He Hid His Best Work for 10 Years. Then Everything Fell Apart | Mitesh Jani

For over a decade, Mitesh Jani wrote constantly. Reflections, observations, philosophies about life and achievement. And he never showed any of it to anyone. Not even his family. It all sat in a folder on his computer called "New Folder."Then he hit a low point, business, physical health, and mental health all crashing at once. When he finally opened that folder, he was overwhelmed by what he found. The insights he had collected over years grounded him. They sparked an overhaul of his entire life.In this episode of The Honest Mic, Mitesh, a practicing dentist by day, a thinker by night, and author of The Process: Six Mechanics of Achievement, talks about the voice in his head that kept that folder closed for so long, the tension between the precise dentist and the messy writer, and why waiting for perfect conditions is usually just fear wearing a disguise.Most people never share their voice because they're waiting for permission that never comes. Mitesh stopped waiting. This is what happened when he did.Connect with Mitesh:Book: The Process: Six Mechanics of Achievement on AmazonWebsite: selfworth.ca