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Break Free From Hidden Clutter

Break Free From Hidden Clutter

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What if the reason you feel stuck has nothing to do with time, talent, or willpower—and everything to do with hidden clutter stealing your energy? We sit down with author and mountaineer Saahil Mehta to unpack the tolerations we’ve normalized: the avoided talks, the “busy” work that hides fear, and the approval chasing that started in childhood and followed us into leadership, love, and health.

Saahil breaks clutter into four dimensions—mind, body, relationships, and material life—and shows how leaks in one area flood the rest. We explore why resentment is the compound interest of avoidance, how tiny lapses like repeated lateness erode trust, and how to design tough conversations that actually heal. You’ll hear practical frameworks for setting outcomes, co-creating rules of engagement with a partner, and entering dialogue from curiosity instead of combat. There’s a simple nightly energy audit you can start today: two minutes to spot what drains you and what lifts you, so you can subtract the noise and double down on what works.

We also go deep on authenticity and impact. People pleasing can’t buy peace, and even clowns can’t make everyone happy. From niching your work so the right audience finds you to pressing send on the manuscript despite the inner critic, we map the move from fear to freedom. Comparison doesn’t vanish at seven figures, so define your own seven summits—your personal version of success—and build rituals to protect them. When you stop dragging last level baggage, clarity and momentum return fast.

If you’re ready to trade inherited expectations for your own metrics and replace overwhelm with a clean, focused life, press play. Then share it with someone who needs the nudge, subscribe for more conversations like this, and leave a review to help others find the show.

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