In this video, I’ll walk you through the 3 exact steps that helped me break free from years of panic, racing thoughts, constant overthinking, and many other symptoms I struggled on a daily basis.

Like most people, I tried to manage anxiety – resist it, analyze it, force myself to “feel better.” But that only kept the loop going.

The real shift came when I realized I didn’t need to control my thoughts – I just needed to stop identifying with them. Because a thought is just a thought. It’s not a truth, not your identity, and definitely not a threat.

In fact, the healing came when I stopped trying to fix symptoms and started living with them. That gave my nervous system the space it needed to heal.

So join me now, and I’ll show you exactly how I did it.

Key Takeaways:

• Intro (00:00)
• Step #1: This is A thought, not YOUR thought (00:31)
• Step #2: Your need for control is holding you back (04:00)
• Step #3: You don't need to fix how you feel to live (06:52)
• The goal is not to stop thoughts but to keep living anyway (08:37)

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There’s a strange comfort in the sweat.

Not because it solves anything, but because it seems to quiet something down. At least for a while.

The post-workout calm – loose muscles, slower thoughts – can feel like relief. And maybe it is. But when the anxiety keeps creeping back in, just as loud as before, it starts to feel like you’re chasing something that never really stays.

This episode explores why exercise feels so effective in the moment – and why leaning on it too much can quietly turn into a trap. A loop that looks like control, but might be reinforcing the very thing you're trying to escape.

We’ll look at how your system handles stress, what actually burns off adrenaline, and why the path to long-term ease might be different than you think.

Understanding this won’t just give you clarity. It might give you some breathing room. Let’s dive in.

(This is an AI-generated episode inspired by my YouTube videos. I personally moderate these to share insights more efficiently, keeping the content informative yet completely free.)

Key Takeaways:

• Introduction (00:00)
• Exercise gives short-term anxiety relief (00:41)
• Adrenaline stays unburned without action (02:07)
• Why fitness doesn't prevent anxiety (08:46)
• Sensitized nervous system analogy (10:15)
• Acceptance vs. resistance explained (11:43)
• Desensitization reduces adrenaline production (12:49)
• Recovery requires a new relationship with symptoms (14:10)

Additional Resources:

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For years, I thought I needed to “think” my way out of anxiety.

But my body wasn’t listening.

Because it wasn’t a thinking problem – it was survival mode.

My nervous system had been stuck in fight-or-flight for so long, I forgot what calm even felt like.

When I finally accepted that talk therapy, journaling, and analyzing every sensation weren’t working, I turned to a different approach.

I stopped trying to fix it – and started letting the feelings be there. No resisting, no running.

And that’s when my body began to reset. Not overnight, but moment by moment.

In this episode, I share the 4-step process I used to get out of survival mode and back into life.

Tune in to learn how to retrain your nervous system to feel safe again.

• Key Takeaways:
• Intro (00:00)
• Step #1: Stop trying to avoid the feeling (00:44)
• Step #2: Develop curiosity over analysis (03:01)
• Step #3: Re-engage with life (05:10)
• Step #4: Reinforce the new normal (06:35)
• True healing means retraining your body to live again (08:06)

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Many people struggling with anxiety think they have a dozen different health problems – Heart issues. Vision changes. Dizziness. Digestive disorders. Even nerve damage.

But what if all of them were just anxiety? Not “in your head” anxiety – “in your body” anxiety.

What most people don’t realize is that anxiety isn’t just mental. It hijacks your entire system – heart, lungs, gut, muscles, even your hearing.

And the more you fear each symptom, the louder they get.

But recovery doesn’t come from fixing every sensation. It comes from realizing they’re not dangerous to begin with.

In this episode, I walk you through 20 of the most common physical symptoms of anxiety – what causes them, why they feel so real, and how to stop being afraid of them.

Let’s begin.

Key Takeaways:

• Intro (00:00)
• #1 Heart palpitations (00:32)
• #2 Feeling detached (01:03)
• #3 Digestive distress (01:40)
• #4 Feelings of dread and doom (02:27)
• #5 Scary “What if” thoughts (02:57)
• #6 Vision changes (03:31)
• #7 Dizziness (04:07)
• #8 Brain fog (04:40)
• #9 Shortness of breath (05:23)
• #10 Feeling numb (05:57)
• #11 Tingling sensations (06:24)
• #12 Chest pressure (06:50)
• #13 Brain and body zaps (07:19)
• #14 Rib soreness (07:52)
• #15 Tinnitus (08:21)
• #16 Lump in the throat sensation (08:44)
• #17 Pressure in the ears (09:16)
• #18 Adrenaline surges for no reason (09:42)
• #19 Stress and fatigue (10:09)
• #20 The need to control everything (10:32)
• Recap (11:05)

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Does childhood trauma have to dictate your ability to recover from anxiety today?

That’s the question at the heart of this episode – and it’s not asked lightly. Because for so many people, anxiety recovery begins with a deep dive into the past. The first panic attack. The search for buried trauma.

Sometimes that search brings insight. But often, it doesn’t bring relief.

This episode looks closely at what actually keeps anxiety going in the present – and how childhood conditioning shapes your beliefs and responses, even years later.

Beliefs like “I can’t handle this” or “The world isn’t safe” might have started early, but what matters most is how they’re reinforced now – through reaction cycles that keep the fear alive.

The goal isn’t to erase the past. It’s to shift your focus to what you can influence today: your response, your patterns, and the small steps that interrupt the loop.

It’s a different way forward. One that starts here. Tune in!

(This is an AI-generated episode inspired by my YouTube videos. I personally moderate these to share insights more efficiently, keeping the content informative yet completely free.)

Key Takeaways:

• Introduction (00:00)
• Searching the past often worsens anxiety (03:06)
• Recovery is about changing present reactions (04:47)
• Cause vs. cure: a mindset shift (05:03)
• Past beliefs aren’t current roadblocks (06:23)
• 3-step formula for present-focused recovery (09:02)
• Let go of guilt from past-focused healing (10:46)

Additional Resources:

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For two years, anxiety ran my life.

I lost weight… I lost my job... Trust in myself… Medication, journaling, mindset tricks – nothing worked. And I just wanted to feel normal again.

But, this is what no one tells you: the more you try to fix your thoughts the more power you give them. Because the thoughts weren’t causing the suffering – it was my resistance to them.

Every time I reacted, analyzed, or tried to fix a thought, I was teaching my brain: “This is dangerous.” And that signal actually kept my anxiety loop alive.

Once I stopped feeding thoughts… once I let emotions complete their cycle without labeling them… my nervous system stopped panicking. And I stopped feeling broken.

In this video, I break down exactly how I got rid of negative thoughts and emotions – without therapy or meds. And don’t worry, this isn’t about mindset hacks either. It’s pure neurobiology.

Watch it. This might be the pattern-break you’ve needed.

Key Takeaways:

• Intro (00:00)
• What you resist persists (00:51)
• Difference between thoughts and thinking (03:53)
• Emotions vs. feelings: different internal processes (06:39)
• Peace begins when emotions finish their cycle (09:11)

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It starts with a rush – your heart jumps and your breath tightens. All from a drink you’ve had a hundred times before.

It’s easy to blame the coffee. The timeline checks out. You sip, you spiral. But the intensity of that reaction is rarely just about what’s in the cup.

This episode breaks down why your body might be reacting so strongly to something so ordinary – and why simply cutting it out doesn’t always bring the relief you’re hoping for.

There’s a deeper pattern behind the alarm bells – one that has more to do with how your system has been wired to respond than the coffee itself.

Tune in to make better sense of the signals your body’s been sending – and learn what you can do when they show up.

(This is an AI-generated episode inspired by my YouTube videos. I personally moderate these to share insights more efficiently, keeping the content informative yet completely free.)

Key Takeaways:

• Introduction (00:00)
• The caffeine-anxiety link is deeper than coffee itself (00:12)
• Avoidance strengthens anxiety over time (03:00)
• The power of responding instead of reacting (04:08)
• Use grounding and breathing techniques in the moment (06:33)
• Recovery allows return to previous triggers like caffeine (07:37)
• Take one small proactive step toward healing today (10:07)

Additional Resources:

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Most therapists see 100 anxious patients in a lifetime. I've now worked with 1,000 people to recover from anxiety.

You’ve probably tried breathing techniques, meditation, talk therapy. None of this will work!

You see, recovery isn’t about getting rid of worry, it’s about changing your relationship with it… When that happens, ironically, symptoms go away on their own.

In this video, I show you how to go from fighting every anxious thought and sensation to effortlessly gliding with them.

Here are 7 anxiety recovery lessons from over 1,000 cases.

Key Takeaways:

• Intro (00:00)
• Nervous system stays stuck in "on" mode (01:19)
• Symptoms are uncomfortable but not dangerous (05:59)
• Panic attacks trigger generalized anxiety (07:45)
• Avoidance teaches your brain the world is unsafe (10:05)
• You must live with symptoms to retrain the system (12:21)
• Healing comes in waves, not lines (14:49)
• Your life starts in how you respond now (16:35)

Additional Resources:

➡️ To accelerate your recovery journey, book a call to see if the mentorship with Shaan's team will help your specific situation

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