Before You WASTE Your Life Away, WATCH THIS! | Jay Shetty

Jay Shetty is an award-winning host, storyteller, Internet personality, and viral content creator. Since launching his video channel in 2016, Jay’s viral wisdom videos have garnered over 7 billion views and gained over 35 million followers globally. He is one of the most viewed people on the internet internationally.

After meeting a monk when he was 18, Jay started redefining success for himself. He wanted a life of service, impact, and passion as opposed to money, fame, and power. After graduating with a 1st class BSc (Hons) Degree, Jay went to live as a monk across India and Europe at age 22. He traded his suits for robes, shaved his head, and lived out of a gym locker for 3 years. After his monk experience, Jay moved back to London with no money to his name but started speaking at business schools about stress and pressure.

His career launched as a coach, and he was invited by Arianna Huffington to be the Host of HuffPost Lifestyle in New York City. He now works with companies like Google, L’Oreal, Facebook, Coca Cola, and Microsoft.

In his inspiring and empowering new book Think Like a Monk, Jay draws on his time as a monk in the Hindu tradition to show us how we can clear the roadblocks to our potential and power. Drawing on ancient wisdom and his own rich experiences in the ashram, Think Like a Monk reveals how to overcome negative thoughts and habits to access the calm and purpose that lie within all of us. How to Think Like a Monk is available for preorder and will be released on September 8th, 2020.

I had Jay on the podcast back on Episode 608, where he first shared his monk experience with you all, and today, he talks about training our minds to understand what we desire, who we are, what our purpose is.

Jay is an incredible guy, and I loved having him back on the podcast! He truly wants to help people around the world from what he’s learned, and his positive attitude is contagious.

Join me on Episode 953 to learn how to train your mind to find peace and purpose with ex-monk Jay Shetty!
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[lewishowes]

What is the #1 thing you took away from the interview with Jay Shetty? Let me know!

[sibel]

It’s actually good to see men open up and have deep conversations..

[justinjones]

"You can't be anything you want, but you can be everything you are". Wow, just wow...

[sonyasigal]

WE ARE WIRED FOR GENEROSITY AND EDUCATED FOR GREED!!!!

[laneewert]

* confidence comes from serving people
*Don't judge the moment
*when you protect your purpose your purpose will protect you
*Making yourself "the worst" is ego
Amazing podcast 🤘🤘🤘

[victoriabonhomme]

you guys saying i love you man is the cutest shit i've ever seen in my life

[herpwr]

I only filled 5 pages with notes😂 Loved this episode!

[omingwithoma]

Jay is so brilliant and insightful. Gems dropping everywhere ! I love this interview . Mind blown 🤯. Thank you lewis . Keep up the good work !

[reconditionyourselffitness]

I love this episode. The power of transparency, brotherhood, candidness, love, communication, including thought provoking questions and answers resonates well with me. Agreed, I value the kinships, friendships, and relationships that I have in my life as well. In addition, remaining focused on one's passion and being of service to others are powerful tools.
Thank you Lewis and Jay for all that you do.

[shaydjokes]

The three things to learn in the next year - having a conversation with yourself, be aware of how your mind tricks you, and having hard conversations. WOW! Such great stuff Jay. I'll check back in a year. ;) Thanks for having him again Lewis!!

[thebeastnode]

What brilliant and bold conversation...


This is how we make the world a better place.

[juliablalock]

My two favorite gentlemen showing up and dominating. Lewis you have continued to lead by example and the upgrade in your brand is amazing. LUV you both along with your spouses. Be empowered from Julia

[hadasbarzilay]

One of THE BEST conversations EVER! I'm only in the middle of it, and already so many understanding and reflection of my last two days and life time.
I have birthday today, 38, and I feel so lucky for all the people in my life that called me and reflect me how I changed the last two years. All the service I did for them comes back to me with great love and thank you 💖 I understand better now that all my fears came from feeling no value... Service=Value=Love
Thank you❤️

[violetakl]

I just had a melt-down last night, trying to figure out what I want to do after I'm done with my bachelor (this summer), by being pressured to form a plan for my future I pressured myself and listened to people who kept telling me "your meditation will not help you with this, just make a choice". This was really helpful, thank you.

[henokyoga]

I already watched two times it so amazing and fruitful for me.
I love "I am not what I think I am I am not what you think I am, I am what I think you think I am". Blessings to both of you.

[priyankamudaliar]

32 minutes into this podcast. Jay - - - My respect and love for you just doubled with this. Thank you so much for speaking about important deep topics. I have anxiety and what you spoke about is so real (as always). 👌👌😀🤗💪❤️More power to you. Excellent questions Lewis ✌️🙌

[arickcarrera]

How can someone dislike this?! GREAT CONTENT💙

[ymearth]

As a struggle single mom, so appreciate your questions Lewis, always finding meanings have been the main survival kit for me this last 6years. Loved all the questions and answers and this whole conversation💗

[ruizreyesfernando]

This is the greatest talk I’ve ever seen thank you both for sharing this 🙌🏼

[omerfaridkhan]

This is amazing. The best conversation with Jay that I have heard so far.