By far MG and RR are the best combination. The unique ability to harvest the intelligence on each other's minds, and surface the vulnerabilities and the truth is exceptional. I can see having a regular 1:1 - like a round table style and even bringing others into the mix would be a HUGE hit.
Rich Roll is so creative in his words and how he articulates ideas. I could listen to him for hours. I also admire his humility. So grateful for the gift of Rich Roll!
Rich Roll such an inspiration especially for those over 40 who've seemed to give up on taking care of yourself showin you can get back into it any time you decide:)
Rich! He’s the best. You two are my favorite podcasts. Would love a regular podcast series with you both. You definitely have a way of picking each other’s minds and bring out some amazing wisdom.
I have been following Rich Roll since his first Podcast. Desperate for mentorship in this crazy world, he has helped me incredibly. Podcasts offer resources to people who may otherwise never have the opportunity to have these conversations revealed to them. The learning that is available through podcasts is why it has been so successful.
Really enjoyed this...topped up my crush on Rich in a different setting. lol BTW I also have struggled with my relationships with my parents (I'm 62) and now they have both passes away - mum more recently...I am still trying to gain there approval!?
You can not not love Rich. You don't see him as a guest in other podcasts that often and when he does I'm very exited. I do expected someone who can match his level.I don't feel like it was really the case here... The interviewer needs to put more time in doing his homework researching his guests.. Not knowing when Rich got sober, how long his podcast exists, how many books he publised... doesn't look very prepaired.. Anyway... I will finish this conversation.❤❤
Such an incredible question from Rebecca, especially in this Narcissistic society where this type of question is rare. Wish you had been more laser focused on the selflessness part of tge question
TBI can impact personality and behaviour, and have a negative impact on cognition ( memory, concentration etc). It seems that as a result of these consequences Rebecca as a part of her healing focused on self care. When does it become self obsession. How do we translate the self growth into service to others? This is my understanding of her question.
AA is a miraculous, God inspired program. It's so powerful because it's based on Biblical principals, from format to community structure to function. In this age of technology as god, people resist this fact about AA, but this is why it works and why it will not be taken down or highjacked by social impact market nonsense. Far out performs private rehabilitation programs. Truly the 12 steps are principals for living in their own right.
By far MG and RR are the best combination. The unique ability to harvest the intelligence on each other's minds, and surface the vulnerabilities and the truth is exceptional. I can see having a regular 1:1 - like a round table style and even bringing others into the mix would be a HUGE hit.
Rich Roll is so creative in his words and how he articulates ideas. I could listen to him for hours. I also admire his humility. So grateful for the gift of Rich Roll!
Same here!
One of the best interview with Rich that actually feels new! ❤
Rich Roll such an inspiration especially for those over 40 who've seemed to give up on taking care of yourself showin you can get back into it any time you decide:)
Rich, your new look is fabulous! Lol. I can't believe I'm even commenting about this.
Rich Roll is and has been my hero and this made me remember why ❤
So appreciated Rich’s explanation of surrender ❤ thank you!
All my heros are in AA, thank you Rich for being you and carrying your message
Rich! He’s the best. You two are my favorite podcasts. Would love a regular podcast series with you both. You definitely have a way of picking each other’s minds and bring out some amazing wisdom.
So many of Rich Roll's words could (should) be chiseled in stone. As a follower from early on I keep learning from him- BIG THANK YOU for that!
I have been following Rich Roll since his first Podcast. Desperate for mentorship in this crazy world, he has helped me incredibly. Podcasts offer resources to people who may otherwise never have the opportunity to have these conversations revealed to them. The learning that is available through podcasts is why it has been so successful.
Same here! So grateful for his amazing podcast!
I always feel like my vocabulary gets upgraded every time I listen to Rich Roll speak. Great conversation, much appreciated 🙏
The description of the long days full of corporate meetings makes me so glad I never pursued that path.
Amazing. ❤
Brilliant Magellan 🎉 excellent
Rich is always inspiring! Not sure what qualifies as a moment of “Ah”.
love rich!!!!
Right?!
Thanks for the inspiration. Love it when you guys speak clearly like 11:36 Is speaking clearly/vocal fry contagious?
Really enjoyed this...topped up my crush on Rich in a different setting. lol
BTW I also have struggled with my relationships with my parents (I'm 62) and now they have both passes away - mum more recently...I am still trying to gain there approval!?
RESIST USING WORDS LIKE RECALCITRANCE WHEN RESIST WORKS JUST FINE AND IS MORE EQUITABLE FOR ALL, RICH!!! XO - CATHEDRALLY SPEAKING
Rebecca Rusch asked a question! She's a mountain biker phenom!!! Wow!
You can not not love Rich. You don't see him as a guest in other podcasts that often and when he does I'm very exited. I do expected someone who can match his level.I don't feel like it was really the case here... The interviewer needs to put more time in doing his homework researching his guests..
Not knowing when Rich got sober, how long his podcast exists, how many books he publised... doesn't look very prepaired.. Anyway... I will finish this conversation.❤❤
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Such an incredible question from Rebecca, especially in this Narcissistic society where this type of question is rare. Wish you had been more laser focused on the selflessness part of tge question
TBI can impact personality and behaviour, and have a negative impact on cognition ( memory, concentration etc). It seems that as a result of these consequences Rebecca as a part of her healing focused on self care. When does it become self obsession. How do we translate the self growth into service to others? This is my understanding of her question.
AA is a miraculous, God inspired program. It's so powerful because it's based on Biblical principals, from format to community structure to function. In this age of technology as god, people resist this fact about AA, but this is why it works and why it will not be taken down or highjacked by social impact market nonsense. Far out performs private rehabilitation programs. Truly the 12 steps are principals for living in their own right.
I agree. Anyone can apply the steps regardless of who and what they believe in
Love this podcast epoxide. Why can't we disagree and still get along?
Im stuck. Unable to forgive myself.
How should I approach this?
Thank you
Work the 12 steps?
Unable or unwilling? There is a quote I love that helped me in recovery: “Forgiveness is the release of all hope for a better past”.
20minutes in and I'm still waiting for conversation on the stated subject to start .
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No one can tell me, that it's not Tom Cruise here.. 😅
Saying “I Got this” is the best thing you can say to yourself as a professional athlete. Your perspective on this is incorrect.
We are here to grow...but please Rich trim your beard.