Allan Kehler
Allan Kehler
Connecting Men and Making Beautiful Shit Happen with Mike Cameron | Episode 2
Connecting Men and Making Beautiful Shit Happen with Mike Cameron | Episode 2
Connecting Men and Making Beautiful Shit Happen with Mike Cameron | Episode 2
Monday 7th December 2020
Mike Cameron discusses preventing emotionally disconnected men and fostering emotional fitness on 'MENtal Health: It's Time to Talk'.
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Allan Kehler
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Body & Mind
Sobriety Toolkit
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Healing Relationships
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Breaking Barriers: Mike Cameron on Emotional Fitness and Connection
Emotionally connected men make better fathers, they make better partners, they make better leaders, they make better employees, they make better human beings.
Imagine losing someone you love in the most tragic way and turning that pain into a mission for change. That’s exactly what Mike Cameron did after his girlfriend was murdered. In this episode of 'MENtal Health: It's Time to Talk', hosted by Allan Kehler, Mike shares how three words from a homicide detective altered his life path forever.
Instead of focusing on the justice system that failed his girlfriend, Mike set out to prevent emotionally disconnected men from existing in the first place. Mike is not just talking the talk; he’s walking the walk as an advocate against gender-based violence and co-founder of Connect'd Men. This organization creates safe spaces for men to practice emotional fitness and openly discuss mental health.
The episode dives deep into why burying emotions can be so harmful and how vulnerability can actually be a superpower. Mike's story is a powerful reminder that hurt people can stop hurting others if they have the courage to confront their pain. Allan and Mike also explore the idea that taking risks can lead to immense rewards. They discuss how emotional connection makes men better fathers, partners, leaders, and overall human beings.
Mike’s journey is all about designing a life full of purpose rather than living by default. If you’re interested in understanding how emotional fitness can break down masculinity barriers and create meaningful connections, this episode is a must-listen.