Jay Shetty Reveals the 4 Stages of Love (Love Advice)

In this captivating interview with Jim Kwik, renowned life coach Jay Shetty dives deep into the topic of love and shares his wisdom on the four stages of love. With his signature storytelling style, Jay breaks down the different phases of a romantic relationship, from infatuation to true love, and offers practical advice on how to navigate each one.

Drawing from his own personal experiences as well as his years of coaching couples, Jay provides insights that are both insightful and relatable. He emphasizes the importance of communication, trust, and vulnerability in building a strong and lasting relationship, and shares tips on how to cultivate these qualities in yourself and your partner.

Whether you're single and looking for love or in a committed relationship, this interview is a must-watch for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of love and relationships. With Jay's guidance, you'll gain a fresh perspective on what it takes to create a truly fulfilling and meaningful connection with another person.

Don't miss this enlightening conversation between two of the most inspiring figures in the personal development space. Tune in now to discover the four stages of love and take your relationship to the next level!

0:00 The 8 Rules of Love
Stage 1 of love: Self-love
3:15 Stage 2: Loving others
4:49 Stage 3: Healing
6:04 Stage 4: Universal love

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[davepeterz]

Loneliness is the most ironic of emotions. People are inherently draining.

[loricarter]

Jay Shetty you have a beautiful heart!

[Xbusk]

Havent seen a video this good in awhile. Wow, very good video👍🏻👍🏻 Loved it. Thank you for sharing!

[bapsymcdowall]

No need of living in false world and fake people..Be yourself, bring out the best in you, help others. Some people are born genius, some are not, they need to work it out, practise makes you perfect.. Have a good day...

[muazzam]

Very beautiful make a video on how to deal with AB-ive blood group people

[Shirden]

lol you guys are just regurgitating things that are fantastical . . . there’s very few people in this world who even know what love is, and there’s even less still that practice love at all. The first thing is to define what love is . . . what is love for me, how do I feel love, how do I express love to myself, what does love mean to X, what has to happen for them to feel love, how do they express self-love, how do they express external love . . . without knowing and practicing these types of definitions . . . ‘Love’ will be a game of Russian Roulette!

[shellingford]

Goddammit, that's so beautiful ❤❤❤

[TOLupe-tyjb]

Growing up with a personal embarrassing problem that has held me back from leaving my parents house has been really embarrassing for me as a man. I'm short (5'3) wishing I was taller. Don't know how to stand up for myself. I have let my controlling father tell me what I can and can't do with my life 😭 and because I let him I currently suffer with depression, no self esteem, no confidence, no self worth and most of all no self love 😭. Needing a lot of help with self love;

[specter]

l never learned as much about my self bifore as I learned In one year being alone.