Richard Turner - The Magical Phenom Who Will Blow Your Mind | The Tim Ferriss Show

[@nym49]

"Fear of failure-when left unchecked-can actually lead to the failure we fear." ~ Richard Turner

[@666goats]

smart smack head, head smack smart. - MY FIST

[@irish955]

I'm 29 years old from the South Coast of Ireland I never heard of Richard Turner until 2 weeks ago I watched his interview with valuetainment I've been binge watching him since What an incredible person gifted doesn't even come close to what he has achieved My little daughter loves his cards May god bless you Richard greetings from Ireland

[@the1337fleet]

16:00 "Practice does not make perfect. Perfect practice makes perfect." "Discipline breeds discipline."

[@videozain]

"Amatures practice until they get it right. Professionals practice until they cant get it wrong."

[@janiceg7661]

That was sooo good! Did anyone else take notes?! Loved this!

[@jeffpape6519]

This is one of, if not the most interesting interviews I’ve ever seen. Thank you Tim and Richard!

[@davidsinclair5004]

I can only completely agree, Richard is an amazingly interesting guy & Tim has a very respectful way about him. Thank you Tim to your brilliant interview with a brilliant man Richard..

[@weefeatures]

I've been a huge fan of Richard Turner for over a decade. As an amateur card mechanic myself, I've watched many incredible card mechanics and often thought, 'Even though I know what move they were doing, I still couldn't see it'. When I watch Richard Turner, I think 'I didn't see anything, and have no idea what move he was doing.'

[@burningstar1793]

If it makes you feel any better, Turner the Great can't see it either.

[@bryanfidelman3846]

@@burningstar1793 LOL

[@Raao1]

Thank you Tim. I was away from your podcast for years. But I came back for this one and it had huge impact on me. I had a really cathartic experience when Mr. Turner spoke about his mental motivation to deal with bullies. I had a realization about my own experience with bullies 20 yrs ago and why I act now in a certain way. Deep down I am afraid of not being worthy and this creates self hatred and aggression towards the others, which I use to cover my insecurity. Than you, both of you for this interview.

[@JamesScottGuitar]

Richard Turner is Officially the World’s Most Interesting Man. Wow, Wow, WOW!

[@MereMortalsBookReviews]

What an absolute madman. Thanks Tim for introducing me to Richard.

[@thomasmansur7373]

Your reaction while he's doing the first tricks at 9:21 is priceless! Thanks for bringing this rare guest, Tim!

[@GreenSemester]

This interview is pure gold and shows how much younger people could learn from the older generation is they would just give them a chance. Amazing!!!

[@pierreandrewt1347]

I totally agree.

[@costasgeorgiou6101]

Taking the time to learn from the older generation will always be a worthwhile investment of time!

[@tyc00n]

i got 2 black belts first at 9 years old but that was nothing like this guy

[@Ghost-fe1vp]

Great, Now I'm racist and beat my wife. Thanks Costas Georgiou!

[@beansmacarter932]

Intelligence is a gift. Wisdom is earned. Richard has earned much wisdom through perfect practice, and discipline.

[@JacksonMack3742]

It's nice to see Tim showing his curious and joyful childlike side.

[@NickC702]

This is like a secondary documentary to the documentary. Kudos Tim another awesome interview, I love Richard Turner too I have been a fan for many years and I just can't seem to get enough of that dude.

[@Jmansummers]

This is gold, great guest lately. I’ve always been in awe of him ever since I discovered him on KZbin.

[@nky746]

Tim Tim, thank you for this gem. It is by far your best work yet

[@michaelschwartz9485]

My life seems like a complete failure compared to Mr. Turner. The more I know about him the more I'm amazed, jealous, envious and unbelievably happy for him! I hope I can one day see him in person! Great interview Tim, I subscribed and look forward to seeing your other videos! This is one video I'll be watching many, many times! God Bless all of you!!

[@eloelo6944]

I dont think envious is the word because if you were truly envious you wouldn't like him.

[@JamesScottGuitar]

Please do a follow up interview with Richard. There’s clearly so much more here with this man....what a gem.

[@stevemalco5858]

As a magician, I've been an admirer of Mr. Turner since my late teens back in the 1990s. He never fails to amaze me, even after all these years. One of a kind.

[@greenlean8890]

@53:34 I want to see Tim Ferriss drink Liquid Hell on video!🥤 Who else votes to see this?! ♠️♥️♣️♦️ Great interview! One of the best I’ve seen in a while. I can’t wait to watch the documentary Dealt!

[@sanjeevphilip5433]

Looks like a father son duo. Very enlightened ones.

[@ozzyman5671]

Richard is the most amazing person and more importantly a good human being!

[@bobspit2268]

This is the most interesting and inspiring interview I've seen in uhhhh ever.

[@rahulbohara0]

That’ll get the money. Thanks Tim for bringing in Richard. 🙏

[@karthikeyan3401]

OMG!! Richard Turner the best human being in the world!!!!

[@Ghost-fe1vp]

A fan of Tim and a Fan of Richard. So happy this exists!

[@irenebasten3505]

Beautiful interview! Thankyou

[@InnerVisionStudios]

Great guy! Never heard of him but really respect you bringing him on. It was a great conversation.

[@mrcosta6963]

This man's a legend... Check this kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqipen2vjLCmZ80

[@ycdwtv7017]

Much better than those audio only interviews

[@RetroBaby]

Man this guy deserves the world.

[@baynative]

GREAT interview so wanna hear those hustling stories do it again!

[@MaxPayne212]

Man...what a great interview. The life of this man is amazing. And you didnt even mention the stories with the mafia. Great job

[@JacksonCecchett]

This is more than unreal. I don’t know what to say. Speechless doesn’t even cut it imo - Wow.

[@atthva]

The way to see the world of Richard Turner make´s me thinks about how his form to construct reality could help on AI learning ... Greetings from Sarandi, Argentina

[@AK89-K]

Loved "Dealt"! Will watch that for sure!

[@successfularabsl6225]

The most interesting interview i ever watched 💥💥💥

[@Vaselining]

Amazing, genuine and surreal. Had to watch it after listening to it

[@flower2284]

Great video Tim. Thanks for the enlightenment. It’s amazing.

[@jessicajacobson7665]

This episode is gold

[@jleeward1camrunner]

The Most interesting guest interview yet ! Thanks for letting him tell all his stories with out interruption a great skill . Looking forward to his documentary !!! John Leeward

[@heisthee]

They already made a great doc about him. Pretty sure it's on netflix.

[@dnwheeler]

What a wonderful conversation!

[@andresruiz6033]

100% bluff. Tim is a beast. I've seen his workouts. He can do 500 pushups in a single workout.

[@muffinberg7960]

9:00 I have been searching for this card trick for years now. This was done to me 10 years ago, and I couldn't come to learn how its done until now.

[@happentodie8776]

Turner is the most inspiring and interesting man ever ,if you met him in the bar and he told you his story you wouldn't believe him, dealt was jaw dropping and as a card man myself I rate him up there with the absolute best ever ,then add that he was blind and you get a man super heroes would feel a little intimidated to be around lol

[@stevemalco5858]

Him, Steve Forte, Jason England, and R. Paul Wilson are my idols.

[@haveaniceday7950]

Steve Malco what is the simplest way to get started, just to see if I like it? Something I can experiment with immediately. How are you guys using card mechanic skill? Poker games, do you do performances?

[@haveaniceday7950]

happentodie what do you do as a card Man?

[@weefeatures]

@@haveaniceday7950 Hey Kyle, I'd recommend Theory11, as they have a bunch of tutorials for learning card mechanics stuff or card magic. For the card mechanics, look up 'Jason England' and you can learn to do a bunch of things. Some moves cost a little money, but you can look up tutorials for them on youtube as well. 52kards is a good channel for that.

[@happentodie8776]

@@haveaniceday7950 I learned before all the internet stuff ,got the royal road to card magic , expert card technique, expert at the card table .after that I got into marlo and Vernon and le paul , roywalton steve forte ,I learned from books and VHS ,but ite easier these days gotta kids on KZbin are worth watching, depends on what you wanna do ,magic? Gambling demos? Good luck mate

[@Thedouglas_d]

Richard Turner is the man!!!!

[@timosteffen321]

I haven’t heard of him beforehand, I’m excited. Keep it up Tim!

[@AK89-K]

Watch documentary about him! "Dealt" on Netflix

[@markmulhearne4869]

Unbelievable. What a guy.

[@RayRomanMedia]

Great episode! Richard Turner is so interesting and inspiring.

[@rndst6]

Tim!!!! Unfrickinbelievable 🤘🤘🤘💪💪💪💪😱😱😱🙏🙏🙏

[@autolatch]

Absolutely loved this interview - thanks Tim!

[@rheadog9546]

I have worked out for the better part of 30 years. I was a very good wrestler in high school and learned some discipline and ways to work out at a young age. I have some similarities because I grew up small, picked on, and I had a shiz ton of anger.....I'm a bit more normal maybe but I can relate to his anger issues, It helped me in my wrestling years obviously. I start working out and get in shape for a year then I peter out for a few months. then I start again, do well for 3 months and stop for 6 months. I have had a hard time during Covid because the gyms have been closed. I started 3 weeks ago working out and came across this dude on you tube because i am an amateur poker enthusiast, I guess? This is extremely motivating. Although, I realize most people are not like this guy. I do procrastinate. I do have some streak of laziness here and there. I have to push and motivate myself. Unlike Richard Turner obviously, his being will not let him stop or calm down enough to take a break for even one day, which is fine. Jealous? yes to some extent. He is obviously, extremely OCD. Which has good and bad things, it motivates you but it can also drive you crazy if you don't control it. Your right Tim, we all have our own lense. I love to watch Richard, he is amazingly interesting. A very outstanding, unusual individual.

[@Willitbass]

One of the most amazing people

[@janiceg7661]

Dealt remains one of my all time favorite documentaries! I was so excited to see this! Thank you! One of my favorite parts was when he talked about his high impact living. I just love Richard Turner! Great inspiration and great storyteller! (And magician!) Sharing on my FB.

[@chrisfiacco7173]

I enjoyed this so much. Thinks Timbo !!!

[@Bigbear9696]

Love the setting for these interviews

[@bobbydigital3423]

Amazing. ❤️

[@nikhil_mahajan685]

I have not seen the documentary "dealt" though tim recommended the same in on eof his 5 bullet Friday. This podcats was a gem though.

[@MrMajintiger]

HERO!

[@uguptuzirby8451]

Just watched Dealt, amazing and inspiring. Thank you, Tim. As a side note, listening over the part about how Richard got his suite, did anybody tell him how awfully distasteful some people on the castle stage were dressed?

[@WoundedViking]

Tim u inspired me to start myself. Thank you. I fought Cancer twice and lost a big piece of my face to amputation. A tumor ate up my jaw and I was labeled an ugly freak. I started over from scratch, and started a KZbin channel to inspire others who feel ugly and not good enough for this superficial world.. my face will not define me. with positive projection you can overcome any mental or physical hurdle. go check me out and subscribe if you want to help me grow. i want to give people a spark of change and join me on my journey!

[@michaeljoseph2827]

Turning down the playback speed to 0.75x made this a lot more chill. 😎

[@shakimbush8827]

You hear how films can change people? Hollywood right now is creatively bankrupt. We need films that can make people like this guy again.

[@strangelynormal2]

My goodness. A magician is the least of this man's talents.. What an amazing human being.

[@peterfrezzini]

11:20 "You have to be natural in your execution" Dai Vernon to Richard Turner

[@TheScottGillies]

Watch the beautiful moment as Tim becomes a child again @11:05 I was feeling very similarly from Richard's eclectic word choice.

[@SuperLuminalElf]

Turner is a true Polymath ...

[@18ipmg]

Chuck Norris is such an underrated MMA pioneer from all that meming back in the day.

[@heisthee]

Chuck is the real deal. Multi champion.

[@Raao1]

Around 34:00 min talking how he "sees" and construct reality, using his condition Charles Bonnet Syndrome, is like some kind of Daredivil, the comic character! Incredible indeed.

[@enorivers]

This man is a steward of potential of the highest order and that shirt is killer. Anyone know the brand by chance?

[@mwa5704]

This guy life story should be a Hollywood film

[@joeturner4250]

My Inspiration

[@martincommunications5381]

Wow. Incredible man. Tim, what is the name of the Neuroscientist he was working with?

[@AccessTVOfficial]

Does anybody know what microphones are being used in this interview?

[@slaveslave3914]

a Neumann U47 and a Elam 251

[@AccessTVOfficial]

@@slaveslave3914 Looks like lavaliers and not mics...

[@spudgetti]

I'm curious about how he would teach someone else to overcome fear.

[@justin78517]

is there a mistake made in 1:30:20 mark, im not magicians any pros out there can tell me? i just saw the 2 showing between deck

[@jayalders]

Amazing

[@michaelschwartz9485]

This is one of the most fake videos ever! There's no way anyone can do what Mr. Turner is doing! That's what anyone would say except it's not fake! He's a real life Super Hero! Some movie executive said something like his life is too science fiction for a real documentary. There isn't anything he's done that is average! I'm laughing at his accomplishments because they sound so unbelievable, but he really did all this crazy stuff! Mind completely blown!! Awesome interview Tim!!

[@DWGilly]

Always quality

[@artpoison5483]

Wow what a life!

[@ellamennop]

ok that was the best thing ever

[@kolmadoshop9760]

No links of videos mentioned?

[@vyrawllxo300]

To think that Richard himself can’t actually teach his tricks so they’ll literally die with him. Like he can tell someone how to do them, but he cannot teach you because he can’t actually watch you do it.

[@xxmowensxx06]

Where'd he get that shirt? digging it!

[@nunyab9504]

Not a particularly elegant response but Holy Shit! Fascinating interview Thanks, Tim

[@mattnovak8692]

I only buy Richard Turner approved gold seal Bicycle playing cards & my name is Matt Novak. Bless you Richard.

[@luisgerardolopez1435]

does anybody knows the brand of richard turner shirt? so cool haha

[@brunobalan3020]

Brazil here

[@leopold_taylor]

I don’t quite understand how Richard see the cards, or the magic tricks or the movies he talks about. Can he actually see?

[@supernova17]

He can see in abstract shapes and random colors.

[@dombowombo3076]

Great "interview".

[@billpfortuna]

Back to the future: Tim opens time loop to meet self

[@jonnycaiani6428]

Dude is super high frequency it’s nice

[@GetUnlabeled]

I remember Lord of the Flies

[@Snaggletooth44]

1:30:09 did he miss the second one or was that on purpose ?

[@Bit_Error]

That was on purpose.

[@matthewellis663]

Richard: I was drinkin' out of a Tijuana toilet and I didn't care I was so dazed. Tim: Belly laughing. Richard: And I got gonorrhea. Tim: Oh noo.

[@sanlin_Xavier]

Tim some quick advice for depression

[@NunoGuitana]

Fix/rebuild your gut.

[@alessandrocpica]

carnivore diet

[@Silvain1]

Not quick but he was interviewed by Marie Forleo about Depression and many other things. It was extremely helpful for me: /watch?v=h3X9OFzF6ds

[@sanlin_Xavier]

thanks mate

[@kevinshea7331]

How does he see the cards??

[@rozafeleke5662]

❤️❤️❤️

[@Subjective_JoshNelson]

Minute 15:25-- He's totally moving the top card, just like in the "non-dead deck" example, when dealing with the second card. He's also crossing his right thumb behind the left (instead of in front like in the "non-dead deck" example). I can't be the only one to see this? I Iove these guys, Richard, Ricky Jaye and the guy who busted Uri Geller. Their stories are tremendous. Don't get me wrong- not trying to bag on Richard but the above stated is so obvious to me... Love, "discipline begets discipline", the explanation of which is so elegant in its simplicity!

[@phillipmorgan4260]

This is actually just Tim Farris talking to himself after traveling back in time from the year 2127

[@Omidptok]

Thumbs up if you tried to use his trick using your deck of cards! 👍

[@randomtiger8406]

32:18. This man lost his sight and God gave him an OS.