How much of your day is lost to worries that aren't even real?

In this episode, Jake Ducey shares a powerful, personal reflection on how easily the mind creates stress, stories, and unnecessary suffering and how most of what we worry about exists only in our imagination.

Using a simple but eye-opening story, Jake explains how the brain convinces us that our problems are far bigger than they actually are, even though we experience only a tiny fraction of reality through our senses. What we see, hear, and think is not the full picture, yet we allow it to steal our happiness.

You'll discover:

• Why most worries are mental stories, not reality

• How little of the world we actually perceive

• Why the past no longer exists and shouldn't control your happiness

• How stress sabotages performance, confidence, and posture

• Why 95% of your behavior is driven by the subconscious mind

• A simple psychological technique to stop anxious thoughts

• How turning your worries into a "glorious comedy" frees your energy

Jake also shares a practical tool: naming the voice in your head that causes stress and anxiety. By becoming conscious of unconscious thought patterns, you stop living on autopilot and regain control of your emotional state.

This episode is an invitation to lighten up, laugh more, and stop taking the mind's worries so seriously, because happiness is not found by eliminating challenges, but by changing how you relate to them.