Empathy here, Not there

Welcome to Episode 5 of "The Empathy Here, Not Their Podcast" with your host, Curtis Campogni. In this insightful episode, we delve into the roadblocks that prevent us from practicing empathy effectively.
What You'll Learn:
  • Common Barriers to Empathy: Explore how emotional burnout, cognitive biases like the Halo effect, and deeply held personal beliefs can hinder our ability to connect and understand others.
  • Real-Life Examples: Discover inspiring stories from sports legends like Jackie Robinson and Billie Jean King, showcasing how overcoming biases and challenges can lead to stronger relationships and positive social change.
  • Practical Strategies: Gain actionable tips on building trust, managing emotional exhaustion, and fostering a more compassionate world through empathy.
Key Topics Covered:
  • Ethos, Logos, and Pathos in Empathy: Understand empathy through the lenses of credibility, logic, and emotional appeal.
  • Emotional Burnout: Learn how to recognize and combat emotional exhaustion to maintain your capacity for empathy.
  • Cognitive Biases: Identify and overcome mental shortcuts that can distort your perception of others.
  • Vulnerability and Self-Care: Discover the importance of self-care and vulnerability in sustaining empathetic connections.
Whether you're looking to enhance your personal relationships, improve your professional interactions, or contribute to a more empathetic community, this episode provides valuable insights and practical steps to help you navigate the complexities of empathy.
Join the Conversation: Subscribe and follow the podcast on your favorite platform to never miss an episode. If you’d like to be a guest on an upcoming episode and share your unique perspective on empathy, reach out to Curtis at Curtis@speakforMC.com.
Let’s build a more compassionate world together—one empathetic interaction at a time.

What is Empathy here, Not there ?

Welcome to Empathy Here, Not There, the podcast dedicated to exploring the profound impact of empathy in various aspects of our lives. I'm your host, Curtis Campogni, and I'm thrilled to embark on this journey with you.

Why This Podcast?

After a pivotal moment following a keynote speech on empathy, I realized how easy it is to talk about empathy but much harder to practice it consistently, especially in our personal moments of frustration and conflict. This podcast was born from that realization and aims to bridge the gap between understanding empathy and living it.

What You'll Discover

In each episode, we dive into different contexts where empathy plays a crucial role:

Empathy in Politics: How empathy can bridge ideological divides and foster constructive political discourse.

Family Dynamics: Improving relationships and communication within the family.

Friendships: Strengthening bonds and deepening connections through empathy.

Leadership: The impact of empathetic leadership on workplace culture and productivity.

Workplace Relationships: Building a supportive work culture and enhancing teamwork.

Social Media: Navigating online interactions with empathy.

Professions: The role of empathy in healthcare, education, and other fields.

Who Am I?

I am the founder of Speak4MC, which stands for Speak for Motivating Change, and the author of Cape Conversations: How Superheroes Communicate with Children. My passion for empathy stems from my professional experiences and personal journey, and I aim to provide practical insights and real-world examples that can help us all become more empathetic individuals.

Join the Conversation

Each episode will feature personal stories, expert insights, practical tips, and listener interactions to create a rich and engaging experience. Whether you're a leader, a professional, a parent, or someone looking to improve your relationships, this podcast offers something for everyone.

Subscribe and Stay Tuned

You can find Empathy Here, Not There on all popular podcast platforms. Plus, watch the video podcast every Wednesday on the Speak4MC YouTube channel. We're starting with recorded episodes and will eventually offer live content as well.

Let's embark on this empathy journey together and discover if empathy is truly here, not there. I look forward to your comments, thoughts, and joining forces to promote empathy in our world.

See you soon!