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Today, on the show we have with us the monk who turned into a millionaire. Jay Shetty is somebody who is known to represent Indian culture and it's values all over the world.

In this episode, he shares insights into his daily routine, emphasizing the importance of mindfulness, meditation, and gratitude in his life. He also talks about his approach to personal growth and the importance of learning from one's mistakes and challenges.

Jay Shetty has always been one of the dream guests of the TRS team and myself. Our first podcast with him was back in 2020 when there were many things I was personally battling when it comes to my own mental health. After recording the podcast with him, I remember having a totally different approach to learning and growing spiritually. Very grateful to have met him, and hoping to have him on the show again soon.

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[kroxy]

Being parents is a type of service. Interestingly smart people who could be great parents decide not to be parents.

[hansayadav]

I think those who are already parents are really getting offended with others thinking in an opposite direction. But as a matter of fact, it is a personal choice, whether you want to be a parent or not.

[nothingtosay]

Best line I ever heard
"It's totally her call! It's her body"❤️

[Fiona-sgwh]

I'd have to disagree that everyone "feels the same way." I always wanted kids. Never thought how my life would change except to bring me more joy. To help your child grow and watch them become who they are is an amazing experience.

[jenreu]

This is so true. Children are not for everyone. And when you say it loudly, there is so much judgment and questions. "Why can't you have children?" Etc etc. People just can't take another peoples thoughts, just because its different from the majority.

[hemp]

This really resonated being a daughter with my biological dad not being part of my life since early childhood. I got in touch with him after about 20 years due to wanting to know him and it transpired he still didn’t want to know me. His father (who was there and didn’t recognise me) even questioned why I was there to see my father.

People really need to think a hundred times before deciding whether to bring life into this world, if they want a child and why etc instead of it being a consequence of a momentary non thought out action. If the action was for pure pleasure only (which appears to be for the majority of cases in this day and age), then the world has given ‘protection’ to use in those instances.

If a child is however born, take full responsibility where you can because you were part responsible for bringing that life into this world and the karma (direct or indirect) it can have on the parent and child through their lives 🙏🏼🕉

[TheSolidfoxhound]

Just because you want kids doesn't mean you should

Especially if you are not working on yourself to be worthy of being a parent

[TenPal]

A new mom here. There is so much joy in motherhood and also lots of hardships, esp for mom. Other than physical and mental hardships, u go through an emotional roller coaster every now and then due to hormones or whatever. Also, you get to experience a LOVE u have never known. U alys keep striving to be the best version of yourself and try to be better person every day and be the best role model for ur child. Parenthood makes you a stronger person and it give u a deeper meaning and purpose to your life. I read some comments and people wrote some negative aspects of parenthood and I wanted to add some positive perspective as well. And as Elon Musks said, my kid doesn’t owe me anything at all and I owe my kid everything. More power to all the parents out there🙏

[PrashantSharma]

“There are exams in kinder gardens but not for becoming a parent”
A best line.

[EsoteriaHealing]

I have a video on my channel where I talk about why people need to have a license to parent. People shouldn't be allowed to have kids before they get educated in all aspects and pass exams. But I know even there they will start making it a business.

[sriyammandal]

I pray I find someone as understanding as Jay ❤️

[triptirawat]

Jay is so mature man. You explain everything so well. ☺

[faabihakhan]

Interesting insight. It is also a blessing that you're given 9 months to prepare before the child is born, so when we find out, we are given months to prepare mentally, physically, plan. Imagine if we didn't have this time 😟

[kunalgupta-vkih]

& here i am 27, decent looking, good salary but can't find a decent girl cause i wanna stay "childfree"

[AuthorBooksReader]

What he said is completely true. we should think twice before having a kid.

[S-txlk]

Just like what Acharya Prashant says🙌 I'm glad that there are people who think like that. Really the need of the hour.👍

[simranbhatia]

I love what he pointed out. We actually thought through all of these things before having kids, and yet each child shifted our lives in ways we couldn't have imagined despite all the thought ahead of time (in both good and challenging ways). And quite literally the only thing that makes this experience of being a parent slightly easier to navigate is being vulnerable with my group of Mom friends who are experiencing similar things - so I don't feel alone. Otherwise, the isolation and the amount of change to your identity that takes place as a parent can completely screw with your mental health.

[tenzinchoedon]

Well said I always see having kids is always very happy happy but until I have a kids whole concept of having kids is totally different dealing with lots of physical. Mental and emotional health no one talks about it .

[Egoandpride]

Thank you Jay Shetty for the great insight. Marriage is not an accomplishment itsounds more like an option or a lifestyle choice.
I follow Lord Ganesha, Lord Hanuman and surrounded by joy and peace.

[Rajvansh]

Meaningful conversations.. deep thinking, questioning our self doubts and seeking helpful answers are such things which we cannot expect from our society… they never change their belief systems what they heard at the age of 10 by some 60 year old they keep following and force everyone to follow those principles without even checking if it fits in the new generation or not