Building Your Life Resume with Jesse Itzler | Rich Roll Podcast

[@yvonnedavies9693]

Jesse, In 2yrs I will be 70yrs old, yet I am always studying and learning new things. However, I am still striving to find my place in life, where I can serve others in ways they will have a healthy mind and body. Some good points and as always a brilliant podcast, thank you.

[@gustavocarrasco8462]

This speaks to me, I'm 50 and people think I'm 35, I've been in recovery and relapse for years , but I am inspired ✨️

[@traceykerr572]

Not just about death but life altering accident or disease. I had that happen, I was in lots of ironmans/ triathlons then hit by a car, 15 surgeries had to relearn to walk and talk and here we are 19 years later Almost died twice. So live now to the fullest love now to the fullest.

[@roadto0mortgage52]

I Hope your doing well now

[@aleksandrajordan641]

Rich Roll - I take so much from your podcast ! I appreciate that you run always cultural conversation, a lot of gratitude, guests open in front of you , interesting questions and a lot more. You are a role model as podcaster. Thanks for your job!

[@faithf4988]

great interview....i turned 48 this year and it's the first time I've actually felt my age or at least been more aware of it because my mother died in her early 50's....regardless of the source, you can mine for lessons to learn from anyone...this was an interesting perspective on aging

[@TheKeishana]

Gosh I swear the host is such a sweet ❤️,so pure a soul.

[@WeirdThingsOnEarth9]

Wow out of the 50-100 eps of RR i've seen now this one takes the cake in terms of motivation. "How are you going to feel about that decision tomorrow?" Damn im putting that on my wall...TY Rich and Jesse

[@miketalife]

This conversation gives light to many good examples on how to maximize your time here while we walk mother Earth. Wonderful perspectives. Thank you! 🙏

[@nimy3071]

This interview only got better and better. Lots of tips on not only success but more important Life factors like how Relationships can be and Parenting. Thank you Both

[@Adam1986London]

Love these guys. Feeling so much positive energy after watching this.

[@Breathewithbrock]

SERIOUSLY 2 of my FAVORITE people. You guys are badass. Hope to see you on the trails soon. BEST episode for 2018 so far!!!

[@LisaDKN]

Rich Roll is just the coolest dude and interviews the other coolest peeps and I could listen all day long... been listening for the last couple of years and it's always on point. Thank you for inspiring me to be Me.💚

[@MrFunny-gq8gu]

12:35 best part of this whole video

[@h.k3260]

Min 6:10 he goes "thats only x summers away from now", jeez what a quote

[@jonasjrgensen2637]

Even tho I'm only a teen this definitely brought a sense of urgency that i needed. Life is to be lived fully

[@ssharp8900]

Great message! I feel everyone can benefit from thinking about how precious life is and how important it is to live your truth! Thanks, Rich.

[@tonighossein2395]

Again Rich, this was an amazing interview and one that we will listen to over and over again. Your interviews are by far the best for personal growth.

[@kaylolittlejohn2420]

Amazing! Watched the entire thing. The last 5 minutes was very impactful thank you!

[@edss7778]

i luv jesse's look. so cool and natural

[@Guitargate]

Two of my very favorites. Fantastic.

[@elspethfeldman6261]

Iii

[@sharp_guitars2417]

Soo awesome. That was life changing. Off to enjoy my day now. 36 more blessed summers!! Hopefully more though!!

[@kinolima235]

❣️✨️ Wonderful Life 🎉 Joy 🎉 Smile 🎉 Perfect Mood ✨️❣️

[@TheZGALa]

I love you guys. Thank you for sharing this conversation.

[@elisamarie8910]

I love this because I think this way all the time. I’m 44 and I think man I have only 40 good years left....what should I be doing and how do I want to live my life....

[@johnbuchananart6932]

Taking "time" into consideration is transformative for many aspects of our lives. You can hate what time does to us, or you can accept it and use it for motivation. Time will always move us forward through space, but to let it "move" us is power pure and simple. Embrace time and be friends with it. Be considerate of your new friend.

[@geraldgreeniii3300]

Love your podcast, Rich! Always great content.

[@sethroberts6963]

The German Shepard's got me good 🤣

[@DillonSchneiderSheriff]

Cherish your loved ones.... reevaluate your priorities 12:30

[@mikeed666]

As good as the first one. Thanks for having Jesse on again

[@jenniferk9923]

This is so dang powerful for me.

[@scottlangdon1469]

Such a great pod!! You guys are MAGIC together!! ✨✨✨

[@hillarykaelomolebatsi4783]

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this especially the way him and Sarah raise their kids and their perspective on trying things … at the same time I am all for trying new things and sometimes it’s the only way we can get to know if we like doing something instead of being stuck in this fantasy that’s who u r but at the same time am wondering if ur kids like outdoorsy stuff …???

[@dougwilliams9525]

Building a life resume is freakin genius ❤

[@Zupermental]

you hit the sales mark when you said "living with sara" , he should DEF do a 3rd part on his books! 2 of my fave in 1 podcast letsgoo

[@THERE4fabrications]

I think these guys should watch the short doc “Never Die Easy” on KZbin. It’s an ok film but more importantly the subject and the message Dag expresses about himself. These guys are too worried and focused on their age and the number associated with it. Too many numbers and percentages, quit worrying about time and focus on the moment.

[@spiritualworkout4544]

True all anyone has is the here and now

[@michdo23]

I am only mid-40s and i already feel fuckin old and as if i don't have accomplished anything meaningful. I need to get my shit together. That 28 Summers line really hit me hard.

[@maurotommassoni9093]

Great!

[@billyhawn]

LOVED THIS RRP EPISODE!!!! "AGE WITH VIBRANCY"

[@daniellelevy6556]

Last item discussed was super on point. Much thanks.

[@willmiranda4337]

He said someone messages you and you feel like you need to respond to them. That means they control your time. That just changed my whole mindset on my cellphone.

[@jessesmith3650]

Great podcast Rich

[@mariaangelova8275]

I have NO idea what I'll be doing in 5 years .... No clue .... This episode made me depressed. Perhaps I need to reflect on why I reacted this way.

[@TribeOfCooks]

Journaling saves lives :)

[@jdt8983]

I've had chronic mental illness since I was a kid. It's helped me ruin a lot of opportunities and wish for death. But on the flip side it's helped me do crazy shit like run after a guy threatening to shoot me after knocking out his friend. So I guess what I'm saying is we all have it bad in one way or another. Some have cancer. Your depression sounds pretty manageable but if its still around fiercely 4 years later might want to check out Feeling Great - David Burns. It's CBT journaling. Helps you realize you've actually accomplished more than you think and that's actually a better place to be if you want to accomplish more.

[@1sademokid]

It's been 6 years - where ya at?

[@sami_keyd]

45:45 How to get clarity by keeping your head clear.

[@phoebekate1468]

Awesome! Rich, it would be wonderful if you could invite Dr. Nun S Amen Ra for a podcast - he has so many interesting things to share!

[@christinebw]

Yes to Living with Sara!! I want to read it!

[@toddmyers3899]

Love your podcast, and especially this one with Jesse. Amazing advice, I'm doing his 29029 challenge this year in Straton, can't wait. Really excited to read Living With Monks as well.

[@openwaverfid]

Fantastic podcast. Thanks guys.

[@DOCROEE]

People was more tuned into the body and mind back in the day so they didnt forget things as easily like we do today, and thats also because there werent these 50.000 decisions to be made everyday, the mind and body had a natural relaxtion mode wich is not present in modern society.

[@followthewhiterabit1120]

awesome and aware person

[@zakariabikfiss4571]

Wow amazing episode

[@jill4404]

Made me laugh. Made me cry. Wonderful

[@Benmar00]

“Next winter” comment is so relevant in the times of the pandemic.

[@DIYSolarandWind]

Rock on awesome people

[@deborahdriggs2247]

AWESOME interview

[@m1r333]

Brilliant! Absolutely love this one. Thank you so much Rich.

[@davezammit-92]

This is awesome

[@bradfinn1916]

His mountain challenges are $5k!!!! Haha. Yeah ok Jesse. Meet u out there.

[@Ndk_-oy3jh]

Would love to see u interview goggins back on video this time..

[@JCKay]

Wow!! This guy is amazing!

[@julianamerz9493]

I would love to hear a dialogue with Moby or with “regular” vegans who are not well known. Just regular people who were compelled to make this lifestyle change and hear about their reasons for doing so as well as there experiences with it. Thanks!

[@richroll]

I’ve had Moby on the show. Also regular folks. Josh LaJaunie. Adam Sud are two examples. Search archives on my website

[@bintang71st]

Nice person with you were Reality lize 😂❤🎉

[@shannonscott4356]

Bring back the vlogs please:)

[@intention.adventure]

yas to the intro music!!

[@odettesmee320]

Brilliant! I really enjoyed watching this. Good advice, great inspiration, thank you!

[@AltodaMontanha]

Rich, which camera and lens do you use to record it? Really awesome quality - I know the contrast from the dark wall helps a lot the contrast, you are really mastering in your art.

[@lanileiu.5931]

WOW!

[@lilsix7]

13:25

[@kinolima235]

❣️🪂 Love Life 🌍💫🌍 Love World and People 🎡⛵️ Thank you very much ❣️

[@teddytheoz4225]

after this, I feel I should live my life in five year increments.

[@robburson6761]

1:14:38 Weird little Rich Roll flex.

[@XX-gy7ue]

it's unwise to fall into shallow arguments - most people never live , but conform and exist and eventually die ! if someone dies at 10 , 30 .... 70 , 90 , 100 , even before birth , their life has a value beyond human calculation ! if someone thinks of a life as a collection of events or achievements they've cheated themselves and probably ruined the day and lives of everyone around them ! nothing is more tedious than a counter !

[@flyingosom202]

oh shut up

[@ariane8843]

Get Robert Morse on the Podcast! ...watch at least two hours of his videos before you make up your mind about him, it’s worth it! His YT: robertmorsend

[@SuperOlivess]

Remember Tomorrow.

[@StillmanSpinningSteel]

37:17 "It's just you"

[@natalieboyd9840]

What kind of watch does jesse have that counts down yr days left alive? Lol

[@XX-gy7ue]

most of my favorite writers were always heavily self-medicating , and the suicide option , in many , a constant companion , where would the value of their heroic lives be considered in this asinine conversation ! that said , both men in this video have a lot of good advice for a happy and exciting day , and​ if they hadn't gotten lost in throwing bouquets at themselves , the advice given , could on a superficial level , be a lot of fun ! p.s. Rich Roll is a Saint !

[@nicolecorry2418]

Hit the nail on the head. Throwing bouquets at themselves was an analogy that hit it hom for me. I get that sense a lot with the men on this podcast. They do have great advice. In the same breath, I always come away feeling like many of the guests and the host tend to be missing a whole group of dynamic poeple because, for lack of a better term in my head right now, many on this show are coming from a place of privilage. Or maybe just a completely removed world from the average. At the same time, this may be the appeal of the show and why they have good advice. I haven't decided yet.

[@jessejamesjohnston]

Hawking😏

[@justinblock8662]

I thought your second book was better because of the takeaway chapters but your first book was better because of raw first cut like WTF is going on factor and phrases/one liners.

[@justinblock8662]

I'm glad I took your bylr course too but outside of going back to my emails its impossible to find your bylr login page

[@tritroy4]

Jesse has a great philosophy. My problem is he wants to motivate and have life changing events but he’s charging $3,950 for a weekend in a triple occupancy TENT!

[@jazielsommers6807]

Invest in yourself

[@mhfdustymornings]

Please don't delete the subscribers mailing list!!!

[@SergyOrloff]

I kinda didn't like Jesse Itzler, but I liked Rich here. Jesse seems like he is trying to do all this tricks, all this attention-grabbing initiatives... no wonder that this guy is from the same place as Bernard Madoff ( 1:26:35 ), ha-ha, he gives this vibe. And Rich, thank you for this advice, "take action!"=) But you know, it easier said than done=)

[@W0bbler100]

I was a little disappointed that when asked about his 3-5 year plan, he appeared to hesitate...and then said...an online course...

[@diogonpbrito]

Rich people problems/projects...

[@sorchx]

I'm sure it's easy to live a different life and take full advantage when you're a millionaire. From looking into this guy he seems to have done a partnership with Coco cola and Zico coconut water, which was also later bought out by Coco Cola like all good things. Not so sure about this guy's life advice when he's partnering with one of the worst companies in the world regarding health.

[@pinkowl4738]

Collibri Lovex He's a billionaire. Some wisdom in here and some usless programming. Still worth the listen.

[@loydelizondo6904]

No one forces anyone to drink colas. To dump on him because he's rich is a cop out. He talks about positive things. Iiving a positive life. You take from it what fits you. He's not asking you to live his life. He's saying this is my life, its grand. Yes he's a self made millionaire. Should he feel guilty for that? Relax Collibri and pay attention to the message, not the messenger. I first heard of him on Joe Rogan. He was very interesting talking good vibes. I didn't know who he was. I didn't care.

[@raymondkilgore8938]

Aging IS interesting, but does it really have to do with time? Read, "The Order of Time", by Carlo Rovelli!

[@phatmonkey11]

I recently realized that a lot of these interviews are millionaires telling us mere mortals how to be happy. Boo.

[@jdt8983]

Tall lanky white guys gotta stick together

[@NA.l.F]

To me this was one of the least compelling guests, although, clearly RR does his best with the situation he is faced with. I would love to see some “garden variety” vegans on the show who have made lifestyle changes due to evolved, deeply considered reasons and/or experiences. If the ethos of the show is well-known influencers how about someone like MOBY who is a committed vegan and animal activist? Or someone like Ingrid Newkirk or a PETA leader in India or an Emerging Market? I think if the podcast focuses on entrepreneurs and doctors with extended private practices and clinics it stands to appear clubby and Vegan elitist which is a less attractive niche from my perspective.

[@richroll]

Moby has been on the podcast. I’ve also had Bruce Friedrich, formerly of PETA and Lisa Lange of PETA. Search archives on my website. I’ve also had Nathan Runkle, founder of Mercy for Animals

[@NA.l.F]

Rich Roll Thank you for your response. I know you are very busy. I guess I should up my research game a bit before commenting. I’m looking forward to seeing the MOBY interview as well as the others you mentioned! If nothing else I suppose my reaction to the Itzler interview is good motivation for self reflection as I did find many of his comments/attitudes confronting. It’s easy to judge but ultimately more productive to look at your own triggers for judging.

[@azabuvsobelo5687]

miitary... meh

[@dugfriendly]

Can't stand this guest. I've listened to every podcast. For some reason, Rich does have some guests who are of this type. He falls under the spell of what I've started thinking of as the "Vegan Capitalist" personalities. Their life is about "how do we leverage these things that so many pursue to build their souls and find meaning in order to make money?" It's frustrating to hear.

[@DP-sh3nk]

Fully agree

[@julianamerz9493]

Agree!

[@mariaangelova8275]

There was something unsettling about this episode ... I can't put my finger on it for me ...

[@felixfranco6569]

Great point. If you step back from listening to him, he is ultimately motivated by $$!

[@mizzounyc]

Yes! Totally agree

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[@Brianbono21]

😂