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Empathy and Adventure: A Conversation with Cormac Davey
In this episode of Empathy Unbound Host Andrew Phipps engages in a thoughtful conversation with Cormac Davey, co-founder of The Living Project, from Singapore.
The discussion explores the detrimental effects of overthinking, the significance of outdoor experiences, and how connecting with nature can profoundly impact mental well-being.
Cormac shares his journey from working in international development to leading school adventure expeditions and co-founding a social enterprise. He emphasizes the power of nature in fostering self-awareness, empathy, and personal growth.
The episode also touches on topics like the importance of live, in-person connections versus digital interactions, the role of mentorship, and the therapeutic benefits of practices such as cold water immersion and breath work. Tune in to discover how outdoor adventures can help you embrace your superpower of empathy.
00:00 The Power of Decision-Making and Nature
00:54 Introduction to Cormac Davey
01:12 Cormac's Journey and Career
02:08 The Living Project and Nature Connection 02:49 Personal Reflections and Empathy
06:29 The Importance of Outdoor Experiences
10:50 Mental Health Benefits of Nature
15:53 Creating Meaningful Outdoor Adventures
27:03 The Value of Real-Life Connections
29:11 The Importance of Disconnecting from Technology
29:55 Memorable Moments Without Screens
30:53 The Impact of Technology on Human Connection
35:16 Role Models and Mentorship for Young Men
41:02 The Benefits of Cold Water Immersion and Breath Work
48:53 Encouraging Participation in Outdoor Expeditions
51:36 Final Thoughts and Gratitude
Take a look at https://www.thelivingproject.life/ and make the decision to have an adventure and maybe, just maybe, change your life for the better. Don't just believe me, read this article https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2024/apr/16/wild-camping-and-hiking-in-knoydart-scotland-highlands to learn more.
Reach out to me on [email protected] I'd love to hear from you
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By Andrew PhippsEmpathy and Adventure: A Conversation with Cormac Davey
In this episode of Empathy Unbound Host Andrew Phipps engages in a thoughtful conversation with Cormac Davey, co-founder of The Living Project, from Singapore.
The discussion explores the detrimental effects of overthinking, the significance of outdoor experiences, and how connecting with nature can profoundly impact mental well-being.
Cormac shares his journey from working in international development to leading school adventure expeditions and co-founding a social enterprise. He emphasizes the power of nature in fostering self-awareness, empathy, and personal growth.
The episode also touches on topics like the importance of live, in-person connections versus digital interactions, the role of mentorship, and the therapeutic benefits of practices such as cold water immersion and breath work. Tune in to discover how outdoor adventures can help you embrace your superpower of empathy.
00:00 The Power of Decision-Making and Nature
00:54 Introduction to Cormac Davey
01:12 Cormac's Journey and Career
02:08 The Living Project and Nature Connection 02:49 Personal Reflections and Empathy
06:29 The Importance of Outdoor Experiences
10:50 Mental Health Benefits of Nature
15:53 Creating Meaningful Outdoor Adventures
27:03 The Value of Real-Life Connections
29:11 The Importance of Disconnecting from Technology
29:55 Memorable Moments Without Screens
30:53 The Impact of Technology on Human Connection
35:16 Role Models and Mentorship for Young Men
41:02 The Benefits of Cold Water Immersion and Breath Work
48:53 Encouraging Participation in Outdoor Expeditions
51:36 Final Thoughts and Gratitude
Take a look at https://www.thelivingproject.life/ and make the decision to have an adventure and maybe, just maybe, change your life for the better. Don't just believe me, read this article https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2024/apr/16/wild-camping-and-hiking-in-knoydart-scotland-highlands to learn more.
Reach out to me on [email protected] I'd love to hear from you