Why Empathy Matters More Than Ever

Why Empathy Matters More Than Ever

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How High Performers Get Ahead

Dr. K examines the psychological profiles of billionaires, CEOs, and elite creators to reveal that their success often stems from being "broken in the right way". He challenges the idea that high performance is just about financial advantage, focusing instead on the internal inse ...  Show more

The Problem After Puer Aeternus

In this episode Dr. K sits down with content creator BSJ to discuss the hidden psychological weight that remains after tackling Puer Aeternus (the eternal youth). They explore how moving past the "commitment-phobe" phase is only the beginning of the journey, leading into a deeper ...  Show more

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