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Burnt out to global travel in 4 months! The one shift Calum Mew took to live his limitless life


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What if your brain fog, migraines, constant colds, or exhaustion weren’t random…but actually your body’s way of protecting you?


So many ADHDers tell me they feel like their body keeps betraying them — but often, those symptoms are just messages we’ve been taught to ignore.


When we keep pushing through, we reinforce sneaky beliefs like:

❌ “My needs don’t matter.”

❌ “I’m too much.”

❌ “Everyone else can cope, so I must be the problem.”


Sound familiar?


In this week’s episode of The Limitless Series on the Calm Your Nervous System podcast, my client Calum shares how he went from constant burnout to feeling calm, energised, and grounded.


He’s now travelling again (without crashing), saying no to people-pleasing, and actually enjoying movement, not forcing it.


Because when you stop trying to out-think your body and start listening to it, everything changes.

Your nervous system isn’t the problem. It’s the solution.


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Skip ahead to what you need:


[00:00] Calum's Journey to Recovery

[02:50] The Impact of Chronic Illness on Daily Life

[05:50] The Turning Point: Seeking Help

[09:01] Mind-Body Connection: A New Approach

[11:58] The Role of Community and Support

[14:57] Living Life Beyond Illness

[17:34] Finding Balance After Recovery

[20:44] The Ripple Effect of Healing

[23:50] Listening to Your Body's Messages

[29:25] Transforming Pain into Power

[36:07] Embracing Authenticity and Self-Discovery

[44:56] Finding Worthiness Beyond Labels

[47:48] Understanding the Body's Signals

[50:51] The Journey of Healing and Growth


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DISCLAIMER: Everything mentioned in this podcast is only my/my guests’ opinion and should not be a substitute for seeing a medical professional. Please seek advice from your doctor and confirm with them that they are happy for you to implement something you heard on the podcast.

 
 
 

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