Turning Down The Noise: What I Learned From the New Michael Jackson Film // Maritza Barone

In this episode I explore what happens when we finally turn down the noise in our lives long enough to hear ourselves think. From the constant hum of daily responsibilities to the louder internal chatter of overthinking, self-doubt, and mental overload, I reflect on how rarely we give ourselves true mental stillness in a world that is always asking for our attention. Inspired by a scene from the new Michael Jackson film, I share a powerful moment where Michael describes “listening for ideas,” which opens up a deeper conversation about where inspiration actually comes from. Are ideas something we create, or something we receive when we slow down enough to notice them? Through this lens, I unpack the relationship between consumption and creation, and why some of our clearest ideas don’t arrive when we’re pushing harder, but when we finally pause. This episode is a reminder that what we’re searching for is not always more input, but more space. // Check out my new wellness marketplace, curated just for you! SHOP THE BRANDS I LOVE: https://www.maritzabarone.com/loves   // ▶︎ Join me on Instagram to let me know what your 'things you can't un-hear' moment was from this episode Maritza Barone (@maritza_barone) • Instagram profile Things You Can’t Un-Hear 🎧 (@thingsyoucantunhear) • Instagram profile *If you love this show don't forget to subscribe and leave a 5 star review and subscribe! Things You Can't Un-Hear Podcast | Self Improvement and Wellbeing Podcast We always want to keep the conversation going with you. We want to know how you feel and what you think too! So here are all the ways you can join our community! ▶︎ Subscribe to the fortnightly email: Things You Can't Un-Hear Podcast | Self Improvement and Wellbeing Podcast ▶︎ Subscribe to our TYCU YouTube Channel to watch the show and our new LIVE EVENTS Things You Can't Un-Hear by Maritza Barone This podcast is licensed by Nova Entertainment. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.