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CareerJitsu: BJJ and the Workplace

Hosted by CareerJitsu · education · EN-US · 64 episodes

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Providing our audience valuable insight, knowledge, practical tips, and engaging conversations with people from various occupations sharing their life/work journeys training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, ultimately leading to a more fulfilling and successful life.

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Episode #62
Ep.62 - How Every Kid Should Learn Jiu-Jitsu: Professional Educator And BJJ Black Belt Ali Bayley
Aug 18, 20261h 31mS4
Send us Fan Mail What if the lessons that make you a better Jiu-Jitsu practitioner could also make you a better educator, coach, leader, and mentor? On this episode of the CareerJitsu Podcast, we sit down with a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Black Belt, academy owner, professional educator, and youth coaching specialist to explore the powerful connection between the mats, the classroom, and the real world. We dive into: Why Jiu-Jitsu is such a powerful tool for developing young people What educators can learn from martial arts How struggle, failure, and adversity build confidence The leadership lessons that come from coaching students How coaches can develop character—not just athletic ability What it really takes to build successful students and future leaders This conversation goes far beyond Jiu-Jitsu. Because the goal isn’t just to create better martial artists—it’s to create better people. ️ CareerJitsu Podcast — Where the lessons learned on the mats meet the challenges of the real world. Ali"s BJJ Academy: https://darkstarjiujitsu.com/ Ali"s Book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Coaching-Next-Generation-Brazilian-Evidence/dp/B0GQ4BRLB2/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2VXCH6ESQFQ1G&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Y6Wpj8ogwU5dWt6O9MsVeMMpifRklzXqi1NR49gMs5qk-1yN3ox2su_FfiDfqMg5oB9D3uokdBWp6NQwCK9CpbFJeNO160WwXADKKnVtjEO8rn_qVJstgRWCJYXpyTci7oUY3IGAypLbwJ1NtwdCjDpPdZ6vZNJ6zku-LEWqO3-VaSu7-kUIoITEdHtsSkus.G5by4R_6mxulJ9MO4PgRipQ86N6hgKdsdiUT9pHARno&dib_tag=se&keywords=coaching+the+next+generation&qid=1786901635&sprefix=coachingh+the+next+generation%2Caps%2C324&sr=8-1 #JiuJitsu #BrazilianJiuJitsu #CareerJitsu #Leadership #YouthDevelopment #Coaching #Education #MartialArts #PersonalDevelopment #BlackBelt #Entrepreneurship #BJJ https://www.facebook.com/share/17EBAzW6KK/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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Episode #61
CareerJitsu Ep. 61- MACH 5: Building A Global BJJ Union; BJJ Red Belt Grandmaster Rigan Machado and Black Belt Larry Shealy On The Future Of Jiu-Jitsu
Aug 11, 20261 hourS4
Send us Fan Mail What happens when the leaders of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu come together to preserve its legacy, strengthen its community, and build its future? On this special episode of the CareerJitsu Podcast, we are joined by BJJ Red Belt Grand Master Rigan Machado and 4th Degree BJJ Black Belt Larry Shealy to discuss Mach 5 — a Global BJJ Union and its vision for bringing the worldwide Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu community together. Created by Grand Master Rigan Machado, Mach 5 is focused on preserving traditional BJJ lineage while creating a stronger global network of academies, instructors, masters, and practitioners. Through master-class mini-camps, shared knowledge, mentorship, and community, Mach 5 aims to connect generations of Jiu-Jitsu practitioners around the world. Rigan and Larry discuss why lineage, tradition, mentorship, and community are so important to the future of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu—and what it means to build an organization that can unite practitioners while respecting the history and principles of the art. We also explore how the principles developed through decades of Jiu-Jitsu training—discipline, leadership, resilience, adaptability, humility, and lifelong learning—can translate directly into success in our careers and personal lives. This episode goes beyond techniques and competition. It’s a conversation about building something bigger than ourselves, preserving a legacy, creating a global community, and shaping the future of Jiu-Jitsu. What is Mach 5? Why does a Global BJJ Union matter? And what can Jiu-Jitsu teach us about building successful communities and careers? More Info On Larry Shealy and MACH 5: The Resilient One Christian family man, who helps people rebuild identity, faith and strength, after life knocks them to their knees. Books on Amazon & Kindle: 1. The Values Driven Child-Parenting with Purpose 2. R.E.A.L. Safety Tips for Mothers 3. R.E.A.L. Safety Tips for Female College Students 4. R.E.A.L. Safety Tips for the Real Estate Professional 5. RESILIENT - Never, Never, Never Give Up CONTACT ME Website - www.HendoBJJ.com Facebook.com/HendoBJJ Instagram- larry_shealy Phone - 828-290-7933 Email - Professor@HendoBJJ.com Mach5 BJJ Union www.MACH5Union.com 213-714-0614 https://www.facebook.com/share/17EBAzW6KK/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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Episode #60
CareerJitsu Ep. 60: How Jiu-Jitsu Meets Telecommunications Leadership
Aug 4, 20261h 3mS4
Send us Fan Mail Episode Description: What does it take to lead large-scale operations in one of the most demanding industries while continuing to grow on the Jiu-Jitsu mats? In this episode of the CareerJitsu Podcast, we sit down with a Senior Manager of Distribution for a leading telecommunications company who shares how the principles of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu have shaped his approach to leadership, communication, problem-solving, and building high-performing teams. From managing complex distribution networks to navigating pressure, uncertainty, and constant change, discover how lessons learned through Jiu-Jitsu translate directly into career success. We explore topics like earning trust, leading without ego, adapting under pressure, and developing the mindset needed to thrive in both business and life. Whether you’re climbing the corporate ladder, leading a team, or simply looking to become a better version of yourself, this conversation will show you why the skills developed on the mats may be some of the most valuable you’ll ever bring to your career. In this episode you’ll discover: How Jiu-Jitsu develops leadership that people want to follow. Why adaptability is a competitive advantage in telecommunications and business. The connection between discipline, consistency, and long-term career growth. How to stay calm and make better decisions under pressure. Practical lessons from the mats that can elevate your professional life. Because success isn’t just about winning at work—it’s about developing the mindset to succeed anywhere. That’s the CareerJitsu way. https://www.facebook.com/share/17EBAzW6KK/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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Episode #59
CareerJitsu Episode 59: Executive Leadership Through The Lens of Jiu-Jitsu
Jul 28, 20261h 3mS4
Send us Fan Mail What separates good leaders from exceptional ones? In this episode of the CareerJitsu Podcast, we welcome David Crull, an accomplished executive leader, strategic advisor, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt to discuss how the mindset forged through years of training has become a competitive advantage in the world of business. From leading organizations through uncertainty to mentoring future leaders, our guest reveals how the same principles that lead to success on the mats—patience, adaptability, emotional control, and continuous improvement—also drive high-level executive performance. Together, we explore why leadership isn’t about always having the answers—it’s about staying composed under pressure, embracing discomfort, and building people around you. In this episode, we discuss: Why every executive should think like a Jiu-Jitsu practitioner. Building resilient teams instead of relying on individual talent. How failure becomes feedback in both business and BJJ. The role of discipline and consistency in long-term career success. Lessons every professional can apply, regardless of their industry. Whether you’re climbing the corporate ladder, leading a company, or simply looking to become a better version of yourself, this episode will challenge the way you think about leadership. Check Out Dave's Links Here: On IG: @bjjexecutive @thematmission https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bjj-executive-podcast/id1657030502 https://open.spotify.com/show/4XgMghnP3otqGbKiER2FqX?si=893428f124414477 https://www.facebook.com/share/17EBAzW6KK/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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Episode #58
Episode 58 - BJJ Black Belt Business: Dan McCarthy On Building Success On The Mats And In Entrepreneurship
Jul 21, 20261h 14mS4
Send us Fan Mail What does it take to earn respect as both a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt and a lifelong entrepreneur? In this episode of the CareerJitsu Podcast, Jason Patterson and Frank Damelio sit down with highly respected BJJ black belt Dan McCarthy to explore the mindset that has driven his success in business and on the mats. Dan shares lessons from decades of entrepreneurship, the challenges of building and leading businesses, and how the principles of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu—discipline, resilience, adaptability, and continuous learning—have shaped his professional journey. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, business leader, martial artist, or someone looking to level up your career, this conversation is packed with practical insights that can help you grow in every area of life. In this episode you’ll learn: ● Why the black belt mindset creates better entrepreneurs ● How to overcome setbacks in business and life ● The leadership lessons hidden in Jiu-Jitsu ● Building a long-term vision instead of chasing quick wins ● Why consistency beats talent over time ️ Subscribe to the CareerJitsu Podcast for conversations that help you succeed both on and off the mats. Check out Dan's Book Here: https://www.amazon.com/Satans-War-Against-God-Throughout/dp/B0FZ8R4V5M/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=YPBZ5TZC6CEK&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.kXOdMg5Jd-3QVaVZedkJ2tfZXlG6Sd1o4clV3YrES823jKX4ZO0a1BFKAd67yiIwD7ptBfXtrDIj0Z9g6Q4BrScN4xuaVwW2myzhg7wJEXjxRyz38H3E9gpuM8C6GNfYtZGKi8FLjUFqTv5WJt3BnqGzkhjHeimvqK8CIm-IV8kMV5JpBC4-SlzhHrMA2Za2NtTueMo1WFzWEOF21CVxqA.WxV15Rv4ddKf8vqW_W-x849LwRkC6QCy-5JOp5lB0yk&dib_tag=se&keywords=satan%27s+war+against+god&qid=1779128701&s=books&sprefix=satans+war+against+god%2Cbooks%2C183&sr=1-1 Check Out Dan's BJJ Academy: https://mcsbjj.com/ https://www.facebook.com/share/17EBAzW6KK/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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Gabe Anderson

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Episode #61

CareerJitsu Ep. 61- MACH 5: Building A Global BJJ Union; BJJ Red Belt Grandmaster Rigan Machado and Black Belt Larry Shealy On The Future Of Jiu-Jitsu

Aug 11, 20261 hourS4

Send us Fan Mail What happens when the leaders of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu come together to preserve its legacy, strengthen its community, and build its future? On this special episode of the CareerJitsu Podcast, we are joined by BJJ Red Belt Grand Master Rigan Machado and 4th Degree BJJ Black Belt Larry Shealy to discuss Mach 5 — a Global BJJ Union and its vision for bringing the worldwide Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu community together. Created by Grand Master Rigan Machado, Mach 5 is focused on preserving traditional BJJ lineage while creating a stronger global network of academies, instructors, masters, and practitioners. Through master-class mini-camps, shared knowledge, mentorship, and community, Mach 5 aims to connect generations of Jiu-Jitsu practitioners around the world. Rigan and Larry discuss why lineage, tradition, mentorship, and community are so important to the future of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu—and what it means to build an organization that can unite practitioners while respecting the history and principles of the art. We also explore how the principles developed through decades of Jiu-Jitsu training—discipline, leadership, resilience, adaptability, humility, and lifelong learning—can translate directly into success in our careers and personal lives. This episode goes beyond techniques and competition. It’s a conversation about building something bigger than ourselves, preserving a legacy, creating a global community, and shaping the future of Jiu-Jitsu. What is Mach 5? Why does a Global BJJ Union matter? And what can Jiu-Jitsu teach us about building successful communities and careers? More Info On Larry Shealy and MACH 5: The Resilient One Christian family man, who helps people rebuild identity, faith and strength, after life knocks them to their knees. Books on Amazon & Kindle: 1. The Values Driven Child-Parenting with Purpose 2. R.E.A.L. Safety Tips for Mothers 3. R.E.A.L. Safety Tips for Female College Students 4. R.E.A.L. Safety Tips for the Real Estate Professional 5. RESILIENT - Never, Never, Never Give Up CONTACT ME Website - www.HendoBJJ.com Facebook.com/HendoBJJ Instagram- larry_shealy Phone - 828-290-7933 Email - Professor@HendoBJJ.com Mach5 BJJ Union www.MACH5Union.com 213-714-0614 https://www.facebook.com/share/17EBAzW6KK/?mibextid=wwXIfr

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CareerJitsu: BJJ and the Workplace

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Recent episodes

Ep.62 - How Every Kid Should Learn Jiu-Jitsu: Professional Educator And BJJ Black Belt Ali Bayley

CareerJitsu Ep. 61- MACH 5: Building A Global BJJ Union; BJJ Red Belt Grandmaster Rigan Machado and Black Belt Larry Shealy On The Future Of Jiu-Jitsu

CareerJitsu Ep. 60: How Jiu-Jitsu Meets Telecommunications Leadership

CareerJitsu Episode 59: Executive Leadership Through The Lens of Jiu-Jitsu

Episode 58 - BJJ Black Belt Business: Dan McCarthy On Building Success On The Mats And In Entrepreneurship

Guest Appearances

Dr. Ben Shaw

Ray Freeman

Rob Williams

Gabe Anderson

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CareerJitsu: BJJ and the Workplace

About this Podcast:

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What is CareerJitsu: BJJ and the Workplace?

About the host

Recent episodes

Ep.62 - How Every Kid Should Learn Jiu-Jitsu: Professional Educator And BJJ Black Belt Ali Bayley

CareerJitsu Ep. 61- MACH 5: Building A Global BJJ Union; BJJ Red Belt Grandmaster Rigan Machado and Black Belt Larry Shealy On The Future Of Jiu-Jitsu

CareerJitsu Ep. 60: How Jiu-Jitsu Meets Telecommunications Leadership

CareerJitsu Episode 59: Executive Leadership Through The Lens of Jiu-Jitsu

Episode 58 - BJJ Black Belt Business: Dan McCarthy On Building Success On The Mats And In Entrepreneurship

Guest Appearances

Dr. Ben Shaw

Ray Freeman

Rob Williams

Gabe Anderson

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