'This Is Why 80% Of Relationships DON'T LAST!'| Jay Shetty

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Jay Shetty is a storyteller, podcaster, and former monk who wants to make wisdom go viral. He loves taking his own life experiences, lessons from his time as a monk, and truths he has learned to make others’ lives better.
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[LulaS]

The secret of love is to loop giving and receiving ❤❤❤. No relationship can last without reciprocity.

[sd]

Plus other reasons why Relationship don’t last;
1) no loyalty these days
2) lazy at making things work wanna move on to the next thing, knowing dam well it happen to the next too! (Pattern behaviour will repeat if u don’t break the cycle )
3) poor communication they communicate about their issues to others than between themselves as a couple
4) don’t have a reason to why they love each other
5) everything is about lust and séx nowadays that’s why it ends so quick

[nehainthebay]

“Spending time with yourself and knowing yourself”. So true for success with almost everything in life.

[VerenaSatriani]

The great things about Jay is that he shares his relationship experiences with us. Real experiences in what to do in relationship. He doesn't jump to things that he never been through.

[donnadatta]

I believe in unconditional love. Nurturing, caring, sharing, respect, flexibility, loyalty and understanding

[princevashisht-english]

"Happily ever after is not a fairy tale—it's a choice."
—Fawn Weaver

[guitarsz]

Good grief what a BEAUTIFUL woman. Inside and out.

[aashisinghchandel]

I don't know how a person can come every week with really heart touching thought😊😊

[emilyngo]

When you stop working on yourself and becoming a better version of who you are, your relationship suffers.

[jamesangell]

I feel far more positive about staying single now and working on myself. You really are the most inspiring personality out there, I still feel like crap for various reasons but you’re helping me identify why, and how to change. Thank you for your inspiration Jay.

[lidiacerna]

“ You only learn new things about yourself when you do new things with yourself “ sheesh!!🙌🏽🙌🏽❤️

[BeyondResist]

“Sometimes life knocks you on your ass... get up, get up, get up!!! Happiness is not the absence of problems, it's the ability to deal with them.”
― Steve Maraboli

[ilovegoddoyou]

WE DON'T KNOW WHAT TOMORROW WILL BRING. SO DON'T STAY ANGRY FOR TOO LONG LEARN TO FORGIVE AND LOVE WITH ALL OF YOUR HEART.DON'T WORRY ABOUT THE PEOPLE WHO DONT LIKE YOU. ENJOY THE ONES WHO LOVE YOU. 💞❤🌻

[andresmacastillo]

Asking/discovering your partner's love language should be done during the "falling in love" stage. This should be taught to everyone. Helps massively

[anika.minx_]

Connection
Proper Love Language
Empathy
Vulnerability
Compatibility

[oppositepod]

Many times we can figure out our partners love language by paying attention to how they love us. People usually love others the way they like to be loved. If your partner buys you thoughtful gifts their love language may be gifts, if they do things for you (make you coffee in the morning, get your car washed, fill up your tank etc.) their love language may be acts of service, If your partner is very affectionate, likes holding hands their love language may be physical touch, if your partner tells you they appreciate you, gives you compliments their love language may be words of affirmation, if your partner asks you to go for walks, bike rides, go on a picnic their love language might be quality time.

[cyerraj]

You have to know, grow as a person, love yourself first and foremost.
Can't be afraid of true intimacy, communication is the key!
You're awesome Jay, real inspiration, raw, break relationships down.❤💜🌻✨

[noegowego]

Relationships are not about what you can GET OUT OUT them. They are all about what you can GIVE to the other person. If we think this way we will never face relationship problems again. 1. Why would anyone have a problem with that? 2. Why doubt ourselves if we are a fundamentally ADDING value to the other person? Having this approach will make you resilient against rejection, drama, and negativity. You will radiate confidence, charisma, and abundance everywhere you go. Love you.

[azzandavid]

Thank you Jay please never stop helping us, we really need you!

[donnaallgaier-lamberti]

The KEY is the willingness to work through the issues. My mistake was marrying a man who did not have the skills (or the willingness) to compromise or come to a resolution. He blamed me for everything. Our relationship was a huge disconnect. We did not make it.