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EPISODE · Jan 27, 2026 · 6 MIN

Episode 54: Why You Still Feel Stressed (And How to Take Back Control) | Part 2

from The life dojo · host Michael David Climmer

In this episode of The Life Dojo Podcast, Michael Climmer and Marcus Edwards continue the conversation on stress, identity, and what it really takes to regain control of your life.Part 2 goes deeper into the hidden pressures that build over time — relationships you’ve outgrown, environments that drain you, and expectations that no longer align with who you are. These factors quietly shape your mindset, behaviour, and emotional state, keeping many people stuck in cycles of stress and disconnection.Michael and Marcus explore how unresolved stress affects self-worth, decision-making, and daily habits, and why real change begins with honesty and self-awareness. This episode focuses on understanding where your stress comes from, letting go of what no longer serves you, and rebuilding a life that supports clarity, strength, and stability.If you're interested in mental strength, discipline, stress, mindset, and personal development, this conversation will help you move out of survival mode and start taking control of your life.Part 1 is available now.Start your journey:https://thelifedojo.com/

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