In this episode of Planting Thoughts, Mike dives deep into the power of detachment—what it really means, how it’s different from emotional suppression, and why learning to “let them” is one of the most freeing things you can do. Inspired by the viral Let Them Theory, Buddhist philosophy, and psychological research, this episode explores how letting go of control and people-pleasing can lead to healthier relationships, more peace, and a stronger sense of self.
Mike shares a personal story of growth, offers insights from DBT and attachment theory, and unpacks the difference between healthy and harmful detachment.
Highlights include:
The Let Them Theory and how it rewires emotional control
What Buddhism teaches us about craving and suffering
Real psychological studies on detachment and well-being
Mike’s honest story about a relationship that challenged his identity
Tools for building self-worth without sacrificing authenticity
Whether you're healing from a breakup, feeling burnt out, or just tired of bending to please others—this one’s for you.
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