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The Five Minute Climb
The Mountain of Yes
40 episodes
4 days ago
At the beginning of a year, many of us feel the pull to do more, plan more, and decide everything at once. This episode takes a different approach. It’s a reflection on how to re-focus gently, how to decide where to place your attention when time and energy feel limited, and when you want the year to feel supportive rather than overwhelming. In this episode, I talk about focus as orientation rather than pressure. About coming closer to your actual life instead of zooming too far ahead. And ab...
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At the beginning of a year, many of us feel the pull to do more, plan more, and decide everything at once. This episode takes a different approach. It’s a reflection on how to re-focus gently, how to decide where to place your attention when time and energy feel limited, and when you want the year to feel supportive rather than overwhelming. In this episode, I talk about focus as orientation rather than pressure. About coming closer to your actual life instead of zooming too far ahead. And ab...
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Mental Health
Education,
Self-Improvement,
Health & Fitness
Episodes (20/40)
The Five Minute Climb
How Do You Decide What to Focus On?
At the beginning of a year, many of us feel the pull to do more, plan more, and decide everything at once. This episode takes a different approach. It’s a reflection on how to re-focus gently, how to decide where to place your attention when time and energy feel limited, and when you want the year to feel supportive rather than overwhelming. In this episode, I talk about focus as orientation rather than pressure. About coming closer to your actual life instead of zooming too far ahead. And ab...
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4 days ago
7 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
Why Do the Most Meaningful Things Take So Long?
As the year comes to a close, I wanted to reflect on something many of us feel but rarely say out loud: that the things that truly matter in our lives often unfold slowly, without guarantees, without applause, and without a clear timeline. Whether it’s building something you care about, healing, becoming yourself, or staying committed to a path that isn’t always visible from the outside, time is part of the work. In this episode, I share some honest thoughts about patience, doubt, and continu...
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1 week ago
7 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
The Part Of The Year No One Sees
A new episode of The Five Minute Climb is out today. It’s called “The Part of the Year No One Sees.” This one is about the invisible side of a year: the effort, the tiredness, the doubts, and the quiet resilience that rarely make it into conversations or reflections. The parts you carried privately while life kept moving forward. As the year begins to slow down, I wanted to create space to acknowledge that unseen work. Not to analyse it or judge it, but simply to recognise that it matte...
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2 weeks ago
7 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
What Did This Year Take From You?
A new episode of The Five Minute Climb is out today. It’s called “What Did This Year Take From You?” As we move through the middle of December, I wanted to create space for a different kind of reflection, not about achievements or goals, but about the emotional cost of a year. About the energy, certainty, or versions of ourselves that may have quietly shifted or been left behind along the way. This episode is an invitation to look back with honesty and compassion, and to notice not just what...
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3 weeks ago
5 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
December: The Month We Give Everything Away — Except to Ourselves
A new episode of The Five Minute Climb is live today, and it’s one that feels especially relevant right now. It’s called “December: The Month We Give Everything Away — Except to Ourselves.” December has a way of speeding up. We show up for everyone, make time, hold space, organise, care, and give… and often forget to check in with ourselves at all. This episode is a short reflection on how easily we disappear into the needs of the month, and how important it is to offer ourselves even a fract...
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1 month ago
4 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
How Do You Stay Kind in a World That Feels Harsh?
Today’s new episode of The Five Minute Climb explores a question so many of us quietly wrestle with: How do you stay kind in a world that sometimes feels harsh, rushed, or overwhelming? Kindness is easy when life is soft. But the real work begins when the world moves fast, when people are stressed, when the energy around us feels sharp. This episode isn’t about being endlessly patient or endlessly giving; it’s about what real kindness looks like when boundaries, self-respect, and emotional ho...
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1 month ago
7 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
How Do You Know When It’s Time To Let Go?
This week’s episode of The Five-Minute Climb is one that sits close to the heart: How Do You Know When It’s Time to Let Go? Letting go isn’t always a dramatic moment. Most of the time, it begins quietly in the small heaviness we ignore, in the tension we can’t explain, in the feeling that something no longer fits the way it once did. This episode explores that tender in-between space: the time when you’re still holding on, but your heart is already whispering the truth. I talk about why we cl...
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1 month ago
6 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
Why Is It So Hard to Slow Down?
This week’s episode of The Five Minute Climb asks a question that so many of us quietly hold: Why is it so hard to slow down? Because it is, isn’t it? Even when our bodies crave rest, our minds race ahead, whispering that we should be doing more, moving faster, proving something. But slowing down isn’t losing momentum; it’s finding direction again. In this episode, I talk about what makes stillness so uncomfortable, and why rest isn’t the absence of progress; it’s the space where we remember ...
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2 months ago
5 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
How Do You Let Go of Negative Emotions?
This week’s episode of The Five Minute Climb asks a question we’ve all felt at some point: How do you let go of negative emotions? Anger, sadness, guilt, and jealousy, the feelings we often label as bad or inconvenient, often carry the deepest lessons. But most of us were never really taught how to sit with them. We try to fix, hide, or outrun them instead. In this episode, I discuss what happens when we stop fighting our emotions and start listening to them; how to meet what’s real without j...
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2 months ago
5 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
Another Turn Around the Sun {Birthday Edition}
Today is my birthday, and instead of rushing past it, I wanted to stop and reflect on what it really means to reach another year. Not in milestones or numbers, but in the quiet ways life keeps reshaping us. This episode isn’t just about me, it’s about us. About what it means to still be here, to have made it through another cycle of change, love, lessons, and small miracles. It’s about slowing down long enough to say: I’m still climbing. I’m still becoming. I’m still here. Birthdays, I’ve lea...
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2 months ago
9 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
What You’re Carrying (and What You’re Ready to Leave)
What if the secret to climbing higher isn't carrying more, but releasing what weighs you down? In this powerful new episode of The Five Minute Climb, Milo challenges our cultural obsession with accumulation and explores the transformative practice of traveling lighter on our growth journey. Through honest self-reflection, he reveals how releasing perfectionism, overworking, and people-pleasing—habits that once felt like virtues—has created space for authentic purpose and joy. The episode id...
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2 months ago
8 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
Finding Trust in Yourself Again
What if the key to trusting yourself again isn't found in grand gestures, but in the smallest promises you keep to yourself? In this episode of the Five Minute Climb, Milo tackles one of our most fundamental challenges: rebuilding self-trust after periods of doubt and uncertainty. Many of us have lost connection with our inner voice by constantly seeking external validation and approval from others. The breakthrough insight? Self-trust isn't rebuilt through perfection or dramatic changes. I...
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2 months ago
7 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
When the Path Disappears
What happens when success, loss, or a shifting sense of self leaves you standing at a crossroads with no clear direction? This episode explores those disorienting moments when life's familiar path simply vanishes beneath our feet. Milo opens up about how rushing through uncertainty often deepens our confusion rather than providing clarity. Instead of pushing forward blindly, this episode advocates for the radical act of pausing—breathing, listening, and choosing presence over progress. ...
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3 months ago
8 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
The Story You’re Letting Go Of
What if the stories you tell yourself about who you are are actually keeping you trapped? In this episode of the Five Minute Climb, Milo dives deep into the limiting narratives we carry about ourselves—those beliefs that feel like protection but actually function as invisible cages. He vulnerably shares his own struggles with perfectionism and feeling like he doesn't belong, revealing how these stories shaped his life in ways that no longer serve him. Milo explains that our personal narrati...
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3 months ago
4 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
The Step You Almost Didn’t Take
Sometimes the most life-changing moments begin with the steps we're most reluctant to take. In this powerful episode of The Five Minute Climb, Milo opens up about his recent journey through uncertainty and resistance. From battling harsh racing conditions in Copenhagen and Berlin to questioning whether pursuing psychology studies at 33 was the right move, Milo shares how he pushed through those internal voices telling him to quit. Key Takeaways: Our most hesitant steps often become our most...
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3 months ago
6 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
The Edge of the Beginning
What if the hardest part of finding peace in nature isn't getting there—but coming back? Milo tackles the jarring transition from restorative natural spaces back to the relentless pace of city life. He acknowledges the very real grief and dissonance that follows these shifts, validating the difficulty of leaving behind mountain rhythms for urban demands. Rather than viewing re-entry as an ending, Milo reframes it as The Edge of the Beginning —an opportunity to consciously choose how we inte...
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3 months ago
5 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
The Weight We Carry
The Weight of Being "Enough" Do you feel guilty when you're not being productive? You're not alone. In this powerful opening episode of The Five Minute Climb's new season, we dive deep into the universal struggle of carrying the weight of constant productivity expectations. Through an intimate community reflection, we hear a raw and honest account of someone grappling with productivity-linked guilt – a feeling many of us know too well. Milo challenges the notion that our worth is tied to ou...
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4 months ago
4 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
The Shift in the Air
Letting Go Like Autumn Leaves Ever noticed how trees effortlessly release their leaves when autumn arrives? In this introspective episode of The Five Minute Climb, Milo draws a beautiful parallel between nature's seasonal transitions and our personal growth journeys. As summer memories fade into fall, we're invited to consider what truly serves us and what we need to release. Just as trees don't cling to their leaves, we too can learn the art of graceful letting go. This episode serv...
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4 months ago
7 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
Base Camp | Make Your Own Map: a Meditation on Trust and Direction
Finding Your Path: A Journey Within What if the map you've been searching for lies within yourself? In this powerful final episode of Base Camp, Milo challenges conventional wisdom about life navigation and personal growth. Rather than racing toward predetermined destinations, we're invited to embrace a more intuitive approach to life's journey. The episode explores how slowing down and tuning into our inner compass can lead to more authentic paths and meaningful discoveries. Key insights...
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4 months ago
8 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
Base Camp | Packing Light: A Meditation on Letting Go
Packing Light: A Journey to Emotional Freedom Ever felt weighed down by the baggage of old expectations and outdated stories? In this transformative episode, Milo introduces "Packing Light," a powerful meditation practice designed to help you release what no longer serves you. Through mindful breathing and gentle self-reflection, this episode guides you on a journey of letting go. Milo emphasizes that releasing emotional burdens isn't a one-time event but rather a continuous practice of con...
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4 months ago
8 minutes

The Five Minute Climb
At the beginning of a year, many of us feel the pull to do more, plan more, and decide everything at once. This episode takes a different approach. It’s a reflection on how to re-focus gently, how to decide where to place your attention when time and energy feel limited, and when you want the year to feel supportive rather than overwhelming. In this episode, I talk about focus as orientation rather than pressure. About coming closer to your actual life instead of zooming too far ahead. And ab...