14. Why Successful People Feel Something Is Missing | The Hinge
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There's a strange pattern with high achievers: get them alone, take away the phone, the emails, the meetings, and within a few days something breaks. Not their performance. Their composure.In this episode, we talk about a retreat where CEOs and senior executives were given one rule: no distractions for three or four days. By day three, several of them were lonely, depressed, and confronting a mess in their personal lives that their success had been quietly covering for years.We get into why "busy" is often just insecurity wearing a suit, why achievement can function as a very effective way to avoid feeling anything, and why stripping away the noise doesn't reveal brokenness; it reveals what was already whole underneath it.Write to us at - thehingepodcast@gmail.comThe Hinge is a conversation between Noel O'Driscoll and Jake Esman — on psychology, spirituality, the examined life, and what it means to be human.