Comments by "Dr. Ricco Lindner" (@Dr.RiccoMastermind) on "The Diary Of A CEO" channel.

  1. Common, you cant just compare the average income in Mississippi with the ones in UK, Germany or Japan stating that your poorest state is doing even bettr that we do. Forget it, there ar eaome other factors to consider to, at least the overall price level. Nominal incomes is meaningless without contextt
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  2. Dr. Saad is not quite right about lion mothers. They are far more cunning. If there comes a new strong male who is likely able to defeat the current alpha male, the ladies sometimes even secretly mate with the newcomer if she has young cubs. So the new leader os more likely to accept the already born cubs
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  3. Great interview! Pheromones likely don't work well I humans, since the molecules seem not to reach the responsible and retarded organ from entering our noses. However, we seem to recognize components from our immune system,which tells us how alike the other one is. We seem to like people with dissimilar or maybe complementary immune system features - likely to improve the immune tool kit of our kids
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  4. This great topic is exactly what SADHGURU is talking about and willing to help people to becpme concious and get the CEO of theirselves, with powerful thoughts and decoding yourself how to feel and rate or assess what happens
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  5. Very impressive and important Interview. Dr. Peter is quite inspiring 🙏😎🇩🇪
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  6. Technically, I should not listen to your podcasts, since I rarely have the time to focus only on the interesting interviews. Even when walking outside I should not have ear plugs in most of the time 🤷‍♂️
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  7. Thanks for the great Interview. Looking for the book. One thing always strikes me: we always claim to "find out" things nowadays like "we are made for long distances". I mean we only re-discover those thing concerning moving, breathing, eating right - after a long phase of ignorance. Many other cultures on the planet understood those things long time ago...
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  8. Wow, Jason managed to consolidate so sharply the whole topic and wrap up all the bits of knowledge I already had from my early education as Biochemist and my studies of recent insights from guys like Jason. All is so clear and even linked now to my actual profession as Quality Assurance, getting from causes to root cause. Even Titanic helps teaching us about dealing with this topic 😂
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  9. It's again much about good old PARETO principle - on return on invested affects and on how much the specific topic or achievement matters at all, depending on context ofc.
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  10. Hey Steven, please invite SADHGURU. He has some great perspectives, like on how only we can choose how happy or unhappy we feel (not in terms of sole self-responsibilit6) Or how we should not overly identify with things, nationalities, frames etc. even though we can and should be involved in them. Or how we shall try to do whatever we want if we can really enjoy and indulge it, so we will be good at what we do.
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  11. Yes, please keep up with ypur work on Sugar and Cancer. A great public step was rhe documentary CanceR/Evolution
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  12. Hey Chatlie, regarding Elon Musk.pleas also take into account, that a lot is changing for Elon these days. So he will change. He can live out his destructive parts of personality much more than ever before. And he is supporting the very right-wing AfD party in Germany, not another party So why would Elon not be a little brain-washed by now?
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  13. Thank you, you finally got Sadhguru!!! I'm so grateful!!🙏
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  14. Thank you for having the Glucose Godess on again!! ❤❤❤🙏🇩🇪 Learned about her only on your first interview 2 years ago, and I'm greatful for it!!
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  15. Rebel, you have a great Mum, doing so well for you under her circumstances! 🙏🇩🇪
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  16.  @etiennebunbury1285  you mean to what Saghuru says? Sure, it's not easy to accomplish anywaxs
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  17. We should feel more natural to move again. A friend of mine used to jog or run many of the everyday routes since she felt walking as too slow. Win-win: saving time and "exercising" during the day 😎
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  18. So, daily drinking a cup of St. John's wort tea might have helped me with Serotonin levels but als decreases "horniness"? 🤔🙈😅
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  19. I am so grateful for Andrew's work!! He gave me so much more clearance and helped me ordering all the insight that I in part already had myself during a middle long live, but he helps recapitualating, rethinking and getting aware of what one does already know and can do Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪! 🙏
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  20.  @Darth_Bateman  sure, it's a calculated move to save their cubs. Nature is tough
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  21. Ah, Nir is great. Only the point with "doing the stuff 3 times that cause the pain in your back" is not quite correct and not the full story. Attention to pain is right, it avoiding a painful posture too much is right. Yet, also pain is telling you what is wrong, and often not the very thing that seems painful (like the shoulder). Often it's about misplaced behavior like sitting too long at the desk in a hunched position. The pain is telling you something, keeping you in a limited range of mobility that has to be regained. Also pain is happening for you not to you ;)
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  22. Regarding people who had a bad start into live. In the last years I had the impression, that successful+rather extroverted quys reported of having a though childhood (suffering, death of an parent, severe renunciation). Just think of Elon Musk It let me to the conclusion that specifically such dramatic experiences give enormous even pathological drive to be successful or outstanding. Is there such a correlation observed?
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  23. T Dear Dr. Ede, the point is that fibre is needed for certain good gut bacteria, not directly for us humans. Clearly, people on Keto or Carnivore diet will change their gut microbiology composition. Please have a talk with Prof. Tim Spector. I'm not sure, I'd you know enough about the gut microbiology and our need for fiber to propose it in your book, especially since this topic is also a rather new one and expanding Still, it's interesting that people feel so well being on keto or carnivore diet (with no fibre) for a long time, like Inuit 🙏 So much still to learn and unravel here!
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  24. Hey Scott Galloway, please check your facta and expand your knowledge on public debts!! Its NOT liek the US is borrowing USD from China! They want to buy treassuries to better store their USD, no problem for the US! Its NOT like the yearly governement deficit is any debt to the next generations and will never have to be repaid. Ita all about double-entry book-keeping. Please talk to Stephanie Kelton to get your picture right about piblic debts. And never forget the vastly.more important privat debt (boubles)!!
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  25. I try to "counter-teach" my little girl, that more important than "being better than someone else" is just trying to "become better than yoursel the day before"
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  26. I like your guest, as usual, but it seems to me he is not up to date with recent scientific and practical insights, as many of your previous guests presented
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  27. Steven, you are too busy for a dinner with Rita Ora?!? 😅 Thank you for having HER in your show for such a pleasant talk. She is an inspiration for so many ... 🫶🇩🇪
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  28. I also try to carry a small vinegar bottle with me if I can't eat at home 😎
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  29. Not only chemicals but also bad nutrition let children obesi5y sky-rocket, specifically in the USA - terrifying! 🙈🙏🇩🇪
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  30. Little correction: if you calculate the callories for the sellerie stick like it was originally determined (literally burning it) would still be 30+ calories for both the raw and cooked piece. Yet both variants will have a different Glycemic Index
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  31. Such a school breakfast program is the killer of society. Its even hard to find details to its content! Lots of papers and studies on how well it is accepted or used but nothing about how healthy it is. Were do I find a kind of list of meals the propose in the program?
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  32. Hey Steven, another great guest choosen for today. I only can hope you'd also invite SADHGURU for this kind of topics. Despite him not ankered in the western world, what he has to say is very comprehensible, important and true for all of us, even if not familiar with Karma or Indian mystic
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  33. Good luck and most of Personal success! 🙏🙋‍♂️🇩🇪
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  34. Has Boris read his own book truely before publishing? How can Boris let one of his biographers put in n some "physical violence" at home if he can't even remember something similar of his still "very strongly affectionated" parents towards each other? "Big bust-ups" is not the same as "physical violence", is it? I'm no native English speaker, sorry
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  35. How to do best for small kids then? They often communicate not to feel sleepy, despite other signs,varying along the week or in summer compared to winter. Would you also support somewhat flexible bed times for kids, listening to their body language in terms of sleepiness?
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  36. Great interview, but Dr. Saad sadly has an to restricted view on our mighty rules and laws regarding foreigners coming as immigrants. He is right if it comes to rules about stelling and unjust behavior. But what if our (economic) rules are noch perfect, not made for fair treatment of everyone? Not everyone has to pay the price for stealing, especially if you steal a lot and professionally. And not everyone has to pay his full nominal tax load. And by the way, taxes are not paying for public spendings. It's all about neoliberal/neoclassical sets of rules which mostly deserve the richest in our western society. So can it be better and fairer in specific circumstances to not obey the rules?
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  37. @BP-of5cp  that is what I mean, salary is only valid in comparison to overall expenditures, at least for basic stuff
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  38. Wow, this must habe been your worst conversation partner, in terms of communication🙈 Headaches afterwards?
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  39. @etiennebunbury1285  I guess you missed the point a bit. I'm not talking about excentric guys claiming everything is easy to achieve. You don't need to spend money to graduately change your thoughts, mindset, attitudes and how much to get stressed out. Much of it can only be done and achieved by oneself. Unfortunately, Basics for such changes are not thought by parents or school in most parts of the world. We have to figure it out ourselves, and this is hard. I have a tough and time-consuming job myself and caring for kids is not all about fun. I manged to risk my most valuable relationships by not being relaxed, being imbalanced and easy to be annoyed. I'm the only one who can really change something about myself and it's my own responsibility. And it has to do with well eating, sleep, some kind of sports and social activities I need to resume once again. If it was easy, we all had a lot less problems, and society is not really helpful in this either. Yet it's all about getting started, with small simple steps and more openess for positive changes.
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  40. Who is sp stupid as to give you 25% of his companies profut for only a few thiusand bucks?? Sound like not really fair In Germany, investo4s offer several 10k or 100k for promissing start-ups with growth potential and offering sales or marketing networks as support - for ub to 30% participation
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  41. The social sex patterns Dr. Saad associates with chimpanzees rather belongs to Bonobos
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  42. Im not quite sure that you are right with our brain wants to do the least possible. In contrary, our brain wants to do something, thinking, moving, but it quickly adapts to routines. The time perception effect just also he a matter of relative meassurement. 1 week for an 6 year old is worth more tha to an 80 year old there is a clear correltation to howmany years or decades you alrwady experienced. And most important, time is also seemingly flowing too quick if you are very well busied all the time, with too many events, changes and to dos, not only with routined boredown on autopilot. It might be a matter of lacking time to conciously reflecting on ourselves, constant shallow work to efficiently using even small breaks for audio books, podcasts or parallel tasks
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  43. Not sure if Dr. Mindy Pelz is right about how apple cider vinegar affects blood sugar. It seems to be a temporary inhibitor of alpha-amylase. Therfore it's good to take it before eating, not too far ahead. At least according to THE GLUCOSE GODESS research And scientific literature. However, also dietary polyphenolls have some inhibitory effect on the same enzyme, which might also contribute to total blood glucose response
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  44. I think he his basically right with his intends and about the bads of data not made transparent enough. HOWEVER, you cant just wait for years of collecting data on a new vaccine while more people die in a short time than in the worst pandemics in history! You have to take the risk, unless the producers of vacines were not serious. And if no one is vaccinated, you also don't get data from it. Even established vaccines are not always reliable. I remember going through troubles with vaccination against meningitis for my kid who suffered strange side effects like unmotivated crying for a week. You could not find it as "frequent" in the package insert but it was found very frequent in one of the few and very diverse studies on this vaccine. I also wonder if the warnings for a medication on its package insert is ever updated to cumulative information from pharmacology reports after release of the medication/vaccine?
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  45. I would call Trump charismatic at all, but ofc it depends on how you define the word. The way Trump marched up to lead the Republicans is not only on Trumps "skills", it also tells a lot about the nature or characters of many US citizens... same in other countries...
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  46. Great interview with Dr. Ovadia! He is on an important mission. Still I have to agree a bit on his statement that humans have evolved to be at least partly on a meat diet. According to our teeth and type of stomach we are neither pure carnivores or pure herbivores, certainly something in between. Still, for health and ecological reasons we should try to come along with more plants than meat, but not without meat or maybe meat-like (very) future products that did not require animal breading. However, it works meat-free of we just talk vegetarian not vegan, isn't it?
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  47. Always best: choose from what sounds right but just use that works for you! We are not so much alike even when sharing similar genes and the same basic Biochemesty. E.g each individuals microbiom is quite different, influenced by what you ate, drank and took in as medicine or from environement all your life, including stress and happiness
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  48. "There is no experience in the brain. That why you could put a knife through it"?? I don't think that is quite right, isn't it? Those neural correlates are what we sense as experience and would lead to form our memories and personality over time - so far as we understand the matter by now
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  49. This cool topic remind me to remind you, Steve, to please invite SADHGURU. He has so much to share! 🙏
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  50. @sudarshangs4235 indeed 😉
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