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@Alphaterra999

3 ай бұрын

how tf he commented before the video was posted 😂

@user-su4yx5mn9q

3 ай бұрын

I🎉🎉

@monicagaudion8553

3 ай бұрын

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@sointeresting3938

2 ай бұрын

I'd love to come in with you and discuss too, but without the cameras, for I'm camera shy.

The world has changed so much. My education was poor, I lived on a council estate and went to poor schools. And yet I can sit here and listen to Dr Ellen, a professor of Harvard who turns the world into something new. Profound. Thank you Rich and Dr Ellen for being in the world at this time. Here’s to a time when there will be no vertical line and everyone will recognise that no one is better than anyone else.

@vivianrose6805

2 ай бұрын

Brilliant comment! There are downsides to the Internet but the material available from great minds is a true advantage.

@skyepalmer5719

2 ай бұрын

​@@vivianrose6805thats why i use it only as an educational tool.😊

@iwnunn7999

2 ай бұрын

Your education may have been poor but you're a terrific writer.

@ultratrailrunnr

2 ай бұрын

You’re the first to know there are no better. So keep lifting up everyone ❤

@billkaiana7441

2 ай бұрын

The more intelligent da person the more humble n relatable that person is...!!+😮😮😮

In 2022, my humble ass lost 99% of his material belongings in a huge house fire ! Even my cat was burnt....Well...i survived and now i am a happy minimalist gratefull toward God. Peace & love

@Mtnshell56

3 ай бұрын

Good for you. That is empowering. Thank you

@aliciam6725

3 ай бұрын

You didn’t think it was god did you?

@chrism5433

3 ай бұрын

Jeez .big change there. Nice one

@laurab9867

3 ай бұрын

Something similar happened to me, only that it wasn't a fire but a flood. Sometimes I miss my lifestyle a little bit but not the material things. Being a minimalist made me stronger, more grateful to the universe and self-aware.

@user-yy6zm1hz9o

3 ай бұрын

My house burnt in fire in 2010. It was the best thing that happened to me. I didn't think that at the time. It's like all the bad things burnt with it. I saw that there were many good people that cared about me, I moved forward and found a high paying job, and the best I appreciate the small things every day. Lucky to be alive 💪

I remember my sweet Grandmother always was saying stress is a first step to being sick!

When I began my healthcare career as 13 yr old “candy striper, ” patients’ beds on 2nd Main were 2 to a room, 5 in the sunroom, 6 in the “ward,” and only 1 private room. We filled disposable ice water pitchers, delivered meal trays, fed those who could not manage self feeding, picked up meal trays. Beginning at 8pm, we gave nightly back rubs. Patients visited with one another. The hospital food service made soups, salads, and casseroles on site, not from a freezer or box. After college, I worked at that hospital for 25 years. When we needed a pleasant focal point for patients to look at while they had blood drawn, we simply asked Frank Simek, the CEO, and he had a forest mural installed across the entire wall. I retired last fall, but if Dr. Langer builds a mindful hospital and or school, I am onboard in whatever way I can be useful.

@monicaramirez51015

2 ай бұрын

Yes 😊yes 😊absolutely beautiful to read your journey into the healthcare industry 😊unfortunately today as a licensed nurse assistant at age 56 I feel deep inside as if I’m from another world 🌎 at work. Also a 20 year holistic health licensed massage therapist ❤I have deep yearnings to add more to the bedside than what I see happening 😮I believe WE ARE MOVING INTO THE NEW WORLD ORDER AND SOME OF US WILL BE LUCKY ENOUGH TO TAKE PART IN CO-CREATING THIS NEW PARADIGM 😊PARADISE ❤

@melliecrann-gaoth4789

2 ай бұрын

@@monicaramirez51015best wishes to you in your work

@sister1828

2 ай бұрын

How I wish those days were still hear!! Thank you for being there and actually helping people. Don't see that at all these days, Lucky to get a pitcher of cold water!! God saw you, and Blesa you ❤

@indranidasgupta8982

2 ай бұрын

What a hospital!! What is its name?!

@shandlarichardson3407

2 ай бұрын

Where I do CT Scans, they used to have the most gorgeous floral butterfly lights to gaze up on. It was so soothing. I never had a negative CT Scan. They just changed out all those lights when new company bought the hospital and put in generic medicinal looking lights. Gazing upwards while in CT Scans is no longer pleasurable. I've had nothing but negative results from imaging since. I'm going to have to close my eyes and think like it used to be to have same results

I am a female sociologist from Saudi Arabia. I am into the American School of Classical Thoughts and Dr. Langer is a school of thought itself. Highly appreciated your time to host Dr. Langer for such a discussion. Very pleasant personality and intelligent lady with a big imagination in social research. I look forward to seeing other episodes with Dr. Langer. She's an inspiration and an adorable one❤

@Richard-cd2gx

2 ай бұрын

is it an online school?

@aldeebsaad

2 ай бұрын

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@vicsoyars3675

Ай бұрын

Thank you for opening my mind to a new way to think amazing loke having a new pair glasses

Dr Ellen is very likeable. I would imagine all of her students are forever positively changed having had her as a professor.

@sergnio

28 күн бұрын

I love the content, but I feel like the opposite. She doesn’t even let Rick get in a full sentence before just interrupting.

@lilmissjoodypoody

16 күн бұрын

@@sergnioas someone with ADHD, I wonder if she has ADHD. It tracks with the enormous amount of creativity and energy that she has, and the high intelligence, out of the box thinking. But one thing we struggle a lot with is to not interrupt others and to remember to give people a chance to speak too. Because our minds are filled with hundreds of times more content and random ideas that we get so much pleasure from sharing that it’s hard to keep it all contained. I’d have LOVED to have her as a teacher. Absolute inspiration.

@sergnio

12 күн бұрын

@@lilmissjoodypoody well explained! thank you for helping me better understand what might be going on

Deepak Chopra back in the early 90's quoted her in his book Ageless Body Timeless Mind and it changed my life - youth is mindset

@TantricYogiHuntsman

3 ай бұрын

Youth is mindset.. Match and SET! FOR THE WIIN

I was raised to be negative and stressed and pessimistic as though these attitudes were protective against the disappointments and pain in life. Because events usually roll out better than my worried self expected, I am often “pleasantly surprised” by my failed expectations of disaster. It’s such a deep habit. And a bad habit - I am just learning now how to be stress free and enjoy every moment - I want to keep reprogramming myself to live with joyful expectation.

@meemabuver

2 ай бұрын

I can sooo relate to this.

@angelawilliamson6765

2 ай бұрын

Me too, there is very reinforcing a positive belief system all around us in our society's is based around fear, selfishness and scarcity. This makes it harder to change but not impossible.

@claireoconor7986

2 ай бұрын

YES!!! THIS IS HOW I WAS RAISED AS AN IRISH CATHOLIC.😢

@elisabethsteiner751

2 ай бұрын

And this ist how I was raised as an Austrian Catholic in the 1960s

@yvonnelashford2969

2 ай бұрын

Same here - life is meant to be hard etc. I immediately jump to pessimistic thoughts when something challenging happens. I would dearly love to not be this way.

Saturday morning- I’m going to have an Icecream bar with chocolate and almonds for breakfast. Now I want to get up! Happy morning people

I just love the way she thinks for the most part. I listen to her and it's like someone just filled my lungs with fresh clean air.

Overnight, i was able to look at a loss- and, now see it differently because of this talk. It took me 15 years. I've found the piece of a puzzle i needed to move forward. This woman is remarkable, brilliant. My mother commanded, "you better have fun!" before she died. She lived to be 86, ten kids and looked amazing..

I’m 2/3 through Dr. Ellen’s book and I’m loving it! I’m in my 69th year and have a high level of energy like Ellen which can exhaust people. 😆 I was raised to believe what my mom used to call “mind over matter“. When my son was little he asked me if Santa Claus was real… his friends teased him because he believed. I asked him “what do you want to believe?” He said “that Santa is real.” I told him, “ then for you he is.” He’s 27 and still loves Christmas. Ellen’s story about tracking drinking works great for smoking. Rate and track every cigarette you smoke and you’ll find you enjoy fewer than you think. There is a woman that lives in a board and care home with my 85-year-old stepdad. She has dementia but she’s lovely, expressive and never stops talking. I get a sense that she knows what she wants to say but struggles with remembering how to put together words to make a cohesive thought. We call it dementia and we believe we know what is going on in these peoples’ brains. What if were wrong? I have so many personal stories like Ellens about the Harvard club experience. Things like that happen to me continuously. I no longer question it. I accept it as the possibility that everyone can experience the same thing. Thank you Rich for this fascinating conversation!

As a former cook in restaurants, it’s true, working around a lot of food you lose your appetite. It’s a visual thing

@notgunnadoit7461

13 күн бұрын

when I was a grill master it didn't lessen my appetite for waitresses! Lots of great memories as a young man.

Monday morning February 12 6:12 a.m. est waking’ up to Rich Roll - New Podcast episode. It’s gonna be a good day.

Amazing! As a recovered alcoholic, I became curious several years ago about why I no longer craved alcohol and hadn't since a short stint in rehab. So many people with "time" talk about sudden or lingering cravings and I began to ask myself if I was just not paying attention to my body's signals early enough. It started with simply imagining taking a stiff drink and being fully conscious, by memory, of how that tasted and felt, not unlike the way Buddhism suggests practicing mindfulness to stop bad habits. Afterward and since, I found I had no craving and the reliving of sensation did not trigger me. It had the opposite effect. Certainty that I still did not want a drink. Not quite repulsion (aggressive, rejecting) but clarity. So reassuring and such a gift of trust in the body.

@gridspir

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing this. I’m going to try it!

@rubyj7647

Ай бұрын

this worked for me for quitting smoking -- letting myself fully imagine smoking the cigarette actually gave me relief and abated the cravings

@christineperera2393

Ай бұрын

Wow wonderful testimonies. Just interested to know if God had anything to do with it ?

What she said about decisions really hit me and gave me comfort.

Wow. she's a fireball. Ordering her book right now. You did a great job, Rich. Dr. Langer is so passionate about her work she could barely slow down to let you ask a question. Keeping up with her must have been exhausting.

@woboznz

2 ай бұрын

He kept interrupting her I thought

@trishf2184

Ай бұрын

He talked over her, very often

@trishf2184

Ай бұрын

​@woboznz yep, heard it too. Watch his body language. He wanted her to know how "smart" he was. Cringe worthy today. 😊

@zengletree

29 күн бұрын

Yes, I imagine it might be better to read her, than listen to her. I wanted more time to think about the things she was saying. But like you say, she is very passionate about her work, hence her excited speaking style.

@lilmissjoodypoody

15 күн бұрын

This is a good reflection of when I let myself go full ADHD when talking to someone without ADHD. It’s seriously like an excited puppy trying to interact with a turtle. (Not saying Rich is slow, and I think he was so enthralled with what she was sharing that he was probably holding back and enjoying just taking a lot of it in.) When I do this with someone else with ADHD, then it’s like two fireballs doing a random but somehow synchronised dance, and we can carry on multiple streams of conversation topics at the same time and keep up with the random tangents our mind takes us. When I do this with my no or less ADHD partner, he gets completely dumbfounded then experiences a human version of blue screening 😆

Her energy is infectious. Great conversation, thank you both.

@aliciam6725

3 ай бұрын

Had he not interrupted her.

@rusty_rockets

2 ай бұрын

It's a podcast conversation not a lecture.​@@aliciam6725

I read Counter Clockwise years ago and it changed my life. Ellen is a gift to humanity. Thanks Rich!

I love this conversation. Fundamental to our health and wellbeing. She is lovely to listen to - even if she never lets Rich finish a sentence ;-)

@Len1977gt

3 ай бұрын

lol

@stanronn

3 ай бұрын

Rich is notorious for interrupting his guests, I say lovingly, it was nice to see him get a taste of his own medicine. To be clear, I love the Rich Roll podcast. Just sometimes he can be a bit quicker to make his point than his guest.

@partdaffey

3 ай бұрын

Too bad they can’t be heard and clearly understood simultaneously. Every word they speak is priceless to those who have ears. ❤

@skippy6462

3 ай бұрын

I actually want to hear everything she's got to say so I'm glad she makes sure she finishes.

@kitchenfarmacist4281

3 ай бұрын

lol indeed.

Her ideas are infectious. I feel her work should be everywhere for people to ,at least discuss, see the world a little bit brighter. I got lot of comfort listening to many of her ideas because it confirms a lot of mine. Knowing that I am not totally off or crazy.

@stopPlannedObsolescence

2 ай бұрын

She salivating a lot

Thank you for this podcast. I am humbled and I have a lot to be mindful about. I still do not want to sky dive at sixty nine 😅 but I would like to go snow tubing wish me luck!

Wonderful interview! Dr. Langer is not only brilliant, but she is so down to earth and approachable you can't help but love her!

Her energy is contagious 👏🙌👏🙌🙌🙌

Lots of wisdom! New perspectives for me. First time I hear an interview podcast with non-stop talking. No pauses, no breaks with silence for absorption. Thank goodness we can hit the pause and rewind buttons to stop for assimilation. She's a strong intellectual. I appreciate she shared as much information as possible in the time given so that we can have various new perspectives as possible. ❤🙏🏽

It's encouraging to hear someone speak who thinks like me. Thank youf or that!

@sidilicious11

2 ай бұрын

I was thinking that too!

The interviewee and the interviewer are perfect, smart, sharp, intelligent - what a treat! Merci beaucoup! Nicely spent evening I had!

Yay, Rich!!! Ellen Langer is a treasure, and more people need to hear her. Plus, she's just an adorable and darling person!!!

Heeeeey we need more of her for sure. Thanks For having her Rich

Oh my goodness, legend!! I was lucky enough to have dinner with Dr. Langer once when my husband was studying at Harvard. Thank you for bringing her on, Rich!

@kellyturner4571

3 ай бұрын

That must have been a wonderful experience!

@iwnunn7999

2 ай бұрын

So funny.... I was just thinking how I'd love to have dinner with this delightful woman.

I was hoping that Rich will invite her! She is a rare original thinker I am so looking forward to this!

An amazing conversation. Just loved her take on life and her ability to enthuse. Not enough folk like her and with the same eloquence, get to talk to the world. I started listening and thought immediately about how long she would be available to us, a great time slot, I was sorry to say farewell to this lady. She honestly made me want to stand up and find a tune for her little ditty at the end and to sing it out loud. 🎉To have her as a granny would be like winning the lottery. Thank you.

@lynne3989

3 ай бұрын

She has plenty of other videos, interviews. Just put her name in search bar- right here on KZread. I only discovered in 2023, What a breath of the freshest air!!! ❤

@Lesanacom

3 ай бұрын

@@lynne3989 Thank you for this response. I shall certainly explore what is available. It is exciting to find someone new and as vibrant in her point of view. Exuberance and insight like hers uncommon and I look forward to listening further. 👣🌸👣

"As long as you have a rich present you do not need the mementos from your past" YES! Thank you!! I have always felt that way, but couldn't put it as eloquent!

I have always wanted school like the one you described!!! I was called a 'gifted' child and often offended the teacher by completing my work and being 'bored'. I actually experimanted to see what noise (coughing, dropping a paper) would affect my neighbors. 8 yo...When I got to college, a new world opened up...my prfs allowed meto reach thesky. That was the beginning of a new confidence in myself....still developing at eighty. Thanks for listening!

Ok, I'm having way too much fun watching this... As a cashier in a fairly large grocery during covid, I began to play with my attitude toward certain people. Relaxing or leaning in more with those I found irritating or downright maddening. Of course my days were much more pleasant but also I never did pick up or rather show symptoms of the virus. Once we took down the plexiglass barriers from most areas, I finally got it. Initially I thought this was just more evidence that it's an air borne virus but now, even though I wasn't particularly consciously worried by it my subconscious mental landscape and attitude may have had other ideas. Being concerned or stressed over a longer than needed time will confuse and divert the immune system, using up energy on thoughts which are not real anyway, instead of on regulating and protecting the physical. Love this over breakfast. 🙏

@kalonicamcquesten692

2 ай бұрын

Me too. Remember how the world applauded us because we showed up for work? I truly believe that the positivity of being there at the counter and smiling and leaning in did contribute to some sense of normalcy and helped the health and wellbeing of my community.

The timing of this conversation is super serendipitous for me!❤

Amazing, and I love that she confirmed it’s ok to not have a “ bucket list”. My bucket list happens when it’s knocking,

Proof to me how powerful the mind is, whenever I see someone smoking a cigarette on tv, suddenly I can smell the cigarette smoke and it actually starts to burn in my nose. This amazes me every time! What the heck?! I am currently dealing with spine and back pain problems and the pain clinic doctor says it's arthritic. He also told me that anxiety, stress, and fear exacerbates the pain. The pain is unbearable at times and I am reduced to tears because often I am unable to sleep in a bed and wonder what is to become of me. I try to take in what the doctor said and other information stating that the body adjusts itself and when I really think on it and try to infuse it into my being in the whole mindfulness thing, I actually start to get snippets of feeling better. Then I wonder, "Did that just happen?" I'm trying to move forward with a sense of hopefulness because otherwise my mind goes to a very dark place and I do not want to live in this body anymore. A rollercoaster of emotions on a daily basis. These teachings inspire hope because hope is all I have.

@toiletrollholder

Ай бұрын

In case it helps, Sandra Rolus has a guided meditation that covers the whole body in about 2 hours. You are sort of repairing it or visualising it as working properly. Also Marisa Peer has a video taking a vortex of energy through the body. They also have meditations to clear trauma in case you have any trapped in your body. These really help me and they are free on YT. Might be worth a try. Best wishes.

@thebower8027

Ай бұрын

@@toiletrollholder Thank you for the suggestions. I'll check them out.

EVERYTHING is frequency and it's ALL connected. Great interview. Thank you!

Solid! Luv you Rich and Dr. Langer is the bomb! She left me with a huge smile on my face! Thank you!

She’s exactly right about that. When my husband was fighting leukemia, he was always anxious about the next bone marrow biopsy that creates a lot of stress and anxiety in the body that’s trying to heal itself so making a patient wait five years to feel at peace with their medical status is extremely detrimental. I witnessed that firsthand.

Im so excited to learn about this women and all the studies she has done so interesting ❤

You are the best Rich to have Dr. Langer on your podcast! I read all of her books, she is truly incredible. Thank you so much for this!

I really enjoyed this conversation Rich. I had never heard of her. I will definitely pick up her book. Such an interesting mind and way to look at things. Her energy is infectious. The part of the conversation where she talked about not being able to make predictions about outcomes was particularly enlightening. I liked when she said, "rather than waste your time being stressed over making the right decision, make the decision right, randomly choose." The serendipity of my coming across this conversation at a time where I'm experiencing major life changes and have been having self doubt is not lost on me.

She is amazing. Thanks, Rich, for having her.

Listened on my morning walk today - and chuckled and smiled thoughout. Loved you both!

WOW! Rich, you really have a talent for bringing us what we need. She's fabulous! Thank you.

Love Dr. Ellen!!! I hope we all start to realize even one thing she said, we’ll be a better society. Thank you

Great episode!!! I cannot wait for her to come back!

She is so smart and lovely 😊 In fact you can see her thinking process is much faster than actual wording of things....

Rich Roll, Thank God for you and Ellen Langer. 1:42

Really enjoyed this one Rich! Thank you for introducing Dr. Langer. She says everything I've always believed! Good to know I'm not alone :)

Wage slavery, the daily grind is the number one enemy of mindfulness. The entire system we live in is wired and dependent on keeping us mindless. Scarcity is a lie but it's artificially maintained by the same system.

This came at just the right time. Thanks to both of you!❤

This is one of my all time favorite episodes, Rich. I bought Dr. Langer's book as soon as I finished listening and I will most definitely be integrating her mindful approach into my daily practices. I felt like her work and attitudes dovetail beautifully with Lisa Feldman Barrett's work on the theory of constructed emotions and experiences, along with the sage wisdom of Robert Greene. I became an instant fan of Dr. Langer and could listen to her over and over. Great conversation -- huge impact.

Absolutely love this woman!! And of course, Rich! Great conversation!

OMG! I love this woman. I'll be following her intently. Thank you Rich for leading such a great conversation.

I also do not have a bucket list, maybe now I understand why. This interview has given me so much to think about.

Her energy, interruptions and corrections had me intrigued about her astrology!! Smthg about her spunk had me leaning towards air & fire but the more I listened her youthfulness and confidence gave me Aries and Aries she is!!! Loved this episode thanks Rich & Dr. Langer ❤

Chronic pain sufferer here. Every time she mentioned tuning into something you know, my pain flared. I was convinced I had no control over the pain. Have been hating doctors who won’t treat it.

@debraking286

2 ай бұрын

Im sorry I don't understand what you are saying but I want too... could you please clarify what you mean? Thankyou 🙏

@kalonicamcquesten692

2 ай бұрын

I’ve been trying to be attuned to the mind body connection with my pain.

I WANT to have coffee with Ellen! Such a neat lady!

I always say this, but my favorite guest so far!

I have to say, this is a life changing video. It's hard to not see the passion of Dr. Ellen and the studies conducted by her and the crazy findings. Just mind-blowing. Wow...I can't stop thinking about the things discussed here. Amazing. Thank you for the video.

Ellen Langer is so smart. Thanks.

Ok Rich I had a smile from ear to ear listening to her. She's infectious.. I loved it. Hahahaha.

What an amazing interview Rich. Thank you.

Mindful hospital ❤️❤️❤️ I’m waiting seriously 😊

This scholar is absolutely DELIGHTFUL. SHE IS very unusual ; she is actually down to earth and can most likely relate to ANYONE, rich, poor, smart. Average, above average. This is what I believe a cosmopolitan, well educated person can aspire to become instead of mindlessly stuck in a rigid hole 👏💕 self constructed and boring.

Lucky people who ever come to contact with this lady .And to be her student must be like winning a life lottery

Such an inspiring conversation. I love her insights and enthusiasm. Also her wishes for a more equitable society; a horizontal orientation rather than a vertical one, is heartening and refreshing.

I had Ellens mindset mostbof my life until i experienced serious age discrimination in the job market at age 48 which made me financially destitute. I survived it but it took eveything out of me and left me with ptsd and anxiety and crippling fear.

Good morning Rich and Ellen Just again want to truly thank Ellen for her work. Would love a conversation with the like! For sure. Over a few years now this realm of work has kept me sane and made/confirmed loads of SENSE within my professional personal and familial world. Super grateful for you both. 💜

Mind body connection ... our mind is so powerful ... I hear her speak and i get goosebumps ... LOVE HER !!!!!!

This is mind blowing! Thank you

What a wonderful lady ! Love this conversation. Thank you so much both. ✌❤

such an incredible woman, incredible podcast, incredible convo, wishing everyone to be aware of all and every infinite possibility, every second.

Thank for probably the best pod cast I ever listened too!!! She is contagious..inspiring...practical and most importantly believable,!!!...I always enjoy your material..but this one is by far the most exciting. Thank you for being a promoter....for elevating consciousness...because I know if she made a mindful school it could really change everything!!! The possibilities are endless...

Wow! What a fantastic lady! I can't wait to get my hands on her book.

Wow Rich! I don’t know how you do it. Every time I see a new episode of your podcast they just get better and better. This is one of my favorite of all time possibly even my favorite. Fantastic work, my friend, please keep it up. What you do is unique.

Every thought alters the chemistry of the body-she makes perfect sense

Loved this so much!! Much needed ❤

Thank you so much, both of you!

Great podcast! Thank Rich and Dr. Ellen Langer!

This podcast is amazing. I'm listening to it again in case I have missed anything. What I'm not enjoying much are the adverts..

I love this conversation. Another winner, Rich. Those of us committed to growing beyond our own self imposed limitations drink up these interviews for their full being nourishment. Thank you for contributing to the continuing education of a 72 year old wonder struck child. Now it's 2 months later an i'm watching this again and i love it even more. You two are great together and very uplifting. Also funny how Dr. Langer has a running commentary on what she says immediately after saying it, like there is a second person critiquing her statements. I love her work and contribution to health, especially healthy aging.

Make the decision right. That's pure gold.

Rich, I've listened to your podcasts for years! This is one of my favorites! A remarkable mind that Ellen has! Love your insights, and sharing these fabulous podcasts! ❤

Thank you ❤😊

Life wisdom! I appreciate every single episode Rich Roll! Dr. Longer is a true inspiration! Her work truly inspires me to grow and fulfilling my life purpose! It is so easy to loose our minds. Your content and guests help me be a better person and use my prefrontal cortex not limbic system to rule my life! Thank you! Words cannot describe how I appreciate you! We have never met in person but I feel deeply connected to you and many of your guests!

I love this woman, brought a tear to my eye the part about her song for her grandkids…what a great mind 🙏🫶

One of the best podcasts I've ever heard...it touches on so many aspects of life where we can so easily limit the outcomes....I'll be listening again later....so much food for thought or non mindfulness thought in there....yes for Mindful Hospitals, schools etc... A 100 thousand thanks...

I think EXACTLY like this woman. So great to see people becoming aware of this mindset❤

We need so many more of these people in the world. What an amazing woman ! Thanks so much Rich. I’ve only just started listening (watching) your podcast and love it !! This is fabulous content. I literally got goosebumps at the end. Please let’s make Mindful Hospitals! Please, please let’s make Mindful Schools !! Where everybody knows and can do something !

Wow, what a breath of fresh air she is. I have heard of some of her studies, just didn't know it was her. Lovely to hear her speak about it personally. I aspire to be mindful and magical like Dr. Ellen Langer. Thank you for this conversation.

A great delight!! Thank you so much 😊 And hurray, for the shared approach of ‘everything is possible - I can’t say what is or is not!’. I find that to be the approach our future needs 💗🙏

When she gave the example of viewing a person as a snob versus shy, I thought of Elizabeth’s view of Mr. Darcy in Pride and Prejudice ☺️

This is THE BEST interview I’ve heard ever! I’ll now buy the book. Thank you, thank you! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼💙

Thank you @richroll, Dr. Ellen is amazing.

This is so true. I work around awesome smelling food all day and I never want to eat. When I do eat it only takes a few bites to satisfy me.