Empathy Burnout - Part 1

In this episode I am discussing the four essential qualities needed to develop extraordinary people. How are you doing with your own development in these four areas of life?  

In this episode I am joined by German nuclear engineer Dr. Patrick Weber, who also happens to be my father in-law! We discuss the limitations of our current fuel resources as well as the future of solar, wind and fossil fuels.

In this episode I share my thoughts on the Johnny Depp, Amber Heard defamation trial as well as my personal domestic violence story which runs painfully parallel to Depp’s experience. 

In this episode I introduce Byron Leisek. He’s uniquely intelligent and incredibly witty. Byron’s mother is a professional clown and his father a devote Mormon. His life story is like a Tom Robbins novel. Don’t miss this conversation where we we unpack ideas including growing up with discrimination, learning to make fun of our selves, finding your tribe, and redefining ourselves on the road to nowhere. 

This episode was recorded in 2021 over a year ago in the midst of the pandemic. Chris and I  touched on a few subjects including vaccines and masks that may feel slightly dated but the principle arguments I feel remain relevant. We also swap stories about Charlie Sheen, Hunter S. Thompson, Aikdo, the death touch, hitch hiking, martial arts, and other obscure topics. Hope you enjoy the chat. If you're curious to learn more about my work check out www.budokon.com 

Have you ever misread a text message? Have you ever destroyed a relationship over one? In this Sunday Session I discuss real life stories where I almost destroyed several frienships through ambiguous text messages and Instagram.

What is White Privilege? Why should you care? How do you navigate in this world in a conscious way, understanding this phenomenon exists, while keeping your sanity? What do these two very different guys have to say about this? Why did the bring a White South African into the mix (guest BDK Yoga Teacher: Kemba Quinn). Well, click on the play button...  

The Adamson Brothers (Black Belt Professors in Brazilian Jiujitsu under Rafael Lovato Jr.) share their experience struggling to run a business through massive west coast cultural shifts.  

On Part 2 of this episode of the GURU KILLER podcast Cameron and Donato keep digging into the conversation of the decline of Empathy in our society and ponder the plight of humanity.

This is Episode 26 of the GURU KILLER podcast formerly known as the BDK MOVER podcast with our new co-host Donato Helbling. In this 2 part episode, Cameron and Donato go deep into the conversation of the decline of Empathy in our society and ponder the plight of humanity.