We all know the benefits of a physical detox—clearing out toxins, renewing energy, and feeling lighter. But have you ever considered the need for an emotional detox?

Unprocessed emotions—resentment, judgment, frustration—sit in the background of our consciousness like heavy clutter, subtly shaping our thoughts, reactions, and even our opportunities. Whether in business, relationships, or personal growth, these unresolved emotions block the flow of miracles—the spontaneous breakthroughs, insights, and serendipitous connections that come when we’re in alignment.

🌟 Emotional Detox: A New Level of Clarity & Freedom

A few years ago, I stumbled upon a principle that transformed my life. It wasn’t just about mindset shifts or positive thinking—it was about deeply clearing the subconscious patterns that were dictating my reactions, limiting my opportunities, and keeping me stuck.

I was introduced to a profound method that guided me through releasing these internal burdens and, in turn, mad...

Why Entrepreneurs Struggle with Focus (and Don’t Know Why)

We all know the usual productivity tips: wake up early, optimize your workflow, use time-blocking.

But what if the real reason you can’t focus has nothing to do with your calendar—but everything to do with your relationships?

For years, I thought I could keep my personal life separate from my business. But over time, I noticed something:

🚨 When I was engaging in misaligned relationships, I felt scattered at work.

🚨 When I had emotional uncertainty, my decision-making suffered.

🚨 When I was giving my energy to the wrong people, my business stagnated.

And the research confirms it:

 • Relationship stress reduces cognitive function and productivity ( verymindwell ).

 • Emotional ambiguity leads to higher levels of anxiety, which can impact performance (verymindwell ).

 • Leaders with strong personal boundaries tend to be more successful in business (Psychologs.com)

The “Grey Zone” Problem

A major issue many entrepreneur...

The Inner Shift: From Taking to Serving

One of the biggest challenges I faced when transitioning from selling for others to selling for myself was the feeling that I was taking from someone when I made an offer. Deep down, I had unconscious beliefs that made me hesitate, worrying that I might offend someone or push them away.

But through reflection, coaching, and practice, I’ve come to peace with the truth:

 • When someone invests in my coaching, they’re making a deeper commitment to their transformation.

 • Getting paid is an exchange of love and commitment, not just a transaction.

 • It’s my responsibility to serve and share solutions with those who need them.

Yet, even with these insights, I noticed that in the middle of conversations, resistance would creep in:

“Oh no, don’t bring it up. They might feel pressured.”

“They’ll think I’m just trying to sell them something.”

This tension used to make my offers feel awkward, which in turn made the other person feel awkward. So, ...

These words, spoken by my mentor, hit me like a shockwave.

“Maybe what you’re trying to sell doesn’t want to be sold.”

I felt uncomfortable, nervous, even embarrassed. But at the same time, I burst into laughter because—it was true. That’s exactly what it felt like was happening with my sales coaching business.

You see, I left a four-year career in high-ticket sales to step into my mission—to serve at a greater capacity. And my logical mind did what it does best: it looked at the numbers, the awards, the proof of my ability, and it said, Hey, if people want to work with me, I need to show them something. I need to prove to them that I can help them sell.

So, I set out to enroll clients into sales coaching. I had some success. I worked with some incredible people. But if I’m being completely transparent—things didn’t flow the way I thought they would.

And that’s the power of working with a mentor. My current mentor, Katerina Satori, called me out:

“Pouya, maybe what you’re tryi...

📝 Note:

This post is inspired by a powerful conversation I had with Andy Holloway, a transformational leadership coach who helps high achievers break free from unconscious patterns and step into their truest potential.

Andy’s work bridges business success with deep personal transformation—guiding individuals to recognize that who they are internally reflects in their external world. His mission is to turn life’s challenges into opportunities for self-discovery, fulfillment, and ultimate freedom.

👉 Learn more about Andy’s work at andyjholloway.com

The Silent Struggle of High Achievers

Have you ever hit a major milestone—whether in business, fitness, or personal growth—only to feel an unexpected emptiness afterward?

You’ve built the business, hit the revenue goal, achieved the fitness transformation—yet something still feels off.

This is the hidden struggle of high achievers. They master the Goal Line—setting and reaching tangible objectives—but often neglect the Soul Line—the d...

I want you to take a deep breath and hear this:

Your financial situation does not define your worth. 

You are not your debt.

You are not your bank balance.

You are not a failure because you’re struggling financially.

You are a soul on a journey, and right now, you are in a season of learning.

You are being prepared for the success, the impact, and the freedom you desire. 

But there’s something I wish someone had told me earlier

✨ Trying to build a business on financial instability will break you.

This is a hard truth, and I say it with love—because I’ve been there.

If you’ve been trying to grow your business while constantly worrying about money… this post is for you.

 • I’m going to share my raw, personal journey—how I tried (and failed) to build a business while depending on someone else.

 • I’ll tell you the biggest lesson I learned about financial freedom.

 • And I’ll give you the exact steps I would take if I had to start all over again.

By the end, you’ll know ho...

The Power of Definite Goals: My Journey to Balance and Focus

Years ago, I read The Law of Success by Napoleon Hill, and one of its most powerful lessons has stayed with me: definiteness of purpose is the foundation of success. While I’ve always known this, I often find myself drifting away from setting clear, measurable goals. I tell myself I don’t need them anymore, that I can just flow with life. And while going with the flow brings joy, it also leads to inconsistency—I achieve some things, but I know I’m not using my full capacity.

On the other hand, when I overplan, I get overwhelmed by details and the sheer weight of structure. This creates a tug-of-war between discipline and spontaneity, between structure and freedom, between yang and yin. I’ve realized the best approach for me is not to choose one over the other but to integrate both: set clear goals while allowing room for flow and intuition.

This blog post is the first in a series where I share my journey of building a busi...

 David Sharpe is the founder of Legendary Marketer, a company that has become one of the fastest-growing in the United States. I was drawn to him because of his story and humble background. From being a dropout and drug addict to finding his inner freedom, David fell in love with marketing, coaching, and building a community of thousands who found their success online.

I share these lessons with a sense of honor and deep gratitude for Dave. Being part of his community, attending his mastermind, and seeing how he operates has profoundly changed me and how I think about business, sales, and marketing.

 1. Treat people with respect and integrity. No one wants to be closed; people like to be led and supported. Your job is not to sell them but to understand where they are and help them move toward what they want.

 2. Do what is right, even if you lose money and sales. Always go over the agreement and refund policy, and make sure they have the money not only to afford the products b...