Acceptance Over Constant Fixing

Panache argues acceptance of the past, not endless self-work, opens the heart to freedom and power.

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In this episode, Chris Do sits down with Panache Desai to explore why so many high performers feel burned out despite outward success. Panache challenges the idea that people are broken or need fixing, reframing burnout as a symptom of living from survival, identity, and fear rather than from wholeness. Together, they unpack themes of acceptance, self-trust, and why true power comes from releasing control over the past. The discussion positions peace—not productivity—as the most honest definition of success .

Timestamps

(00:00) — Intro

(08:05) — Redefining success as peace

(15:10) — Identity, ego, and burnout

(22:20) — Acceptance over self-fixing

(29:35) — Powerlessness and true power

(36:45) — Giving without attachment

(43:55) — Burnout and performance traps

(50:10) — Body-based transformation

(56:40) — Multidimensional identity

(01:02:55) — Breath awareness practice

(01:08:10) — Living from inner alignment