People are finally paying attention to mental health at work, but some major myths are holding us back. Adam breaks down what we get wrong about mental health at work, what individuals and organizations can do to start getting it right, and why we all need compassion more than empathy. Thanks to our guests Demar Derozan, Sally Maitlis, Darlene Upton and Paul Bloom for joining us on this episode. For the full text transcript, visit go.ted.com/WL41 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Paul George, DeMar DeRozan, Jerry West, and Julius Randle share iconic Kobe Bryant stories. Topics include playing with Kobe during his last All-Star Game, meeting him at a young age, his desire to be traded to the Grizzlies, and Kobe referring to the Lakers team as 'soft as Charmin'.

DeMar DeRozan, a professional basketball player and author, shares his journey of vulnerability in athletics. He discusses how trust is an elusive quality in the NBA and why creating a supportive environment is paramount for players to thrive. DeRozan highlights teams that cultivate this trust, allowing players to express their emotions and face challenges authentically. The conversation dives into the crucial relationships between coaches and players, showcasing how effective communication can foster personal growth and enhance team dynamics.

DeMar DeRozan, a professional basketball player and author, shares his journey with mental health, particularly highlighting the transformative moments when he and fellow player Kevin Love spoke out about their struggles. He discusses the evolving culture in the NBA, moving from stigmatization to understanding and support. DeRozan also elaborates on his recent signing with the Kings, adapting in the later stages of his career, and the significance of his new book, 'Above the Noise,' which emphasizes the importance of mental health resources for athletes.

In this engaging conversation, NBA star DeMar DeRozan shares insights from his new memoir. He opens up about his journey from Compton to becoming a professional athlete, discussing the mental health challenges and pressures along the way. DeRozan reflects on the impact of Kobe Bryant's legacy and the emotional connections among players. He also touches upon the complexities of fatherhood influenced by sports figures and how his roots shaped his identity. Expect compelling stories of growth, loss, and the power of community.

DeMar DeRozan, a six-time NBA All-Star and Olympic gold medalist, opens up about his journey from the challenges of growing up in Compton to becoming a prominent advocate for mental health. He discusses the importance of therapy, empowerment, and building resilience amidst adversity. DeRozan shares heartfelt anecdotes about family, fatherhood, and his evolving relationship with basketball, all while promoting his new memoir, 'Above the Noise.' His experiences highlight the power of community and the vital need for openness in sports.

DeMar DeRozan, a standout basketball player known for his time with the Chicago Bulls and now the Sacramento Kings, shares his journey and insights. He discusses the inspiration he drew from Michael Jordan during his Bulls tenure and reflects on his new chapter with the Kings. The conversation touches on Anthony Edwards' views on player skills across eras and DeRozan's experiences with mental health through basketball. He also emphasizes the challenges of relocating teams and the importance of mentorship in the sport.

We’re back with Season 2, Episode 81 of Club 520 where Jeff Teague and the guys react to Bronny James’ NBA Summer League debut with the Los Angeles Lakers, and discuss how LeBron getting to play with his son is going to be like a movie this upcoming season. The guys then react to DeMar DeRozan getting traded to the Sacramento Kings, and debate whether or not the Kings have what it takes to compete in the Western Conference. #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NBA star DeMar DeRozan opens up about mental health, Kobe Bryant's influence, and never giving up. He shares stories from growing up in Compton, his trade to the Spurs, and the importance of being seen as a human being. DeRozan reflects on his journey, legacy, and advocacy for mental health awareness.

Nipsey Hussle's murder deeply affected the NBA community. NBA players like DeMar DeRozan and Isaiah Thomas reflect on the profound impact Nipsey had on their lives. The podcast explores the intersection of rap and basketball, delving into the emotional connection between Nipsey Hussle's music and the experiences of young black men. It also highlights Nipsey's intense courtside experience and the powerful community support following his death.