How To Get 1% BETTER EVERYDAY To Achieve Anything You Want | Rich Roll

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Rich Roll reveals how every success in his life has been very hard-fought and has been a process of work undertaken consistently, aggressively and anonymously. He believes that many of us overestimate what we can do in a short period of time and wildly underestimate what we're capable of accomplishing over a decade or a number of years. Above all, he is a believer in process over outcome, the journey not the destination. Growth is all about stepping outside your comfort zone.
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[@progressandproductivity]

Great one. Well done. "You can't make the same mistake twice. The second time you make it, it's no longer a mistake, it's a choice"

[@isabelledebaumarche5473]

Hello. I love these long conversations because we have the time to dive in deep which is so much more interesting than those shallow interviews. I often go to bed a little earlier and mostly listen rather than watch - hence not expose my eyes to a screen. It’s a wonderful me time! So thank you. And I love your guest here, Rich Roll and his podcasts too. I learn so much which is where my profound motivation lies. Take care : ))

[@111qp2]

I agree 💯! I go to bed early and enjoy listening too long podcasts!!

[@alexlorenz7]

It is always comforting to hear that even experts/elite level/professionals get nervous. it's a good reminder that feeling nervous or fearful isn't a reason not to do something.

[@lindaelarde2692]

I'm fans of both of you! What I find most interesting, thought-provoking, and instructive, is a exchange in which the hosts question initiates a free form exchange in which personal insights and vulnerabilities are revealed by both host and guest. This creates a highly memorable synergy.

[@luisaa.7906]

This is different and refreshing. ✨

[@belkisszerres7722]

Depends on the richness of the content , if one is amazed , interested , etc . If the content is full of info ...The longer the better. I find these two make the most interesting interviewers

[@123prestolee]

I’ve never heard of this fella, but love his outlook on life - thanks Rangan.

[@charleslyall5857]

Fascinating conversation. Thought provoking. Thanks to you and Rich, a great guest.

[@sandram6913]

I love this episode. The topics truly hit home with me. Thank you!

[@FindMeOnABeach]

LOVE this so much!!!

[@lindaelarde2692]

Amazing interview. Great insights.

[@amandacarter291]

I personally love hour long conversations and regularly watch 2-3 hour podcast interviews

[@patriciawallace14]

Great conversation ❤️

[@chrisnam1603]

Yes, podcasting changed my life as well, as yours :), as many many people i sense & believe, the real talks, the real people♥, thanks from Belgium

[@TheBswan]

Rich is the man

[@BATgirl57]

I second that!👍

[@biplobpaul9073]

I love your podcast doctor ❤️❤️❤️

[@lindaelarde2692]

Stephen Porges in the Polyvagal Theory writes "if you want to to make the world better, make people feel safe." When you say smile and create safety and connection, you're co-regulating the nervous system of the other person. And their response corregulates your nervous system. 😊

[@doctork1708]

As in tell yourself to smile? Never tell other people to smile. Men do this crap to women all the time.

[@user-gf9ki9ty8i]

Thank you Dr.Rangan. Love from Isreal.

[@Gazic]

Amazing. Love Rich Roll. Sorry for the pedantry, but "every day" = each day. "Everyday" is an adjective, meaning "ordinary".

[@judithdarida6998]

Not the same as every day….wth, why correct someone else at all ?

[@Gazic]

@@judithdarida6998 I totally agree. But then why criticise someone for correcting someone? It's the same mechanism. I got triggered, you got triggered... At least I was polite.

[@surfdetective]

Two favorite

[@SilverLumberjack]

Is this a repeat episode? I’m pretty sure I’ve seen this before.

[@anumakinen974]

I am not sure, I loved the original Rich Roll episode, I hope this is new.

[@jasonvictor1798]

Definitely a repeat

[@CuriouslyChris1]

Heyyy!

[@ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked]

Early! :3

[@JMTBFLOW]

I enjoy this podcast but the amount of ads really disturb the flow.

[@PierreLaBaguette]

rich roll is a very cool guy IMO and i enjoyed this talk, probably more for the mood or general attitude or matureness, rather than the content itself. but the title "How To Get 1% BETTER EVERYDAY To Achieve Anything You Want" is very misleading since it suggests that it's mainly about the personal growth and skills and so on but this talk about this only very partially. I don't know myself right now what other title would be better and still catchy but this show does not need to trick people into clicking on this. interestingly enough this episode has sections in the description and i find even those to misrepresent the content.

[@lorij9649]

Larry King and Rich Roll are two of the best!

[@InterdimensionalBarbell]

👍🏽

[@gabrielekennedy6123]

Rerun. Rich cut his hair quite a while ago.

[@rossbennett2524]

Love these, but shorter episodes would be great too. That’s just me. 20 to 30 minutes is all I can give a podcast

[@philnasmith9755]

Manage your 20 min sessions; you don’t need to watch it all at once. It is like eating pizza - you can leave some slices for tomorrow …

[@rossbennett2524]

@@philnasmith9755 there are many other great podcasts (pizzas) out there too, and only so much time to dedicate to ‘em, shorter means the ability to watch more of them. Some of these long ones are like the same time one dedicates to watching a movie. If there were two versions of the podcast, short and long, then there’s options and my guess is that the shorter version would have way more completed listens It would from me for sure.

[@lindaelarde2692]

I often watch in segments too

[@brucethomson3512]

Too much waffling, cud be more concise. We hv other things to do in our lives 😁

[@julianleatherdale7401]

Fraid I agree. Some great content in these podcasts but they're too darn long. The actual content could be dealt with in 20-30 minutes. We do have other things to do. Maybe you could respect our time a bit more, Dr Chatterjee?

[@doctork1708]

Much too long, far too many ads. Heard this before this is an old video.

[@MassMultiplayer]

i prefer changing my life in 1 and 29 days . nice content but thats a long strategy. change your life in 29 day is better

[@shugyosha7924]

Title: how to get 1% better every day to achieve anything you want Actual content: experiences with podcasting

[@gazza18881967]

I wish I had more time to watch all your episodes, but unfortunately they’re far too long for me

[@carlyburr4923]

Watch his bite size ones which are 15 min versions of the longer conversations. I don’t always watch in one go, so maybe watch it in chunks :)

[@number8533]

Listen to them on x2 speed. You get used to it 👍🏻

[@cocolovee7516]

It’s sold out,🥺.

[@PierreLaBaguette]

31:00 doing a talk show (called a podcast here) is not "just two people looking at each other", what about the thousands and thousands of people watching it later as well? i find this claim quite manipulative

[@meditationgodsway1834]

I was a guest on a TV show a few years ago. I sent in my story for her and it was obvious that she didn't even read my story. I walked away from the interview going 'What the heck was that!' It was very disappointing! I really didn't get to talk about my story.

[@JRClubbIII]

That not a great thumbnail of poor Rich he looks 80

[@mariem.6042]

53 minutes in and not ONE word about how to get 1’% better + why put race in - America has made a million dollar business out of it - to me it feels like there’s never been more division then before. What is important is the person in front of you and how it behaves. Never cared if one is white, black, yellow or green, fat or thin, tall, beautiful or ugly - all that matters is HOW one behaves. Anyway I’ve said this before and many do and I guess since you’re videos are still being crazy long - I dunno is there sth like the longer they go the more commercials can be put in the more money ones earns? Genuine question - cause I really don’t get why they have to be so long. You can have a two hour podcast and pretty much say nothing or have a 20 minutes one with all the important informations in it. For those few who got this time fine - but most people I assume just don’t. 50 + minutes it’s time Ive taken away to spend with my kids and so far it’s been futile which makes it even worse. Please less time but more to the point. Thank you and happy easter holidays.

I took some notes during the podcast and as I look at them now I can see quite a lot about how to get better and better every day.

[@mcanapero]

I love this! Great conversation, themes and connection between Dr Chatterjee and his guests. I thoroughly recommend his latest publication, Happy Mind, Happy Life.