Finding Me with Josh Wolf – Episode 33

Today’s episode starts with a simple idea that turns out not to be simple at all:

Less external clutter… more inner peace.

Josh has realized that when his environment feels chaotic, his mind follows. So he’s starting small — really small — with one habit he’s heard about for years but never fully committed to:

Making the bed.

Every day.

No shortcuts. No “I’ll get to it later.” Just one intentional act of order to begin the morning.

Because sometimes change doesn’t come from a dramatic life overhaul. Sometimes it starts with a corner of the room. A cleared surface. A small promise kept to yourself before the day even begins.

And that small act is already doing something bigger — creating structure, momentum, and a sense of control in a world that rarely offers much of it.

Josh also checks back in on a conversation he’s been having with himself lately: his relationship with weed.

He’s still sitting with the possibility that he may be done with it — or at least ready for a different chapter. Nothing dramatic, no big declaration. Just honest reflection about what still serves him and what might not.

That said… let’s be clear.

He may be reevaluating weed.

But mushrooms?

He’s not crazy.

As always, this episode is less about rules and more about awareness — noticing the patterns, the habits, the environments, and the choices that either support your peace… or quietly chip away at it.

Because sometimes the path forward isn’t about adding more to your life.

Sometimes it’s about clearing space.

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