How To Improve What's Already Great: Insights from Dr. Barth Rademaker

If you had a beautiful family, were an internationally renowned board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon, and enjoyed massive success as a professional, would you still think there's room for improvement? 

In today's episode, we learn there is always room for improvement from the inspiring Dr. Barth Rademaker, Dr. Rad. He is a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon, a major advocate for wellness and complementary alternative medicine, an autologous stem cell therapy ambassador, and a humanitarian Nobel Peace Prize nominee for his work in El Salvador. Born in the Netherlands and raised in five different countries, Dr. Rad started medical school when he was 17. After almost two decades of training at the best institutions on two continents, Dr. Rademaker's emotional currency was helping others achieve their personal success in life, business, health, and well-being. 

Throughout our conversation, Dr. Rad talks about the Tony Robbins event that changed the course of his life, his life before that as a plastic surgeon, and his sensations while discovering the world of self-development. We also talk about his humanitarian work, his thoughts on complementary alternative medicine, and the extraordinary resources in holistic health care he offers in his practice. 

Additionally, you'll hear Dr. Rad's thoughts on motivation, resilience, self-improvement, mindfulness, coaching, and much more.

Tune in to episode 18 of RADitude and learn more about Dr. Rad's unique perspective on medicine, health, personal growth, and legacy.

In This Episode, You Will Learn:

Dr. Rad talks about his upbringing and development as a plastic surgeon (4:00)Plastic surgery is an intellectual game (7:20)The difference between being happy and convincing ourselves we are (12:30)The Tony Robbins event that changed everything (17:00)People have to participate in their own rescue (20:00)Our suffering ends when we start to focus on others (29:00)

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