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I’m delighted to announce the launch of my weekly podcast, The Mind Growth Project — a space for high-achieving professionals to grow beyond anxiety, overthinking, and emotional exhaustion.
Each week, I’ll share short, powerful episodes blending real psychology, lived experience, and the clarity we all crave in a world that rarely slows down. 🎙 Episode 1 is now live: When Anxiety Meets AI 7 minutes | Now streaming on Spotify & YouTube More and more, I hear this from clients and colleagues alike: “When I feel overwhelmed, I ask ChatGPT.” “It helps me calm down.” And yes — AI is a powerful tool. ✅ It helps us write clearer emails. ✅ Organise our ideas. ✅ Make faster decisions. But when we start using it to manage emotional discomfort — to soothe anxiety or find instant certainty — we cross an invisible line. It feels like clarity. But it’s actually compulsion. We’re not solving problems. We’re outsourcing discomfort. In this 7-minute episode, I unpack: ✔️ Why ChatGPT may be worse than Google for anxious professionals ✔️ How anxiety hides behind “being thorough” ✔️ What to do instead when your brain demands immediate answers This podcast is especially for: ✨ Professionals, leaders, and thinkers who feel calm on the outside — but overwhelmed within ✨ People who want real insight, not generic advice ✨ Those ready to grow a mind that doesn’t just cope… but thrives 🎧 Listen on Spotify: Click here 📺 Watch on YouTube: Click here New episodes every week. Short. Insightful. Evidence-based. For those who are done with surface-level fixes — and ready for real growth. If this speaks to you, please share it with your team… or with the overthinker inside your own head.
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🧠 High performance isn’t the opposite of anxiety. Sometimes, it’s built on top of it. In my work, I’ve seen how often leaders carry invisible pressure — managing companies, teams, and expectations — while quietly ignoring the cost to their own minds. This video is for the ones who look like they have it all together... but can’t remember the last time they felt okay. Watch, reflect, breathe. (Then maybe save it — for the next time your brain starts sprinting at 2am.) |
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