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EPISODE · Mar 3, 2026 · 1H 41M

The POWER of Conscious Breathing | Dr. Richard Louis Miller's Pathway to Peak Performance

from The Pathway to Peak Performance Podcast · host Jock Putney

In this episode of Pathway to Peak Performance, we sit down with the legendary Dr. Richard Louis Miller. From his childhood in secret WWII interrogation camps to his pioneering work in psychedelic medicine and endurance sports, Dr. Miller shares the exact framework he used to rebuild his body after being run over by a 6,000 lbs vehicle.We dive deep into the "miracle" of incremental progress and why most people fail because they try to do too much, too soon. Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, looking to improve your physical resilience, or curious about the future of human consciousness, Dr. Miller’s "tiny increments" philosophy is the master key to a high-performance life.Inside the Episode:1. The "Winnebago" Moment: How conscious breathing saved Dr. Miller’s life (and his legs) when doctors were ready to amputate.2. The 72% Problem: Why our current approach to health is failing and the simple "gasoline" analogy to fix your metabolism.3. The 2-Minute Rule: How to use "tiny increments" to go from a sedentary lifestyle to running marathons.4. Brain vs. Boss: Learning to treat your brain as a tool rather than letting your thoughts control your life.5. Psychedelic Frontiers: The truth about MDMA and Psilocybin in modern therapy and the "Warp Speed" of healing.6. The Future of Us: Why Dr. Miller believes we are moving toward "Accumulated Intelligence" and a new form of human existence.About Dr. Richard Louis MillerDr. Miller is a clinical psychologist with over 65 years of experience. He is the founder of the Wilbur Hot Springs Health Sanctuary and the author of several books on psychedelic medicine. At 87, he continues to compete as an endurance athlete and is a vocal advocate for "open-sourcing" health and kindness.Follow Dr. Miller on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/drrichardlouismiller/ 🎗️ Charity of the Week:Dr. Richard Miller has chosen to support Direct Relief (https://www.directrelief.org/), a humanitarian aid organization active in all 50 states and over 90 countries. Their mission is to improve the health and lives of people affected by poverty or emergencies—delivering lifesaving medical resources regardless of politics, religion, or ability to pay.📌 Subscribe for weekly episodes with elite performers and innovative minds redefining what’s possible in health, leadership, and human performance.For more follow Jock on Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/jfp_cubed/

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In this episode of Pathway to Peak Performance, we sit down with the legendary Dr. Richard Louis Miller. From his childhood in secret WWII interrogation camps to his pioneering work in psychedelic medicine and endurance sports, Dr. Miller shares the exact framework he used to rebuild his body after being run over by a 6,000 lbs vehicle. We dive deep into the "miracle" of incremental progress and why most people fail because they try to do too much, too soon. Whether you’re struggling with an...

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