#10: Scott and Warren sit down with Arjun Dhingra, a Club Evexia member and real estate entrepreneur whose life has been shaped by discipline, purpose, and resilience.

Arjun shares the story of being bullied as a kid, finding TaeKwonDo as a path to confidence, and eventually rising to become a two-time TaeKwonDo World Champion and former Team USA co-head coach. He opens up about the moments that tested him most—the loss that nearly derailed him, the purpose that brought him back, and the ways grief can become fuel for greatness.

Arjun also walks through his journey in the mortgage and finance world—from the wild early days of the industry to the 2008 crash, when he and his team chose to help families stay in their homes, not for profit, but because they simply “gave a sh*t.” That same ethos of service and forward motion eventually became LFG Society and The Better Human Project—communities built around accountability, action, and becoming the kind of person you’re proud to be.

This episode captures a core truth at the heart of Evexia: fitness is never just fitness. It’s a training ground for character.

What you’ll hear in this episode:

* How bullying led Arjun to TaeKwonDo—and changed the trajectory of his life

* The “Karate Kid moment” that proved he could defend himself (and what he learned afterward)

* What it takes to become a two-time world champion—and why purpose matters more than talent

* A deeply moving story about grief, legacy, and the comeback that happened in Rome

* “Work-life harmony” vs. the myth of work-life balance

* The GAS method: why “Give a sh*t” became his business philosophy

* How LFG Society and The Better Human Project are built on community, accountability, and service

* Why “winning” is ultimately about who you become in the process

About the Evexia Exchange

A podcast by Club Evexia—a wellness community in Southern Marin focused on fitness, longevity, and belonging. Founders Scott Raymond & Warren Gendel interview practitioners, members, and thinkers on living well together. Produced by Resonate Studio, LLC.

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