In this second episode of The Practice of Clear Power, we get even more surgical with the myth of “loud equals powerful.” Spoiler: it doesn’t. Loud is often lazy. Loud is fear dressed as confidence. Real power is quiet, focused, and sharper than your average motivational reel.

We talk:
•Why most people preserve energy instead of actually learning
•The tragedy of self-justification instead of truth-seeking
•How context, not just content, is the real battlefield
•Why Nietzsche would’ve rolled his eyes at your group chat
•And how distortion is the real danger—not pain

You’ll leave this episode suspicious of easy answers and maybe (just maybe) a little more powerful than before.

Because silence backed by clarity?
That’s lethal.

Welcome to The Practice of Clear Power.
I’m Dr. Mehdi, a plastic surgery resident who also dives deep into philosophy, logic, and psychology. This podcast is about power—what it really is, why it corrupts, and how we can hold onto it without losing ourselves.

Power is influence. The more you shape reality, the more power you have. But it raises tough questions:
•Can power exist without ego?
•Can leaders stay ethical in a broken system?
•Why does influence cloud judgment?

In each episode, I’ll tackle these questions with raw, honest reflections and challenge the lies we tell ourselves about power. My goal? To define a clear, grounded kind of power, one that keeps you sharp and true.

What You Can Expect:
•Thought-provoking questions
•Real-life insights from medicine and leadership
•Humor, sarcasm, and unfiltered honesty

Let’s think critically and explore power without losing our humanity. Follow, share, and let’s have a conversation.
Contact: [email protected]