Why Your Excuses Will Ruin You | Rich Roll on Impact Theory
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Ultra-athlete Rich Roll turned the pain of his alcohol addiction and health problems into an age-defying endurance career. His practical process for reaching spiritual, mental, and physical clarity is what empowered him to transform himself on every level. The author of Finding Ultra breaks down the steps to find out what you really want in life on this episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu.
SHOW NOTES:
Rich touches on his relationship with pain and leveraging it for success. [3:04]
Rich details working to change his life amongst addiction and weight problems. [8:05]
Rich recalls struggling in life after releasing his book. [16:40]
Rich breaks down the process of figuring out what you really want. [23:55]
Rich speaks on the process of letting go and finding clarity. [27:33]
Rich reveals the impact he wants to have on the world. [34:45]
QUOTES:
“Pain is truly the only thing that's ever gotten me to change. So, it's been my growth accelerator as well as my reminder of when I've gone astray.” [3:38]
"If we can develop that, the wherewithal to have the awareness around the circumstances surrounding whatever event it is, that you can leverage that crack in the door, that door cracking open, or that line in the sand to make some significant changes.” [12:40]
“I can tell you that I'm happiest and most alive when I'm butting up against the outer edges of my pain threshold” [14:40]
“I think that most people set the wrong goals for themselves, and it's because they're disconnected from who they are. They are living someone else's life, or they're living a life that's so disconnected from who they are that ... And they're living a life that they didn't consciously choose for themselves, and because they don't have a healthy relationship with themselves, with their interior life, it becomes very difficult to set the right goals.” [24:01]
“It's easy to say, I'm an outlier. But, I'm not. I really am not anything special. I had the courage and the audacity to pursue these things. And, in so doing, I have realized that human potential is malleable. We're all sitting atop massive reservoirs of untapped potential and ability.” [35:35]
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PODCASTS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
Rich Roll Podcast - apple.co/1Aj7AES [0:42]
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Everyone must choose one of two pains: the pain of discipline or the pain of regret.
I am learning, to welcome into my whole being the FEAR of discipline ..... without stopping the task.....It seems the source of our power is not a muscular, physical, effortful thing ~~. but a letting go and viewing ourselves as a vessel for that greater magnificence to pour through. It's a strange practice of standing outside ourselves, as though on a high hill, and watching the
intensity of purpose in a way, use us for great good...
Thanks Jim ;)
Nice.....
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Thank you Tom and all the team behind impact theory for these great interviews
Tom and Rich, I just can't thank you enough for what you do. I met Tom in Melbourne once and I hope I can see Rich as well. Interestingly, I learnt about David Goggins from Tom and learnt about Rich from someone who was sitting next to me at David Goggins seminar in Melbourne.
This hit me very deep as I am going through much of the same. Again Tom, thank you for introducing me to someone that I can not only relate to but who I know will help change my life. Thank you Rich for being an inspiration.
This is one of those very very very few videos that i would watch again and again and again.
This was beautiful. Thank you Rich for your message this morning. Thank you Tom for your presents and in sharing this wonderful soul with us.
Rich n Roll. Mind blowing content. And what A interviewer you are Tom. Two world class craftsmen. Cheers!
MY HERO
Thanks to God
For giving us Rich Roll.
true story man, hope you had a great day! :)
Thats awesome man,makes me happy to read that. Keep going!
Good for you.
That's awesome to her Andi Matt. You might be interested to search for Bruce Lipton, his view on why we percieve life the way we do is fascinating.
“He that is good for making excuses is seldom good for anything else.” -Benjamin Franklin
Ironically, from a man with little physical discipline.
According to John Adams.
I feel good about my life choices if I’ve watched the same video Siim Land has watched...
💎💎💯
I've seen 90% of toms guests but this guy really made an impact on me, a real genuine, honest and motivating role ,model. Great watch
and the only vegan I've seen among Tom's guests
You haven't met David goggins then...thz guy is great too btw
I agree. There's a lovely genuineness to Rich. It's refreshing & I like his calm & gentle way of speaking.
I think excuses are a sort of coping mechanism that our brains create so that we can tell ourselves why exactly it's okay to be not doing what it is that we should be doing. We all have dreams, big dreams! But most of us come up with excuses as to why their dreams aren't acquirable. That's because making your dream come to life takes work, a lot of hard work, effort, determination, dedication, discipline, etc. It's hard, but making excuses, that's easy. We come up with our own excuses just to give ourselves reasons as to why we aren't chasing our dreams. It gives us a sort of mental satisfaction. So, please! Don't make excuses! Your dreams are out there just waiting for you to grab them! You can do it! I believe in you!
Wow, Tanvir! Amazingly put together! You're an inspiration!
Emma Watson Thank you so much!
The psychological term is Cognitive Dissonance. It's where you believe in one thing (e.g: your goals or dreams) but you do something counterproductive (e.g: procrastination). That's uncomfortable for your brain to deal with because your mind is all you have to deal with the outside world and if something's not right, we can't really function. In order to restore order, you either change what you think or change what you do. In most circumstances it's more convenient to change what you belief/think in order accommodate the actions you've made instead of recognizing and changing your acitons, which is why we make excuses. That, and feeling depressed about it later are two almost separate process although they influence each other.
Wow! That's pretty interesting stuff! Thank you for sharing. :)
Well said Tanvir!
I like how Rich says "unemployable". Total self responsibility👊
"Pain is a growth accelerator. & a reminder of when i'v gone astray." This as an eye opener! WOW!! "Embrace it & don't be afraid of it." Total mind bend!😮😮😃
As a 28 year sober, marathon runner who became vegan 2 years ago it blew my mind to come across Rich Roll’s book. He is an inspiration to me and I hope more of the human race discovers the story of his strength and resilience.
Wow Doug your story inspires me! Thank you! I'm vegan 6 months now, Rich Roll's book greatly inspired me as well.
Hi Doug,
I’ve considered going vegetarian/vegan... I’ve been concerned about not getting enough protein or feeling bad... I would love to hear your experience and if you really feel better (physically) going vegan? Thank you for your input!
Tracy Dawn first things first. Most vegetables have proteins and/or the necessary amino acids that make up proteins. 100 calories of broccoli has more protein than 100 calories of sirloin steak Amazing! Insufficient protein consumption is pretty much unheard of as far as a medical condition in any first world countries. The consumption of animal fats and proteins is actually one of the leading causes of heart disease, kidney failure, etc...Having said that I always have a little pea protein milk in my oatmeal or granola, a fruit smoothie with protein powder or make delicious tofu scramble tacos for breakfast. I usually have beans in at least one meal a day and proteins in lots of other veggies. Yeah I feel great and I lost weight. People often think I am younger than I actually am. Good luck.
Doug Lindsay thank you so much for taking the time to respond... I really appreciate that!😊
@@tracydawn5815 hey Tracy, hope your journey is going well. If you need more inspiration, I recommend you check out Allen Carr’s Easy Way to “Lose Weight Now”, great book that speaks on our food consumption choices!
Decent human being. Dignified. Integrated. Deep. Very interesting conversation. Rich spoke some profound truths here.
Decent haha. Wow, where do your standards of judgement come from? He is phenomenal. A generational man.
Yay!! I've been waiting for you to interview Rich! This interview just barely scratched the surface of who Rich Roll is. He is truly an incredible human being and one of my biggest role models. I've listened to countless hours of his podcast, getting to "know" him and he is such an influencial interviewer and speaker - while always maintaining a spirit of non-judgment, compassion, and understanding. His quiet and calm demeanor adds to the joy of listening to him. I love this dude! And Finding Ultra is an amazing book!!!
Thank you for writing this comment! You've inspired me to listen to his show and grab his book!
He's the Caucasian Goggins.
without the swearing and the toughness
If you can do what he did, you're tough.
Macedonian Content Farmers Or the civilian version.
@@rlj7647 maybe i shuld rephrase just the way he talks is soft. compared to goggins not saying he isnt tough lol
@@AyteeSOG 👍
Christmas 2019 - Saw this podcast for the first time when I was desperate to find myself. Christmas of 2020 - Got sober at the age of 34 and started working out in the gym. I'm still learning to use pain to my benefit. Thank you Rich and Tom.
Plant based power🌱💪🏽
I learnt about him in a documentary called What the Health, I highly recommend it!
I watched that too!
The problem with excuses is that people remove responsibility for their actions and end up doing nothing.
Oh wow, you're here too.
How you can be everywhere
If you are looking for deep focus and meditation music, please visit my channel! Have a blessed day!
The man's a living example of the saying, "Ordinary people can become extraordinary by just putting in the work"
Thanks again Tom.you and others helped me quit my dead end job yesterday so in have the time to watch this today and am a fan of rich roll so this was awsome timing for me.
I'm gratefull to even be able to quit and not have to like some people feel they do or in underdeveloped countries and places where you can't miss a day.
I have a bit of mny saved up and and a side job that I like to hold me off until I figure it out.
Keep going Tom you do more than you might realize.
Well done and good luck
Could you do a health theory with Rich Roll? I would love to dive deep into how one prepares for ultra marathons. Great interview Tom. Thank you for introducing us to amazing people, you are truly inspiring.
Reid Smith his book has a lot of that information. A great book all the way around.
Couldn't agree more. Tommy appears to have hand multiple Keto-focused guests on Health Theory, but hasn't had anyone on to discuss plant-based nutrition. Hardly seems a balanced discussion to me...
Update guys!!! Completed reading another book! Book count: 21 :)
Loved this interview. Rich Roll is a big inspiration for me. ♥️
I wish there was little more talking about food choices since that's the big part of Rich's life and it can help a lot of people, but maybe next time. 😊
Amazing questions and energy. Thank you Tom. 😊
I'm very inspired by his point of view on pain.. keep pushing, working your ass off and having a strong core believe that you are on the right path - that's what will take you to the next level
You also have to be on the right path, though
Pain is also there to tell you that something is wrong and to stop doing what you're doing.
I just love to see women that are not just beautiful but intellectuall commenting on these motivational videos. Stay as lovely as you are and keep your mind where you want it to be also checkout Ed Mylett too I watch these guys as soon as I getup every morning
@@nGAhGENVH0Ul No it's not. That's the whole point. Is that pain is a "governor" (as Goggins describes it) on our mind/body potential. It does signal that something is wrong, but pushing past that point allows you to unlock a mindset and access a part of your mind/body connection that you could not tap into before. Going past your pain threshold effectively puts YOU in control of your mind, instead of the norm - which is your MIND being in control of you. If you want to succeed, you need to go to war with yourself. Never give up, and push past the pain to something greater. Your pain receptors are just there to say "it's getting testy, this is NOT recommended", but just like anything else 'non-recommended' it doesn't mean it is FORBIDDEN! You can go past that point, you can do MORE, you can be BETTER - but only if you're willing to be the one in control of your mind and not the other way around. If you give in at the pain threshold, your mind knows it has the control and will stop you at 40% every time with everything you do. But if you start showing it that it's not in control and it's simply along for the ride and it better buckle up - then you've unlocked the ability to achieve nearly ANYTHING. Stay hard people. Let's go!!!
I've seen Rich Roll in lots of podcasts and he is such a gifted speaker. Ask him to speak about veganism and come tomorrow. He will be in exact same position, still speaking. There aren't many people who can speak about excuses better than Rich because he speaks from experience. Having a winning record like his, allows you to speak from a position of strength.
I don't understand why you have Rich Roll on your show and do not mention his vegan diet. Unbelievable!!!
I had my trash cans removed by the city. Along with 6 years of living with and without water, electric, and gas. Carrying water in 5 gallon Home Depot buckets from my neighbors out door faucet. My vision started with using tech to help small businesses and has grown to making the internet owned by businesses worldwide, instead of majority of the money going down the Silicon Valley rabbit hole.
This is my introduction to Rich Roll. Very inspiring guy with a great message. Fantastic interview, as always. I’m going to go check out his podcast now.
I love to listen to Tom Bilyeu's interview because when you interview your guests, the one question you asked has always been what actually runs in their mind at that point of time when they decided to change to be a better person. Their thinking process and their feeling. This is something I don't get in other videos. Thanks Tom for all your extremely informative interview processes.
"Every single one of us is capable of so much more than we allow ourselves to believe" Rich Roll
I was going to turn away from this interview because I saw 600 thumbs up and thought it wasn't good... then i noticed it's from today, lol.
I'm new to the channel.
Found this channel today and I'm in my 3rd interview while cleaning and annalizing my own life.
So far I think this channel is great ♡♡♡
My fav eps are David Goggins and Taylor Wilson. Check them out!
Tom, this is the first time I'm commenting on one of you're videos after almost 2 years of watching your content. This episode was something else, specially for me at this time, and I see that you were more moved by this episode more than you have been on most others. This was great!
Ankita Prasad all that u said is so true!
See Tom's interview with David Goggins
Anyone else would have preferred Rich Roll to have been featured on *Health Theory* rather than impact Theory? Seems like some wires got crossed and Tom got *another* low carber instead.
Nonetheless, glad to see Rich getting some love. ✌️
Rich the Vegan Machine, I'd like to see a keto advocate run 100 miles. lol!
And no Zach bitter cannot be in ketosis eating oats or cereal for breakfast along with a very high protein diet = glucose.
Black Star David Goggins
For future comment readers, its easier to run 200 miles on keto .
Prior to excuses, I had......a job.
Now!!!???
I've started a RUclips channel for my family, a Blog, and business!!!
It crippled me for so long dwelling on all the stuff I didn't have or wasn't given. No mas!
"I knew I wasn't the most talented, and if I wanted to compete at the highest level that's what would be required." - amazing sentiment
Thanks Impact Theory and Tom for bringing this guy into my life. Where have I been? :) Incredible interview.
Disappointed that Tom didn't ask Rich any questions about veganism. That is such a huge part of who he is and what he stands for. I understand Tom does not practice veganism, far from it, but it is something that has impacted and changed Rich's life in such a positive way and could do the same for many others... it should have been mentioned. Otherwise, great interview
I think he didn't because Tom seems to be an advocate for ketogenic diet. Debate can turn quickly into mud slinging if you know what i mean.
Well, funny that you mention that. Because I feel more inspired from this interview to eventually incorporate the vegan process into my lifestyle even though it wasn't mentioned. Now I know I have another resource to look to.
He doesn't look good though
When I realized what Tom supported, I had to unsub because the reality is that in moving forward, the future has to include compassion and accountability. The leaders tuned in vibrationally to everyone succeeding,not just the self, naturally go vegan.
I don’t know that makes me feel uneasy. I feel there’s too many battles out there. You got to choose and focus on your own, and I don’t think anyone should be ostracized for that. I respect Vegans a lot, but I respect Tom Bilyeu so much more. He cares so much about other people, especially people stuck in a hole, and their success. He’s helped me so much. No way I’m going to unsubscribe from him over that.
I love that he talks about how hard it is to even know what goals to set based in being clear on your values, etc. I would say this does not just come from introspection but also bumping up against the world and maintaining awareness of how you feel/think about things. Everyone talks about goals, but not enough I think about the work involved in knowing yourself
Hey Tom, why don't you do a Shocking Truth About Vegan Diet episode with him..of course you get sponsored by some butcher tho
I love him and David Goggings
No mention of veganism. This is a huge factor in Rich's life. It was the game changer of his energy for ultra
Incredible Episode. So many great gems in here! I love Rich and his Podcast and it is so nice to see him on the other side for once. Thanks for having him on Tom!
AS you See it's Not working. I do 5 Times more than other People with Not even half their accomplishments. I am tired of learning stuff and Not being allowed to apply anything Up until the stuff kotzes me on
*We want to feel good about ourselves and so we make up excuses to come up with a reason as to why we didn't take action isn't bad*
Thank you for sharing this with us!
Winny out... _for now_ 😉
REMOVE ADS! Tom, I hate your injected ads. You are double dipping and screwed RUclips Red Premium subscribers who cannot remove injected ads in the content. Shame on you for wasting our time to cover your comic book costs.
Although this interview was very insightful found it disappointing that Tom didn't invite Rich to Health Theory.
Rich is a real proof that someone can be not only healthy while being vegan but athletic beyond the expectations almost people and at his age.
Nutrition is totally important for health and athletic performance so, not learning from this guy would be a shame.
I wish to have a friend like Rich. Truly wise.
Rich Roll is a hero of mine - proof that age is a number, change is always possible, and plant power is real! Great pick, Tom!
Woah I don’t even understand why I’m so moved by this kind, patient, wise man.
Thank you!!!!!!! Rich Roll is the greatest inspiration.
Great interview and perspectives. I felt so much resonance because I have recently re-organized my life in a massive way towards my TRUE personal muse which is original songwriting, and my physical and mental health to support it.
When Rich said, to find your true self, ask: Who do you resent? What keeps you up at night? What are you afraid of? I could honestly answer, a year ago I resented successful musicians, what kept me up at night was my anxiety about not making music, and what I was afraid of was losing myself in distractions and dying with the songs still in me.
In the past 6-12 months everything has changed because I've completely refocused my daily activities and habits around my health and my music. I've written 15 new songs in the past 3 months, with more on the way - that's more songs than I wrote in the previous 30 years combined.
I still have other aspects of my "former life" to keep up with, but now they have the PURPOSE and CONTEXT of supporting the muse at the core of my heart, and everything is so much clearer, happier, less anxious, and more productive.
There's a long way to go, but I'm not afraid or anxious anymore :)
Wow, I feel your success coming on like a wave..... Thanks for the inspiration!
Wow, this guy truly has just changed my perception of pain! Such an inspiration!! As usual, Tom, awesome questions :D
How old is that dude? I know at least 50. He looks amazing!!!
He definitely had a growth mindset from a young age.
Just believing that you can improve by hard work and persistence is half the battle. All that’s left after that is putting in the work!
He’s so cool and laid back. So glad I came across him recently.
Thank you for another inspiring talk. I will be diving into Rich's work, I was unfamiliar. I am increasingly excited and grateful for the community of people I find online who are on a similar path of paradigm shift and changing education/educating change.
#VGANG ❤️
Great interview. I am always pushing myself through the pain barrier (extreme sports, cold water swimming etc =ultimate high) but I do always question the fine line between pain and punishment. Those who have suffered in life can become addicted to pain and seek it in another form which seems healthy, as it is sport based. No criticism of Rich Roll as I don't know his story, but just something that has crossed my mind when doing extreme sports. Would be interested to hear other people's point of view on this?
@Hannah Nicolet As a recovered alcoholic turned ultra-cyclist, I would like to say that you are dead-on here. Riding 126 miles in the middle of summer brings with it an incredible amount of pain (my most recent ultra event) , but it beats the hell out the pain bottle brought every day🤙
Rich is the civilian version of David goggins! I just love that,I am an absolute fan of goggins but if you don’t have any military background like me, then it fails to connect at the deepest levels. However power to them both, amazing human beings , goggins and roll
This interview is amazing
He looks like Retired John wick 😂
This is beautiful. May I and, every human being, obtain some of this man's characteristics. Thank you.
The best interview you've done by far in terms of core value but you could have gone further. Your energy didn't at all match Rich's, so I guess that's why. What a shame you didn't ask him about being animal compassion and a plant diet; you seem very closed minded on that subject, Tom. It's a beautiful way to live and a huge part of why Rich is so chill and insightful. To truly understand a guest, you can't avoid a huge part of what made them the person they are because of personal bias. (Plant based needs more of a look of you ask me. Can't wait for the 'Game Changers' athlete film to come out this year, going to be incredible, you might find it interesting, Tom)
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B E A U T I F U L ! Wauw, what a knowledge and wisdom this man has. And so applicable on my life in this period. I totally get what he's talking about and it is SO nice to know there are people out there in the world sharing this lifesaving information/stories. Thank you. I'm so grateful
Would be good to see Veganism included when you interview Vegans.
yes I agree !
Me too!
23:38 This answer is so insightful. So true!
I got Rich Roll'd
I'm living a life of noisy desperation. Does that still count?
Tom, I have discovered your channel today. I've already watched the show with Robert Greene. And now this. I have a feeling that listening to you and your guests is gonna be a life-changing experience to me. I can't thank you enough!
He is lucky that he did not get sidetracked by prescription drugs during those 100 days that he was in Rehab. That was in the '80's. If it was 10-20 years later Big Pharma probably would have convinced him to take prescription drugs. This interview inspires me to get out of my comfort zone.
It's amazing how every thing he said could be a life quote. I became a fan. Thank you, Tom!
Super relevant episode right now. Thanks for what you’re doing Tom. Big ups 💯
HI Tom, Please interview more females. Thanks fir the content.
Tom has interviewed lots of badass gals. Check the vid history.
@@mad3hatter8 I have seen them all. I just would like more 🤷🏾♀️
Refentse Molehe Make a list of females you want him to interact with & send him the list via IG; tag him.
Lisa Bilyeu, Tom's wife, has a new series on RUclips and podcast called Women of Impact.
@@mad3hatter8
Lol... So his wife interviews women therefor he shouldn't need to?
I love the questions you, Tom, ask. I love that you are persistent in getting to the heart of the matter. Thank you.
WOW 🤯 THIS ONE HAS HELPED ME THE MOST OUT OF ALL THE INTERVIEWS HE'S DONE. I LOVE IMPACT THEORY, I FELT SO STUCK & LOST IN MY PAIN WITHOUT IT 🥺💫🦋 This video especially has shifted my perspective on mental pain and opened my mind up on my perception and thought patterns when something causes me pain.. I'm just happy Tom created Impact and Health Theory :')))))
"It is okay to ask for help"Rich Roll
This conversation resonated so so much. Rich is an incredible example of what we can do when we are true to ourselves. Thank you for creating this amazing content and making it available to the world for free!
I’m not like a feminist or anything but it would be nice if they were more women on the series I still love it though
Well... recommend some interesting! I wouldnt mind to have some females on the cast, its just that I feel like sucessful women are a bit more quiet than men in the public sphere
Tom has interviewed a lot of badass gals. Check out the vid history.
Complexeon I agree
Tige Karl I know! Just not lately
I guess he would if more women had done stuff that was worth putting them on 🤷♂️
I may have already commented some time ago about this interview, but truly, both Rich and Tom are two of my favorite influencers. I follow both of you and gain valuable insights from each. When I made the conscious effort to change my eating from the SAD (standard American Diet) to a whole food plant based eating protocol, Rich Roll gave me some great info to follow. In addition, at 35 years sober, I loved hearing your story about recovery. And with Tom, my sister and I both enjoyed hearing any of your experts on The Impact Theory show while during a time of healing from surgery. Powerful stuff and I still gain so much. Wisdom on steroids is the best way to describe what I get from both of you.
Rich Roll You’re So Inspirational!!! ❤️
"Incomprehensible Demoralization" . Anyone else know my buddy Bill?
Anyone else agrees that Rich's brain seems to be on fire while he was talking?! SO MUCH VALUE. So many ideas that I've never heard of.
I think we should all take more time and TURN INSIDE. DISCOVER who we are and the REASON why we were brought onto this planet!
Wow - extraordinary. Thx Tom B for introducing me to yet another extraordinary human. I always walk away from these sessions more, I dunno, complete… fulfilled… grateful…? You feed my spirit brother. Thank You. ❤
Love rich awesome person
Wow that was powewful and so in alignment with my life right now! Thank you so much! I just have to share a bit! Recent events have landed me jobless. My husband and I started a compnay at the begining of the year and we've been pursuing and growing and grinding since then. I was pushed out of my full time job. My husband and I decided what a perfect opportunity to really dive in and get shit done to grow our business! I have to admit it's been about a month we're one salary down and we are struggling hard financially. Bills are late, Christmas is coming. But Rich your story has shown me this is just part of the journey and if I continute to grind and put in the work it will pay off! As you say Tom the struggle is guaranteed the success is not. I refuse to back down! If I loose tangable comforts o well my dreams and ambitions are bigger than my stuggle. My spirit is in tact. My intentions and code of ethics are true to who I am and how i'm living! I just have to keep going! Thank you so much for all you do! I'll meet you at the top one day! 🙌🙌
To be honest. Without pain. There is no LIFE.
LIFE is achieved through pain. Because Jesus Christ died for giving us LIFE!!!!
If Brene Brown ever needs an example of how powerful vulnerability is HE'S THE ONE! Tom, thank you for always digging a little deeper. Your interviews are amazing.
I just want to say thank you! Tom, you and your Team are doing an amazing job always asking the right questions. Even though, your guests are insanely successful people in any way I can imagine, the concept of your show and how you ask your questions and lead the interview carves out the real value. I wish you could do the same in different languages to reach more people.. maybe an international team would open up even more insights of how to become legendary. Thanks, Marc from Germany
First heard of him because back in the day when I heard of David Goggins on your show he was one of the few other people who had done an interview with him. Seems like a pretty good dude I only knew fragments of his story. From time to time I'll check out his podcast too which also has great guest as well
Tom, simply amazing interview. I just loved hearing the humility and authenticity from Rich. I learned a phase not to long ago. I don't remember where I heard it from, but it simply says, "honor the struggle." I loved the fact that you called out Rich and made sure everyone knew even though Rich is doing awesome now, that is not where he came from. The amount of humility is still mind boggling to me. Again, this was amazing. Thank you Tom for all the time you take to find and interview these giants.
I killed my excuses, my body put me in jail.
Hi Tom, any plans in interviewing Clint Ober from grounding practices??? And what are your thoughts? Thank you
Tom Beelou with his billion dollars looks worse than I do with my average lifestyle. Is it worth it? His wife looks worn out aswell. Is it beneficial to be wealthy? Tom, what if you find out, that in order to live forever, you'd need to become poor again. Would you be surprised? Sad? Would you do it?
tom, amazing interview. I always love the effort and prep work you do in order to deliver a great podcast. I've been following Rich roll for ages now and love his podcast (and yours!) but this was an awesome listen
thanks again.
Michelle :)
The breaking glass the chairing the background sound effects at the start of the video are completely obnoxious, I actually have to turn down the volume of my phone and miss a lot of what is being said to not hurt my ears with all that background nonsense. I'm course I'm sounding like a negative hater but I truly am a subscriber who's trying to give positive feedback
The injected infomercial ads are the worst.
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