DDR 069 - Judgemental

In this conversation, Rick Hanson, Ricky Brule and Ashley Kurtenbach explore the themes of judgment and curiosity, discussing how judgment affects self-perception and relationships. They share personal experiences, including lessons learned from climbing and life challenges, and emphasize the importance of empathy across generations. The discussion also touches on the impact of judgment in the service industry and online interactions, ultimately encouraging listeners to be more curious and understanding rather than judgmental. Please rate and review this podcast wherever fine podcasts are downloaded.  The Don't Die Rusty Podcast is recorded with Riverside.fm. Riverside is leading the charge in technology and convenience in terms of remote podcasting. You can help support the Don't Die Rusty Podcast by Clicking Here to sign up. Takeaways Judgment can hinder personal growth and self-acceptance. Curiosity leads to better understanding and empathy. People often judge based on their own insecurities. Life experiences shape our perspectives on judgment. Empathy is crucial in understanding others' situations. Generational differences influence work ethic and judgment. Judgment is often a reflection of one's own issues. Service industry workers face undue judgment from customers. Online interactions can amplify judgmental behavior. Being judgmental can prevent meaningful connections. You can find Don't Die Rusty on all Social Media platforms: Instagram: @dontdierusty Facebook: Don't Die Rusty TikTok: Don't Die Rusty You can find The Rick's at: Rick HansonInstagram: @rickhanson24 Facebook: Rick Hanson Ricky BruleInstagram: @ricky.wayne80 Facebook: Ricky W Brule