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I’m Jay Shetty host of On Purpose the worlds #1 Mental Health podcast and I’m so grateful you found us. I started this podcast 5 years ago to invite you into conversations and workshops that are designed to help make you happier, healthier and more healed. I believe that when you (yes you) feel seen, heard and understood you’re able to deal with relationship struggles, work challenges and life’s ups and downs with more ease and grace.

I interview experts, celebrities, thought leaders and athletes so that we can grow our mindset, build better habits and uncover a side of them we’ve never seen before. New episodes every Monday and Friday. Your support means the world to me and I don’t take it for granted — click the follow button and leave a review to help us spread the love with On Purpose. I can’t wait for you to listen to your first or 500th episode!

On Purpose with Jay Shetty

Have you ever let someone just be themselves?
 
How do you remind yourself what’s in your control?
 
Today, Jay sits down with best-selling author and motivational speaker Mel Robbins to discuss her revolutionary “Let Them Theory.” Mel introduces a powerful mindset tool designed to help listeners take control of their thoughts, actions, and emotions while letting go of what they cannot control. This conversation dives into the heart of personal growth, resilience, and building a life centered on peace and purpose.
 
Mel begins by explaining the core of the “Let Them Theory,” which is about recognizing the limits of control. She emphasizes the importance of letting others be who they are, accepting situations as they unfold, and redirecting focus to what’s within your power. Through vivid examples, Mel demonstrates how this approach can reduce stress, strengthen relationships, and reclaim wasted energy.
 
Jay and Mel also explore the emotional weight of unmet expectations and the difference between “Let It Go” and “Let Them.” Mel shares how this subtle shift in mindset fosters empowerment rather than passivity. They also discuss the complexities of adult friendships and how they evolve over time. Mel introduces the three pillars of adult friendship—proximity, timing, and energy—and explains how these factors influence the ebb and flow of connections.
 
In this interview, you'll learn:
 
How to Identify What You Can Control
 
How to Handle Stressful Situations at Work
 
How to Set Boundaries with Difficult People
 
How to Let Go of Unmet Expectations
 
How to Manage Toxic Relationships Effectively
 
How to Build Meaningful Adult Friendships
 
How to Reclaim Energy Wasted on Others
 
Remember, you don’t need to have it all figured out. Start small. Say "let them" to release what’s draining you and "let me" to reclaim your energy and choices.
 
With Love and Gratitude,
 
Jay Shetty
 
Visit https://jayshettyshop.com - 100% of Proceeds are donated to National Alliance on Mental Illness. NAMI is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness.
 
What We Discuss:
 
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01:47 What is the “Let Them” Theory
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04:40 The Significant Difference Between “Let Them” and “Let Me”
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06:49 Stop Obsessing Over Things You Can’t Control
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14:03 People Only Change if They Want to
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21:59 How Do You Let Difficult People Be
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26:31 Learn to Value Your Time and Energy
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35:10 Two Things that Truly Define Love
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42:12 Let People Gossip About It
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46:34 Don’t Expect Too Much From Others
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58:22 You Aren’t Unlovable, Let Them
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01:01:12 Let Them Lie to You, It’s Their Truth
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01:04:17 Why is Adult Friendship Difficult?
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01:12:35 The Hardest Way to Practice the “Let Them” Theory
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Mel Robbins | Website
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Mel Robbins | Instagram
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Mel Robbins | YouTube
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Mel Robbins | TikTok
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The Mel Robbins Podcast
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The Let Them Theory: A Life-Changing Tool That Millions of People Can’t Stop Talking About
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Mel Robbins: How to Use the ‘Let Them Theory’ (A Life Changing Mindset Hack That 15 Million People Can’t Stop Talking About)

Do you feel like people often cut you off when you're talking?
 
When was the last time someone really listened to you?
 
Today, Jay sits down with international keynote speaker and communication coach Vinh Giang for an inspiring conversation about building real confidence and finding your voice. Together, they dive into how the way we speak, and how we feel about speaking, isn’t something we’re born with, but a skill you build through experience, self-awareness, and practice.
 
Vinh breaks down the myth that confident speakers are just born that way. Through his simple “four stages of competence” framework, he explains how with the right tools and consistent practice—anyone can become a powerful communicator, even if you’re naturally shy or introverted. It’s not about changing your personality; it’s about learning to manage your energy and use your voice with intention.
 
Throughout the episode, Vinh shares easy, practical tips, like how to stop people from interrupting you in meetings, how to sound more confident, and how to use your voice to its full potential. One of the most touching parts of the conversation is when Vinh opens up about his father, a refugee who didn’t understand his career choice at first, but later became his biggest supporter. It’s a reminder that communication isn’t just about being heard, it’s also about understanding, connecting, and growing in every part of life.
 
In this interview, you'll learn:
 
How to Move from Shy to Confident with Communication
 
How to Master the Four Stages of Speaking Competence
 
How to Build Self-Awareness with the Record & Review Method
 
How to Boost Vocal Presence and Authority Instantly
 
How to Communicate Effectively as an Introvert
 
How to Reframe “Fake” as “Unfamiliar” When Practicing New Skills
 
Whether you’re a seasoned speaker, a reluctant communicator, or someone simply yearning to be heard, this episode will leave you feeling inspired, equipped, and encouraged to use your voice, not just to speak, but to be seen.
 
With Love and Gratitude,
 
Jay Shetty
 
Unlock your exclusive gift from Vinh Giang, crafted just for the On Purpose community. Visit https://gifts.vinhgiang.com/jayshetty 
 
Join over 750,000 people to receive my most transformative wisdom directly in your inbox every single week with my free newsletter. Subscribe here. 
 
Join Jay for his first ever, On Purpose Live Tour! Tickets are on sale now. Hope to see you there! 
 
What We Discuss:
 
00:00 Intro
 
00:29 Are You Struggling to Communicate Clearly?
 
02:13 The Path to Becoming a Confident Speaker
 
04:27 Do you have “Unconscious Incompetence?” 
 
06:07 Change Your Habits, Change Your Confidence
 
08:40 A Simple Way to Build Self-Awareness
 
12:30 Why You Keep Getting Interrupted (and How to Stop It)
 
15:57 Why Communication Skills Are More Important Than Ever
 
19:01 Protecting Your Energy as an Introvert or Extrovert
 
23:21 How to Create a Routine That Helps You Perform at Your Best
 
26:25 Why You Cringe at the Sound of Your Own Voice
 
31:00 What Failure Teaches Us About Growth
 
35:31 How to Become a Natural Communicator
 
39:43 Why Mastering Communication Gives You True Freedom
 
44:49 Vinh’s Most Embarrassing Public Speaking Moment
 
47:53 Do Accents Hold You Back from Being Understood?
 
52:57 The Pen-in-Mouth Trick to Sharpen Your Speech
 
56:20 Don’t Just Learn the Tools, Own Them
 
59:36 How to Slow Down Your Speech Without Sounding Boring
 
01:04:45 It’s Not Just What You Say, It’s How People Hear It
 
01:07:40 Matching Energy: How to Meet People Where They Are
 
01:13:25 How to Show Up as the Bigger, Bolder Version of Yourself
 
01:16:02 Why Public Speaking Is Still the #1 Fear
 
01:18:00 How Filming Yourself Can Instantly Improve Your Speaking
 
01:25:07 What Makes Steve Jobs’ Speech So Powerful
 
01:28:35 Why We Sense When Someone Feels Inauthentic
 
01:34:06 Vinh on Final Five
 
Episode Resources:
 
Vinh Quang Giang | Website
 
Vinh Quang Giang | Instagram
 
Vinh Quang Giang | X
 
Vinh Quang Giang | YouTube
 
Vinh Quang Giang | LinkedIn
 
Vinh Quang Giang | Facebook

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Communication Expert Vinh Giang: Why You Keep Getting Interrupted (How to Use Your Voice So People ACTUALLY Listen)

Healthy disagreements are common in any relationship. Couples are bound to talk about so many different things that affect their relationship, their personal choices, their work or career, and their individual lives.
 
But there are topics that are somehow uncomfortable to openly discuss, which can lead to arguments and misunderstandings. And when they are unable to talk about these difficult issues, it puts a strain on their relationship.
 
In this episode of On Purpose, Jay Shetty talks about how to become more open to your partner by checking in with them regularly while expressing your own thoughts and emotions. 
 
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Key Takeaways:
 
 • 01:52 The difficult conversations we try to avoid but need to have
 • 04:34 Topic #1: Is this relationship going in the direction you want to?
 • 11:28 Topic #2: Do we want to have children?
 • 16:09 Topic #3: How do you feel about your purpose?
 • 21:16 Topic #4: Are you surrounded by people you want to be around?
 • 24:15 Topic #5: Find out if you are financially compatible with your partner 
 
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5 Uncomfortable Relationship Conversations You Try to Avoid But You Need to Have in the Next 5 Months

What in your day makes you happiest?
 
Where do you see yourself in five years?
 
Today, Jay sits down with the iconic rapper, multi-platinum artist, and entrepreneur Wiz Khalifa. The episode explores Wiz’s journey from navigating the challenges of his youth in Pittsburgh to becoming one of the most recognizable names in the music industry. Throughout their conversation, Wiz shares profound insights into his personal growth, family values, and the discipline behind his success.
 
Wiz reflects on his early days, including the loss of a record deal and the resilience it took to rebuild his career. He discusses his evolution as an artist and individual, emphasizing the importance of gratitude, patience, and staying true to oneself. The conversation also dives into the balance between his professional life and personal responsibilities, particularly as a father. Wiz talks about raising his 11-year-old son, Sebastian, and his new daughter, Cadence, shedding light on how fatherhood has deepened his perspective on life and masculinity.
 
Jay and Wiz also explore deeper topics like handling grief, cultivating self-discipline, and the nuanced concept of masculinity in today’s world. Wiz’s candid anecdotes, whether about quitting alcohol, building financial literacy, or practicing MMA for mental clarity, inspire listeners to live authentically, embrace personal growth, and focus on what truly matters.
 
In this interview, you'll learn:
 
How to Rebuild Confidence After a Setback
 
How to Balance Personal Life and Career Successfully
 
How to Find Gratitude in Everyday Moments
 
How to Stay Calm Under Pressure
 
How to Teach Discipline and Politeness to Kids
 
How to Manage Money as a Creative Professional
 
How to Stay Authentic in the Spotlight
 
Every setback is an opportunity to rebuild stronger, and every triumph is a chance to inspire others. Prioritize what matters, whether it’s your personal growth, the relationships you cherish, or the values you stand for. 
 
With Love and Gratitude,
 
Jay Shetty
 
100% of Proceeds are donated to the National Alliance on Mental Illness. NAMI is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness. Visit https://jayshettyshop.com 
 
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Do you feel like you’re tolerating a mediocre life? I’ve created a workshop that shares 5 keys for creating a life you truly love.
 
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What We Discuss:
 
00:00 Intro
 
04:15 Navigating Fame As A Star
 
09:18 The Craziest Fan Interactions 
 
10:07 Family Matters The Most
 
11:49 Dealing With Grief
 
13:04 Seeking Family Support 
 
13:54 Finding Balance In Grief
 
14:50 Life Before Fame And Success
 
16:47 What's It Like To Lose A Record Deal?
 
17:15 Confidence In The Face Adversity 
 
18:37 Advice To Younger Self
 
19:22 Driven Goals And Compulsion
 
20:50 Being Contented With What You Have 
 
21:30 What's The Hardest Conversation You Have Ever Had?
 
24:40 Building Connections With Your Audience 
 
25:50 Ever Caught Anything Crazy On Camera?
 
26:45 Then VS Now Journey With Other Stars
 
29:13 Advice For Up And Coming Artists
 
32:11 How Far Do You Plan Your Goals?
 
32:49 Best Moves In Money Management 
 
35:58 Dumbest Thing I Have Ever Bought
 
36:35 Best Investment I Have Ever Made
 
38:20 Relationship With God
 
40:30 Moving Around In My Childhood 
 
41:58 How My Childhood Experiences Has Impacted Me
 
44:48 How My Views On Fatherhood Has Changed
 
50:17 How I Take Control Of My Career As An Artist
 
54:17 What I Learnt From My Mom
 
55:31 Something People Should Know About Me
 
1:00 How Working Out Helped Me
 
1:02 My Advice For Men Who Want To Get Into Health And Fitness
 
1:03 My Perspective On Masculinity 
 
1:08 My Take On MMA And Martial Arts
 
1:12:09 How I View My New Album And Most Viewed Video
 
1:16:22 My Motivation To Go Sober From Alcohol 
 
1:18:01 First Thing I Do Before I Go To Bed
 
1:18:32 Wiz on Final Five 
 
Episode Resources:
 
Wiz Khalifa | Website
 
Wiz Khalifa | Instagram
 
Wiz Khalifa | TikTok
 
Wiz Khalifa | YouTube
 
Wiz Khalifa | Facebook

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Wiz Khalifa: How to Build Your Schedule to Make You Happy & Strategize Your Life 5 Years in Advance

How do you unwind after a long day?
 
What’s your favorite way to relax quickly?
 
Today, Jay sits down with David Ko, the CEO of Calm and author of the groundbreaking book Recharge. Together, they unravel the complexities of stress, mental health, and how to create a fulfilling life in today’s fast-paced world.
 
David shares his personal journey, from navigating childhood stress to becoming a leader who champions mental wellness. He introduces the “battery analogy,” a simple yet profound way to gauge our mental and emotional energy levels. Drawing from his book, David explains how understanding and managing our “battery” can transform our approach to stress, productivity, and personal growth.
 
Jay and David discuss the power of presence, the necessity of balance, and how redefining stress—from harmful to helpful—can lead to resilience and growth. Their conversation dives deep into actionable strategies, such as creating rituals to recharge, fostering vulnerability at work, and redefining leadership to prioritize mental health. 
 
In this interview, you'll learn:
 
How to Recognize When You Need to Recharge
 
How to Foster Vulnerability in Leadership
 
How to Balance Good Stress and Bad Stress
 
How to Build a Culture of Gratitude in the Workplace
 
How to Take Breaks for Better Productivity
 
How to Identify and Remove Stress-Inducing Triggers
 
Recharge your mind, body, and spirit—not just to keep going, but to thrive with purpose and joy. Prioritize yourself, because when you’re recharged, you’re unstoppable.
 
With Love and Gratitude,
 
Jay Shetty
 
What We Discuss:
 
00:00 Intro
 
02:10 What’s Something You’re not Calm About?
 
03:31 How's Your Battery?
 
05:42 The Four Battery Zones
 
10:59 The Importance of Recharging
 
14:24 Vulnerability in Leadership
 
18:37 Good Stress vs Bad Stress
 
25:25 Mental Health in the Workplace
 
28:56 Listen and Become More Purposeful
 
28:57 How to Take Care of Your Team
 
30:44 Supporting Employees’ Mental Health
 
38:10 Tools for Managing Burnout
 
44:19 How Do You Deal with Stress?
 
52:02 Put Your Focus on Healthy Stress 
 
53:27 Daily Practices for Recharging
 
01:01:42 What is a Quality Decision?
 
01:07:08 David on Final Five
 
01:14:90 Is Your Battery Full?
 
Episode Resources:
 
David Ko | Instagram
 
David Ko | LinkedIn
 
Calm | Website
 
Calm | Instagram
 
Calm | Facebook
 
Calm | X
 
 

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3 Ways to Recharge Your Battery & 3 Daily Practices to Reduce Stress by 100% with the CEO of Calm @davidko

How do you stay disciplined when life gets busy?
 
What’s a routine that keeps you on track?
 
Today, Jay welcomes Alexis Ohanian, tech founder, venture capitalist, and advocate for social change. Known as the co-founder of Reddit and founder of venture firm 776, Alexis shares the profound lessons he's learned from building communities, parenting, and navigating personal and professional challenges.
 
Alexis shares insights into the evolution of online identities and the surprising dedication of individuals who moderate and foster online spaces; his role as a father, offering a candid glimpse into the delicate balance between introducing his children to the digital world and preserving their innocence. 
 
The conversation also tackles larger societal issues, such as the importance of role models for young men and the transformative potential of positive male friendships. Alexis doesn’t shy away from discussing the darker sides of technology, including the need for ethical boundaries and his personal experiences advocating for change within Reddit.
 
In this interview, you'll learn:
 
How to Foster a Sense of Community Online
 
How to Introduce Kids to the Internet Safely
 
How to Navigate Cultural Differences in Relationships
 
How to Encourage Grit and Perseverance in Children
 
How to Lead a Team with Empathy and Vision
 
How to Prioritize Family While Building a Career
 
In today’s fast-paced and ever-evolving world, it’s easy to lose sight of what truly matters. Yet, the foundation of a fulfilling life lies in embracing challenges, building strong relationships, and staying true to our values.
 
With Love and Gratitude,
 
Jay Shetty
 
What We Discuss:
 
00:00 Intro
 
00:40 The Human Mind’s Deep Need for Community
 
02:59 The Challenges of Moderating Online Communities
 
05:26 Raising Kids to Navigate the Internet Safely
 
10:13 Why AI Can’t Replace Human Empathy
 
17:28 The Power of Optimism in Uncertain Times
 
21:42 Drawing Ethical Lines in Content Moderation
 
29:52 Saying No to Risky and Irresponsible Startups
 
33:05 The Key Milestones Behind Reddit’s Success
 
35:05 A Family’s Journey of Resilience and Survival
 
41:46 Coping with Family Tragedy While Moving Forward
 
52:27 The Joy of Seeing Hard Work Pay Off
 
01:00:15 Lessons Learned Through Loss and Reflection
 
01:12:45 Building Greatness with a Strong Partnership
 
01:19:19 Choosing the Right Partner for Life and Growth
 
01:27:23 Teaching Kids to Embrace Failure and Grow
 
01:35:27 Alexis on Final Five
 
Episode Resources:
 
Alexis Ohanian | Facebook
 
Alexis Ohanian | TikTok
 
Alexis Ohanian | LinkedIn
 
Alexis Ohanian | Instagram
 
Alexis Ohanian | YouTube
 
 

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Alexis Ohanian: Why Discipline Creates Freedom & How to Incorporate Routines in Your Schedule in Order to Succeed

Are you tired of dating?
 
What’s your biggest dating struggle?
 
Today, Jay talks about the complexities of dating, relationships, and building meaningful connections in today’s fast-paced world. He emphasizes the importance of focusing on trust, emotional maturity, communication, and shared values – traits that truly matter in a partner – while learning to move past surface-level “icks” that can distract us from finding real love.
 
Through personal anecdotes and insights from Match’s Singles in America study, Jay explores why many of us are chasing outdated ideas of love, trying to recreate the romanticized relationships of our younger selves. Instead, shift your focus to the present, to nurture healthy dynamics built on honesty, respect, and mutual growth.
 
In this episode, you'll learn:
 
How to Build Trust in Relationships
 
How to Spot the Right Partner Through Their Actions
 
How to Ask Questions That Reveal True Priorities
 
How to Balance Patience and Expectations in Relationships
 
How to Handle Communication Differences Effectively
 
No matter where you are on your journey –single, dating, or in a long-term relationship – remember that love is a process, not a destination.
 
With Love and Gratitude,
 
Jay Shetty
 
What We Discuss:
 
00:00 Intro
 
01:01 Why Dating Has Become Extremely Challenging
 
06:24 The Core Values Feature
 
10:28 Questions to Ask on the First Date
 
12:58 Top Two Turn On with a New Partner
 
13:55 Are You Being Patient with the Right Person?
 
17:30 Does Your Partner’s Opinion Bother You?
 
19:14 Allow Other Forms of Relationships to Grow
 
21:54 Do You Communicate Properly with Your Partner?
 
24:01 Most Relationships Has a Healing Problem
 
25:16 Are You in the Wrong Relationship?

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The Episode for People Who Are Exhausted By Dating (How to Change Your Strategy and Mindset for the New Year)

What stresses you out the most?
 
Have you noticed stress hurting your health?
 
Today, Jay sits down with Dan Harris, journalist, meditation advocate, and the author of 10% Happier. If you’ve ever felt like stress and anxiety are running the show in your life, this episode is here to remind you that you’re not alone—and better yet, there’s a way forward.
 
Dan opens up about the growing levels of anxiety and stress we’re all feeling, thanks to modern life’s endless distractions like social media, political turmoil, and the ripple effects of the pandemic. He unpacks the difference between stress and anxiety and offers some eye-opening perspectives on why we often feel overwhelmed. But this isn’t just a heavy conversation about what’s wrong with the world—it’s packed with solutions. 
 
Jay and Dan dive into the magic of human connection, the science of mindfulness, and the art of not being so hard on yourself. Dan shares personal stories about grappling with anger, dealing with claustrophobia, and navigating his own inner critic. You’ll hear how meditation has been a game-changer for him, not in making life perfect, but in making it manageable—and even joyful.
 
They also get into the nitty-gritty of practical tips: How do you set boundaries with your phone? How do you learn to live with discomfort instead of running from it? And how can you reframe that negative self-talk that’s always lurking? Spoiler alert: It’s not about silencing your inner critic; it’s about befriending it.
 
In this interview, you'll learn:
 
How to Differentiate Stress from Anxiety
 
How to Build Meaningful Connections That Reduce Stress
 
How to Reframe Negative Self-Talk
 
How to Identify the Root Cause of Your Anger
 
How to Embrace Discomfort for Personal Growth
 
How to Recognize and Change Destructive Habits
 
You don’t need to have all the answers or fix everything overnight. It’s about showing up, being kind to yourself, and embracing the messy, imperfect journey of personal growth. 
 
With Love and Gratitude,
 
Jay Shetty
 
What We Discuss:
 
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00:00 Intro
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01:08 How Are You Handling Stress?
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02:51 What is Stressing You Out?
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07:24 How to Build Deep Relationships
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11:32 How Develop a Healthy Relationship
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19:43 The Possibility of Reprogramming Your Inner Dialogue
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24:16 The Benefits of Meditation
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26:51 What is “ME”?
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31:14 How Do You Befriend Your Mind?
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38:37 There’s a Reason Why You Keep Wanting More
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40:39 Get More Familiar with Your Thoughts
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43:39 What is Your Daily Meditation Practice?
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47:10 The Modular Model of Mind
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51:49 Healthy Anger Versus Destructive Anger
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57:07 Are You Defensive or Dismissive?
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01:00:12 The Power of Having a Sense of Humor
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01:03:05 Observe Nature to Understand Yourself 
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01:07:23 Dan on Final Five
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Dan Harris | Website
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Dan Harris | TikTok
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Dan Harris | LinkedIn
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Dan Harris | Instagram
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Ten Percent Happier | YouTube
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10% Happier with Dan Harris
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10% Happier (10th Anniversary): How I Tamed the Voice in My Head, Reduced Stress Without Losing My Edge, and Found Self-Help That Actually Works—A True Story
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Dan Harris: The Hidden Stressors That Are Ruining Your Inner Health & 10 Changes to Make to Reduce Stress

What are you leaving behind in 2024?
 
How do you plan to make more space for growth in 2025?
 
Today, Jay reflects on the art of letting go to make space for personal growth in 2025. He shares a transformative framework for self-improvement by identifying ten habits, beliefs, and mindsets to leave behind. Using the Buddha’s analogy of a raft, he emphasizes the importance of releasing old tools that no longer serve us to navigate life’s new challenges more freely.
 
Jay taps into impactful topics, from overcoming the fear of mistakes to releasing self-consciousness and rethinking the cultural glorification of busyness. He encourages listeners to embrace risk, foster self-compassion, and reframe their relationship with time and perfectionism. Thought-provoking anecdotes, like the role of light and dark in optimizing sleep and the illusion of justice as a universal principle, provide actionable insights for creating a balanced and intentional life.
 
In this episode, you'll learn:
 
How to Let Go of Fear and Embrace Mistakes
 
How to Balance Self-Criticism and Self-Compassion
 
How to Stop Waiting for the Perfect Time
 
How to Make Space for New Habits and Growth
 
How to Find Silence in a Noisy World
 
As we prepare to step into a new year, remember that growth doesn’t come from adding more to your plate – it comes from letting go of what no longer serves you. 
 
With Love and Gratitude,
 
Jay Shetty
 
What We Discuss:
 
00:00 Intro
 
01:29 The Journey Told by the Buddha
 
04:57 #10: Avoid Making Mistakes 
 
08:09 #9: Leave Self-Consciousness Behind
 
10:58 #8: Belief that Busy is Good
 
14:05 #7: Turn Down the Noise
 
16:08 #6: Walk Away from Waiting for Justice
 
18:16 #5: Getting Serious About Light and Dark
 
20:27 #4: Leave Self Criticism Behind
 
21:53 #3: Waiting for the Perfect Time
 
23:40 #2: Mediocrity 
 
25:48 #1: Stop Fighting Fate

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10 Things I Am Leaving Behind in 2024 to Make Space for 2025

What bad habit do you want to break?
 
What’s a health tip you no longer trust?
 
Today, Jay welcomes back Dr. Rangan Chatterjee, a UK-based physician, bestselling author, and podcast host, to discuss his latest book, Make Change That Lasts. Known for his holistic approach to health and wellness, Dr. Chatterjee shares nine transformative strategies to foster sustainable change in daily life, offering a blueprint for physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
 
The conversation explores why many health and lifestyle changes fail to stick, diving into the importance of self-awareness and the power of mindset. Dr. Chatterjee recounts how Western medicine often focuses on treating symptoms rather than promoting vitality, advocating for a harmonious blend of Western science and Eastern wisdom. He emphasizes the role of lifestyle choices—nutrition, movement, sleep, and even mindset—in shaping our health.
 
Jay and Rangan tap into practical tools and methods for understanding and addressing emotional triggers behind habits. They stress the significance of environment and relationships in fostering or sabotaging personal growth. Dr. Chatterjee also challenges the notion of harsh self-discipline, advocating instead for compassion, curiosity, and self-trust as the cornerstones of lasting change. 
 
In this interview, you'll learn:
 
How to Build Habits That Stick
 
How to Create a Supportive Environment for Change
 
How to Reframe Negative Inner Narratives
 
How to Trust Yourself Instead of External Advice
 
How to Manage Stress with Mindset Shifts
 
How to Take Control of Your Health with Simple Choices
 
Change doesn’t have to feel like an uphill battle—it can be an act of self-love and empowerment. Trust yourself, listen to your inner wisdom, and approach each step of your journey with patience and grace.
 
With Love and Gratitude,
 
Jay Shetty
 
What We Discuss:
 
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00:00 Intro
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01:50 Make Change That Truly Last
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03:18 The Chronic Lifestyle-Driven Illness
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05:58 Transformative Change Comes From Within
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10:16 How Do You Break a Bad Habit?
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16:17 Unbecome Who You’ve Become
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27:08 What are Your Non-Negotiables?
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37:31 The Root Cause of Wellness Failure
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43:34 The Way You Do Things Matter
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48:13 Do Fitness Trackers Work?
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53:04 Why Do People Think the Way They Do?
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01:03:48 You Can Change Yourself 
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Episode Resources:
 
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Dr. Rangan Chatterjee | Website
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Dr. Rangan Chatterjee | Instagram
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Dr. Rangan Chatterjee | YouTube
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Dr. Rangan Chatterjee | TikTok
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Dr. Rangan Chatterjee | Facebook
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Dr. Rangan Chatterjee | X
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Feel Better, Live More with Dr Rangan Chatterjee
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Make Change That Lasts: 9 Simple Ways to Break Free from the Habits That Hold You Back
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Dr. Rangan Chatterjee: #1 Way to Break a Bad Habit & Why 50% of What Doctors Learn in Medical School Turns Out Wrong

On this episode of On Purpose, I sat down with Kate Bosworth. Kate is an actress, activist, and producer. Kate now stars in and produced the Netflix Sci-fi series The I-Land. 
 
She shares her current experience of hitting exhaustion spiritually & mentally, and tuning into vulnerability. Kate reminds us to approach life through an observational point of view, instead of a controlling one. She urges us to ask: what fortifies our spirits & connects with our hearts. Text Jay Shetty 310-997-4177 

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Kate Bosworth: ON How to Bounce Back From Hitting Exhaustion Spiritually & Mentally

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