Dr Rangan Chatterjee - Therapy Works

Dr. Rangan Chatterjee is a medical doctor who has translated his learnings from decades of experience as a GP into 5 best-selling books and his No 1 Health podcast Live Better Live More. I am a huge fan of Rangan and was lucky enough to be a guest on his podcast and can now call him a much-respected friend.
This wonderful conversation takes us into the personal process of Rangan the man whose biggest achievement is his unique journey which has now led him to pursue a more joyful and vibrant life.
You will find many ideas and concepts in this conversation that will expand your awareness of how you engage with your life, and with it, the possibility of positive change.
In this conversation, we discussed:
- The burden and intensity of being a carer in the familyHow authenticity and the intention with which we respond to events - by duty or genuine choice - has a huge impact on our emotional cost.
- How a desire to be the best can influence us and how being the child of immigrants who experienced racism informs our response and the need to perform.
- The radical concept of conflict as an opportunity to grow; to explore what is really going on and learn more about oneself.
- The foundation of which is trusting that we are innately enough. What triggers us as humans and how we react in the moment.
- Why do we take offence or choose not to take offence?

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Let us celebrate diversity. I am "white" European migrant in a "white" European country and have been told that I would never find a job here. The employment agency told me "No national will sit next you because you know as much or more than him/her".
it's truly sad that we still face these type of situations. The fact is that those words come from a very unhappy and insecure place.