reap the benefits of the pandemic for the planet. Is it a coincidence that we now have a US president lining up with environmental priorities ? No I don’t think so, it happens now because everything is connected. Thank you for your podcast and for all that you do to shift healthcare towards functional and responsible care. I’m a big fan!
Thanks for this video, Very encouraging! I love that Rich gave practical advice on how best to survive this pandemic. This is something that we need to hear right now- “Identify the things that we can’t control and focus on the things that are controllable and let go of everything else”.
Started listening as usual in the car, and decided it was one I really wanted to watch. Big fan of both you and Rich and I needed to see you and hear you both - and it was a wonderful episode with loads of gems. Cut at the heart at the comment re being defined as an Indian Doctor and having to essentially 'apologise' for it and surpress it. We still have a long way to go as a society. It made me quite sad. I'm very grateful to both of you and thank you for the work you are both doing. It really is life changing.
Normally I’m not a huge fan of Rich role. I think he’s good but not great. However I thought this session with Rick was fantastic. Learnt a lot and very interesting.
I appreciate you both and this conversation on so many levels! I self published many books so far, none that I am super proud of yet, and still, I am, because the process if profoundly expansive. I sure hope I get to talk to both of you in the near future. Much love!
Chuckle at the 'caution advised':-) - so valuable podcast, thanks for having arranged to get together and talk 'consistency' so thoroughly! Confirming, the podcast process does apply to leading customer/potential customer conversations.... or presentations... and having a process that makes consistency pleasant is the secret ingredient to enjoying business development....G
Rich & Rangan - You're doing good. Let's do one that hits home. You have daughters. 7 year project- now up. Rangan...please pass this forward to him. We both live in Calabasas. OOh. Good first question.
41:00 Dr. R, you're Indian? Never occurred to me. Seriously. You're so competent and such a beautiful person, I didn't notice anything about your "race" (cultural heritage). Excellence has a way of doing that (making nothing else matter).
35:40 Every person can benefit from attending AA-type meetings. We are all addicted (overly attached) to something--especially screens, these days. Think of the time and life we've wasted surfing YT alone. The people we haven't spent time with (spouse and children, especially), the life we haven't advanced. Seriously. Neither of these men spend hours everyday watching other people's vids. Addiction sux. And like Rich said after years on autopilot, we wake up at some point and wonder where the time went, why we are depressed, etc. The same mistakes drug addicts and alcoholics make, we make. Just different substances undertaken. We're not so different. We're all fallible people. And the first step in AA is humility, acknowledging to ourselves we have a problem, have made mistakes, and have hurt others through our words and actions (by commission or omission). The freedom in humility is life-giving. And we learn that even people who mess up their lives BIG TIME are people, and loveable and forgivable. We are loveable and forgivable.
Sorry, getting a better husband and father, as much as I like your videos, you rather really spend your time with your family. The field you are playing on doesn't give any love
Love listening to the way they calmly talk to each other. Nothing is rushed, or is there any trying to jump on each others points to interrupt. Want to be more like that.
I agree Charlie, it's very annoying to hear people bicker.... I STOPPED ALL NEWS OTHER THAN AN OCCASIONAL LOOK, it's all toxicity n fear salesmanship based. N often serves only to ignite more hatred
“Live your life and behaviours INTENTIONALLY rather than REACTIVELY”. What an amazing piece of wisdom, this is why I love your podcasts and recommend them to everyone.
Wow - Rich pls don't be so harsh on yourself (around minute 12) because Yes - you are human but also you are an awesome human who is leading tens of thousands of people into a real ascension. Hearing you speak that way actually hurts. Thank you for your contribution to a better world and society!
Love Rich Roll. I could listen to this guy all day long. ❤️
Same. Grateful to him.
He’s simply amazing. Love him and his podcasts, and the philosophy behind each episode💕
Agree!
It is amazing that both speakers aim to enlighten their audience. It is like an exercise or invitation for self reflection. Thoroughly enjoying this.
Thanks Ala!
Me too, they are wonderful Doctors. I have heard them on many occasions
“The most important part of the transformation: the JOURNEY that gets you there.”
Amazing talk. Thanks for discussing these topics. ✨👍🏽
Thanks so much for watching Neha!
Dr. Rangan is always evolving and this channel has excellent content.
ruclips.net/video/XplaB5s4l8M/видео.html ❤❤❤❤
Thank you for another provocative discussion. There's so much to learn in each conversation.
Recently I was privy to the revelation of another person's struggle with mental health--bipolar and ADHD--which were intensified and finally diagnosed during the pandemic. She described executive dysfunction and how it affected her behavior in detail. What I found revelatory was that only after seeking psychiatric treatment during the pandemic did she learn the term or recognize how it had been part of her life since her highly traumatic immigrant childhood experiences. She commented on how much easier some aspects of her life might have been had she understood that condition before her mid-twenties.
Even without long-standing mental health issues, I think that some of us struggle more now with various levels of executive dysfunction--mild to severe--due to the pandemic. I know I do. So far I can handle it because I recognize it and can do an override to take action most of the time. However, this likely has a huge impact other people's ability to take the necessary action that results in the change they desire. Especially if they don't know what it is.
Might that be a subject worth exploring with an expert in that field at some future date?
Yes. This
I have so much respect for both of you lovely men!!!
Thankyou so much for your honesty💖
ruclips.net/video/XplaB5s4l8M/видео.html ❤❤❤❤
Hearing the two great podcasters’ souls was so wonderful. Thanks!
ruclips.net/video/XplaB5s4l8M/видео.html ❤❤❤❤
Yes, my kids, home schooling in front of screens and unfortunatelly choosing to spend as much of their free time in front of screens as they can, it breaks my heart really. Great conversation. Rich is amazing ❤
I never regret listening to Rich Roll, I'd like this twice if I could.
Thanks for watching Angela!
You two go together like peas & carrots! Thank you!
That was so warm. I ve recorded two podcasts - yet to be edited and uploaded- and I loved doing them because of the time I got to spend digging a bit deeper with people I admired and didn’t know. I think this has given me courage to do the rest of the work I didn’t finish (for them) going with the experience and process and to share simply as a gift that someone (at least the people I spoke with) will enjoy.
Such a gorgeous interview, love it!
My time is so precious, I really can't do long form videos. But for Dr Rangan Chatterjee, I regularly make an exception to the rule. Great podcast! Thank you.
Inspiration follows action. Motivation follows action. Can't get away from action!! Great talk!
Rich Roll is my favorite podcaster!
ruclips.net/video/XplaB5s4l8M/видео.html ❤❤❤
Making commitments to yourself (what you will and won't do to benefit your mind/health/relationships) and keeping them is an act of self love. Nice.
To move from being an outer directed person to being an inner directed person is a tremendous change, and you will feel very shaky at first. You will not feel very strong. You will be very uncertain of what you are doing. You will be like the little tender shoot in the great forest that must be protected until it gains enough strength to stand upon its own. So there are dangers at this beginning, at this early part of your journey-premature conclusions, indiscretion with others, self-doubts, the attempt to try to define your life-all these things are dangers because they can prevent you from proceeding onward, and once this journey begins, you must proceed onward. This is so important! Imagine that you are climbing a great mountain, well, once you begin to gain a little altitude, well, you do not want to have to go back. You need to go forward.
This powerful quote is from a book *The Journey to a New Life* by *Marshall Vian Summers*
Thank you, E K.
Thank you
I appreciated this quote, thank you
Thank you both I would argue that we had a mental health epidemic before Covid, which is why we were all so susceptible to infection in the first place and that yes, the effects of Covid we have only just begun to see
Thank you so much for this wonderful episode I have enjoyed it enormously. I discovered your podcast because a friend, and I discovered Rich podcast when I began my personal journey of health and body transformation through a WFPB diet. I am hughley grateful to you both. You are a huge inspiration. Me, myself, having a RUclips Channel in Spanish, and wanting to launch a podcast in some point, you both, teach me so much. Also, I appreciate a lot your appreciation about the psichological impact of this whole situation we are living. It is accurate and brave. I'm a Psychologist, and we are seeing more Anxiety, Panick Attacks and Hypochondria than ever before. We are overloaded with work, because so much people are seaking for help. I'm sure OCD symptoms will increase in the following yearse. And some forensics have told me that suicide is in the rise also. I have talked about all this in my Channel in the past. Thanks again. (Sorry for my not so good English).
It's the honesty and your "humaness" that I tune into your podcast and Rich's. Thank you for being true to yourselves. It's VERY refreshing in this day and time. Please keep it up! ✌
This is a very touching conversation ! Thank you. May I just say that I agree the pandemic is posing a massive risk to mental health, especially for young people. But let’s not forget the opportunities it has also opened up for some of us. For my part, I have found more time to exercise, to start a new hobby - no dig gardening to grow our own veg - to pay more attention to my values to protect the planet. The pandemic is a call, a loud and clear wake up call for us to change how we live. Granted the loss of human interaction is catastrophic, but hopefully it will be short lived enough that we can reap the benefits of the pandemic for the planet. Is it a coincidence that we now have a US president lining up with environmental priorities ? No I don’t think so, it happens now because everything is connected. Thank you for your podcast and for all that you do to shift healthcare towards functional and responsible care. I’m a big fan!
This is becoming my fav bromance - always awesome chats between these too
Thanks for this video, Very encouraging! I love that Rich gave practical advice on how best to survive this pandemic. This is something that we need to hear right now- “Identify the things that we can’t control and focus on the things that are controllable and let go of everything else”.
You two men are truly wonderful folk!
Started listening as usual in the car, and decided it was one I really wanted to watch. Big fan of both you and Rich and I needed to see you and hear you both - and it was a wonderful episode with loads of gems. Cut at the heart at the comment re being defined as an Indian Doctor and having to essentially 'apologise' for it and surpress it. We still have a long way to go as a society. It made me quite sad. I'm very grateful to both of you and thank you for the work you are both doing. It really is life changing.
Thanks for taking time to feedback Catherine - really appreciate it.
Doc what a beautiful inspiring chat between friends ❤️🙏🏻
Rich Roll is so damn classy.
Thank you guys
Great talk, beutiful example of managing a fruitful conversation
Normally I’m not a huge fan of Rich role. I think he’s good but not great. However I thought this session with Rick was fantastic. Learnt a lot and very interesting.
Thank you for a beautiful conversation. I have learnt so much from both of these incredible people.
Great discussion with wildly important insights for all of us.
Resist our lower selves.
So nice to hear that both of you are human!
It does NOT get any better than these two gents. Thank you
Thank you so much! As already said two legends.
I appreciate you both and this conversation on so many levels! I self published many books so far, none that I am super proud of yet, and still, I am, because the process if profoundly expansive. I sure hope I get to talk to both of you in the near future. Much love!
ruclips.net/video/XplaB5s4l8M/видео.html ❤❤❤
Rich you are so inspiring!
Love Rich Roll. Lots of helpful experience for doing podcast
Glad you enjoyed!
Thanks 🙏
Love both podcasts 💕
LOVED this one!
Both are appreciating to each other
My Boi Rich Roll, My SD is 9-25-15 F'Yea!!! A Life Beyond my Wildest Dreams🙏💪👍🙌❤
Chuckle at the 'caution advised':-) - so valuable podcast, thanks for having arranged to get together and talk 'consistency' so thoroughly! Confirming, the podcast process does apply to leading customer/potential customer conversations.... or presentations... and having a process that makes consistency pleasant is the secret ingredient to enjoying business development....G
Wow, great production!
Thanks! Very helpful!!! :-D
Nice ..Thank you.
This is really helpful in my journey doing podcast interview. Trust the process in the journey. Embrace the moment, the ups and downs.
Glad it has helped Kenneth!
Rich looks like a fresh version of Steven Spielberg
I knew he reminded me of someone, but couldn't think who. Tx!
superb
Two legends!
…..I love this channel signed a black woman in Atlanta, Georgia
I just ordered 4 more copies of your book to give as gifts. Not stocking your work would be a BIG mistake Dr. Chattergee
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Peace, plants 😊
Rich & Rangan - You're doing good. Let's do one that hits home. You have daughters. 7 year project- now up. Rangan...please pass this forward to him. We both live in Calabasas. OOh. Good first question.
ruclips.net/video/XplaB5s4l8M/видео.html ❤❤❤❤
Yes he does look like a fresh person Steven Spielberg but I was trying to start my own podcast how do I do that
Love you both the Prometheuses of our days. Would you ship your books to evil Russia?)
Hey dude did you ever make it to White Castle
Just do it Rich; trust that all will work out; lose your notes 📝 lose the laptop 👨💻
Don't underestimate a makeshift setup not being able to make a shift!
41:00 Dr. R, you're Indian? Never occurred to me. Seriously. You're so competent and such a beautiful person, I didn't notice anything about your "race" (cultural heritage). Excellence has a way of doing that (making nothing else matter).
18:09 (bookmark)
58:24
35:40 Every person can benefit from attending AA-type meetings. We are all addicted (overly attached) to something--especially screens, these days.
Think of the time and life we've wasted surfing YT alone. The people we haven't spent time with (spouse and children, especially), the life we haven't advanced. Seriously. Neither of these men spend hours everyday watching other people's vids. Addiction sux. And like Rich said after years on autopilot, we wake up at some point and wonder where the time went, why we are depressed, etc.
The same mistakes drug addicts and alcoholics make, we make. Just different substances undertaken. We're not so different. We're all fallible people.
And the first step in AA is humility, acknowledging to ourselves we have a problem, have made mistakes, and have hurt others through our words and actions (by commission or omission).
The freedom in humility is life-giving. And we learn that even people who mess up their lives BIG TIME are people, and loveable and forgivable. We are loveable and forgivable.
What about all those losing their livelihoods? Sprinkle fairy dust?
a personality hack is like winning the lottery. you are going to be broke tomorrow.
Great insight.
Grow
Sorry, getting a better husband and father, as much as I like your videos, you rather really spend your time with your family. The field you are playing on doesn't give any love