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    Zane Lowe ON: 3 Tools for Navigating Social Anxiety & 3 Ways to Change Your Relationship with Your Ego

    enOctober 06, 2023

    Podcast Summary

    • The Power of Being a FanEmbrace your passions and find meaning in the things that truly inspire and move you, as being a fan can shape your identity and path in life.

      Both Jay Shetty and Zane Lowe define themselves as fans. They emphasize the importance of being passionate and immersed in something that brings them joy and purpose. For Zane Lowe, it is music, and he describes himself as a super fan who has had life-changing experiences at concerts and through his love for certain bands. Jay Shetty shares his own experiences with a movie and an album that made a lasting impact on him. This takeaway reminds us to embrace our passions and find meaning in the things that truly inspire and move us, as being a fan can be a powerful force in shaping our identity and path in life.

    • The Power of Experiences and Unexpected OpportunitiesOur initial encounters and unexpected opportunities can shape our passions and lead us to our true calling. Stay open, curious, and determined on your path to discovering and pursuing your passions.

      Our experiences and exposure shape our passions and interests. Jay Shetty's upbringing in a home focused on discipline rather than enjoyment hindered his ability to appreciate music until he discovered Eminem. This highlights how our initial encounters with something can have a lasting impact. Similarly, Zane Lowe's journey into the music industry was not predetermined or easily accessible, but his deep connection to music and desire to be in recording studios propelled him forward. These stories emphasize the importance of staying open to new experiences and embracing unexpected opportunities. It reminds us that the path to our passions may not always be clear-cut, but with curiosity and determination, we can find our way.

    • Finding Fulfillment Through SimplicityPursue simplicity in life by focusing on what truly matters, ignore distractions, and open doors that align with your purpose to achieve fulfillment and holistic growth.

      Focusing on simplicity and single-mindedness can lead to true fulfillment and success. The noise and distractions of everyday life can cause us to lose sight of our purpose and feel overwhelmed. When we try to pursue multiple goals and spread ourselves thin, we end up contradicting and counteracting our own efforts. Instead, we should follow the advice of Jay Shetty's spiritual teacher and open every door we can, but only continue walking through the ones that remain open. By pulling the car over and ignoring the noise and distractions around us, we can choose our own direction and focus on what truly matters to us. Simplifying our lives and focusing on the simple doors can lead us to a path of fulfillment and holistic growth.

    • Cultivating Internal Simplicity for SuccessBy refining our intentions, clearing out external noise, and curating our experiences, we can navigate chaos and make impactful decisions aligned with our true values and desires.

      In order to navigate external chaos, it is important to cultivate a peaceful mind and internal simplicity. By refining our internal intentions and creating clear space within ourselves, we can better handle the complexities and challenges that come with being an entrepreneur and making an impact in the world. Often, our indecisiveness or inability to make decisions stems from clouding our own clarity and allowing external noise to overwhelm us. Through therapy or self-reflection, we can clear out the unnecessary noise and create room for personal growth and understanding. By actively curating the information and experiences we consume, we can make better use of our finite capacity to process and ensure that our feelings and actions align with our true values and desires.

    • Zane Lowe: Transforming Music Through DJing and BroadcastingZane Lowe's passion for creating a transformative experience through DJing led him to use effects, reverbs, and even sing along to songs, ultimately putting people in a trance and creating a memorable experience for his audience.

      Zane Lowe found his outlet for his performative nature through DJing and broadcasting on radio. He wanted to go beyond simply playing music and create a transformative experience for his audience. He loved using effects, reverbs, and even singing along to the songs to enhance the music and connect with listeners in a different way. He admired DJs who treated music as a tool to excite and engage the audience, rather than just pressing play and waiting for the song to end. Zane aimed to bring chaos and unpredictability to his sets, drawing inspiration from artists like the Clash and the Bomb Squad. Ultimately, he learned to put people in a trance and create a memorable experience through his DJing.

    • The Power of Music and Personal GrowthMusic has the ability to bring people together and create a moment of pure joy and presence, while personal growth and self-love are essential for truly loving and being present for others.

      Creating a community and experience through music allows us to escape the chaos of life and be completely present in the moment. Zane Lowe, a DJ, emphasizes the joy he finds in watching people react to music and the power it has to transcend worries or distractions. By stepping onto a stage and bringing people together through music, he creates an environment where nothing else matters except the shared enjoyment. Additionally, Lowe shares that the journey to self-love and the ability to love others completely requires personal growth and seeking therapy. Through this process, he discovered the importance of being able to love oneself in order to truly love and be present for others.

    • Taking Responsibility and Cultivating Love for Personal Growth and Stronger Relationships.By taking responsibility for our actions and emotions, focusing on being a loving and responsible parent, and cultivating love and understanding in our relationships, we can foster personal growth and build strong family bonds.

      Taking responsibility for our own actions and emotions is crucial for personal growth and creating a positive future for ourselves and our loved ones. Zane Lowe emphasizes the importance of not dwelling on circumstances beyond our control, such as his parents' separation. Instead, he chose to focus on being a responsible and loving father. He strives to provide his children with unconditional love, support, and honesty, while also instilling values like hard work, dedication, and seizing opportunities. Lowe acknowledges the work required to understand oneself and appreciates the role his wife plays in helping him become a better person. Ultimately, love and understanding create a powerful unspoken language that strengthens family bonds and fosters personal growth.

    • Nurturing Love Through Individual GrowthLong-lasting relationships thrive when individuals prioritize personal growth while also growing together as a couple. Mutual respect, understanding, and adaptability are essential for a successful partnership.

      Long-lasting relationships require intentional growth together. Zane Lowe and his wife's journey is a testament to this. Despite knowing each other for a long time, they understood the importance of allowing each other to grow individually while also growing together as a couple. They recognized that staying together meant actively evolving together. Their decision to get married quickly was driven by external circumstances, but it ultimately solidified their commitment to a shared future. They didn't feel pressured by societal expectations or the opinions of others. Instead, they focused on their own unique path, embracing the idea of continuously discovering and learning about each other. Their story highlights the importance of mutual respect, understanding, and the willingness to adapt as individuals and as a couple.

    • Embracing hard work, persistence, and self-kindness for personal and professional growth.Success requires putting in the work, pushing through challenges, and being kind to oneself along the journey.

      Work and effort are crucial for success in any aspect of life. Whether it's pursuing a career, maintaining relationships, or overcoming social anxiety, putting in the work pays off. Zane Lowe emphasizes the importance of just getting to work and consistently working at it, even when it feels challenging. Similarly, Jay Shetty shares his experience of navigating social anxiety and facing uncomfortable situations, highlighting the need to push through and negotiate through those moments. Both individuals stress the significance of persistence and self-kindness in achieving personal and professional growth. So, the key takeaway is to embrace hard work, be resilient in the face of challenges, and treat oneself with compassion along the journey to success.

    • Tapping into the Flow StateUnderstanding oneself and being free from pressure and expectations can help access the flow state, leading to extraordinary performance and inspiration from those who have mastered it.

      There is a special state called "flow" where people tap into their highest potential and perform at an extraordinary level. This state is characterized by a sense of timelessness and effortless action. Zane Lowe, in his conversation with Jay Shetty, reflects on how he has experienced this flow state in his own life. He emphasizes that accessing this state requires a deep understanding of oneself, allowing oneself to be free from pressure and expectations. The greats, like Michael Jordan and Beyonce, are able to consciously access this state and consistently level up their performances. While Zane Lowe acknowledges that he may not be at that level yet, he finds inspiration in those who have mastered the art of tapping into this flow state.

    • Addressing social anxiety in the entertainment industryPrioritizing meaningful connections and creating inclusive environments can help individuals in the entertainment industry feel more comfortable and accepted in social settings.

      Social anxiety is a common experience, especially in the entertainment and arts industry. Many individuals, even those in the spotlight, often feel uncomfortable and struggle to find a sense of belonging or authenticity in social settings. This is because events and gatherings are often organized in a way that lacks true community and connection. However, there are exceptions to this, such as the Cannes Lions Festival, where a sense of togetherness and openness is fostered. It's important to recognize that social anxiety can manifest in different ways for different people, but by prioritizing meaningful connections and creating inclusive environments, we can help individuals feel more comfortable and accepted in social settings.

    • Fostering Meaningful Relationships Through Intuition and AuthenticityBuilding genuine connections requires self-awareness, recognizing others' intentions, and understanding the various roles relationships play in fulfilling different needs. Embrace authenticity and manage ego for deeper connections.

      Building meaningful relationships goes beyond surface-level interactions and personal gain. Jay Shetty and Zane Lowe discuss how intuition and energetic connection play a significant role in identifying genuine connections. It's about recognizing the frequency and vibration of someone's language, body language, and emotional language. They emphasize the importance of self-awareness and being aware of others' intentions. Both individuals acknowledge that not all friendships serve the same purpose, and different types of relationships fulfill various needs. It's crucial to understand and respect the role we play in others' lives and to be thoughtful in how we serve and support one another. Managing our ego and embracing authenticity is key in fostering deeper connections.

    • Managing our ego for long-term successBeing aware of our ego, focusing on meaningful work, and embracing humility are crucial for maintaining a healthy ego and finding fulfillment.

      Managing our relationship with our ego is crucial for long-term success and fulfillment. Jay Shetty emphasizes the importance of being aware and engaging with our ego on a daily basis. He shares that comparing ourselves to the work we truly want to do, focusing on the impact we want to make rather than numbers or recognition, helps keep our ego in check. Additionally, Shetty highlights the value of humility, noting that denying our abilities and ambition can lead to a false state of humility, hindering our ability to help others. Ultimately, maintaining a healthy ego involves recognizing that success should not be about feeling superior or inferior to others, but rather about doing meaningful work and making a positive impact.

    • The Power of Mindset and BeliefsOur mindset and beliefs play a crucial role in our performance and success. Embracing a mentality that prioritizes self-belief and confidence can propel us to reach our full potential, even if it may not always align with objective truth.

      Our mindset and beliefs can greatly impact our performance and success. Jay Shetty brings up the example of renowned athletes like Cristiano Ronaldo and Michael Jordan, who emphasize the importance of thinking they are the best in the world in order to perform at their peak. It's not about claiming superiority over others, but rather adopting a mentality that propels them to reach their full potential. This mentality, however, is not necessarily synonymous with reality. It's a mindset that prioritizes self-belief and confidence, even if it may not always align with objective truth. The idea of manifestation also emerges in the conversation, highlighting the curiosity and surrender necessary to embrace the mystery and magic of life's unfolding processes.

    • Jay Shetty's Evolving Journey with AmbitionBalancing ambition and gratitude can lead to a more fulfilling and mature perspective, allowing us to prioritize what truly matters in life.

      Jay Shetty's journey with ambition has evolved over time. He began by working tirelessly, but always made time for meditation, which served as his grounding practice. He felt grateful and content, even with a small audience, but eventually realized that his message had the potential to reach more people. He saw this as a gift and a responsibility, so he worked tirelessly to make the most of it. However, Jay also recognized that this level of intensity was not sustainable and started prioritizing work-life balance. He learned that chasing endless opportunities can consume people and harm relationships, so he adjusted his approach. This turning point allowed Jay to have a more focused and mature perspective on ambition, knowing when to prioritize what truly matters in life.

    • Finding Balance: The Key to Fulfillment and JoyTake breaks, practice gratitude, and find peace through meditation to achieve success and fulfillment in a sustainable way.

      Finding balance is crucial in achieving fulfillment and joy in life. It's important to recognize that constantly grinding and pushing ourselves without taking breaks can lead to missed opportunities and burnout. While ambition is admirable, it's also necessary to create space for gratitude and allow ourselves to truly feel it. Meditation can be a valuable practice for finding peace and calm amidst the busyness of life. Just like in a Formula One race or boxing, it's not always about going fast all the time, but knowing when to speed up and when to slow down. By finding the right rhythm and balance, we can experience success and fulfillment in a more sustainable way.

    • The Interconnectedness of Mind and BodyOur mental and physical well-being are closely linked, and practices such as cognitive awareness, boxing, exploring different modes of living, discipline, sleep, and exposure to natural light can greatly contribute to our overall well-being.

      Our minds and bodies are deeply interconnected. Zane Lowe and Jay Shetty discuss the importance of cognitive awareness in witnessing memories and the power of boxing as a mind-body sport. They highlight that boxing is not just about mindlessly bashing things but involves strategy and rhythm. Jay Shetty emphasizes the need to explore different modes of living beyond just speed or slowness, drawing parallels to driving a car. He also mentions the value of discipline and high performance, while acknowledging the importance of taking cheat days. Both Lowe and Shetty discuss the significance of sleep and the benefits of exposing oneself to natural light in maintaining circadian rhythms. These practices are deeply rooted in ancient traditions like yoga. Overall, the conversation underscores the interconnectedness of our mental and physical well-being.

    • Rediscovering Ancient Practices for a Balanced LifePrioritizing gratitude, rest, and discipline can lead to a more fulfilling life by reconnecting with nature, cultivating habits, and prioritizing physical and mental health.

      We have lost touch with the ancient understanding of practicing gratitude, rest, and discipline. Our ancestors knew the importance of saluting the sun, not just as a form of worship, but also as a way to connect with nature and find vitality and energy. They understood the power of gratitude for everything the sun provides. However, in modern times, we have become disconnected from these principles and have adopted a lifestyle of working hard and neglecting our own well-being. We have not been taught how to build and break habits, or how to cultivate discipline. Reestablishing these practices and prioritizing our physical and mental health is crucial for living a more balanced and fulfilling life.

    • The Impact of Habits and Environment on Well-beingSurrounding ourselves with supportive people, practicing discipline and self-confidence, and addressing emotional issues are essential for long-term happiness and fulfillment.

      Our habits and routines have a significant impact on our overall well-being. Jay Shetty emphasizes how living with his wife helped him make positive changes to his health habits, such as giving up unhealthy foods. This highlights the influence of our environment and the importance of surrounding ourselves with people who support our goals. Furthermore, Jay and Zane Lowe discuss the power of discipline and self-confidence in staying on track and avoiding distractions. They also touch on the idea of absorbing and processing emotions, as unresolved issues can manifest as physical pain. The key message is that understanding our values and taking a holistic approach to our mental and physical health are vital for long-term happiness and fulfillment.

    • Creating Space and Releasing Emotional BaggageTrue productivity and balance come from efficient working methods and trusting the process, not just putting in hours. Genuine conversations foster learning and inspiration.

      It's important to create space and release emotional baggage. Zane Lowe realized that he had been storing his emotions in his brain because he didn't have the ability to deal with them emotionally. Once he started talking about them and letting them go, he felt a transfer of pain and it started to disappear. He also acknowledged the tendency to avoid dealing with difficult emotions by working hard and distracting oneself. However, he learned that true productivity and balance come from finding efficient ways of working and trusting the process. It's not about putting in the hours, but about getting the most out of them. Moreover, Zane Lowe emphasized the value of genuine conversations where there is no need to sell anything, but rather to seek learning and inspiration.

    • Embracing the Power of Listening and Being PresentBy letting go of preconceived notions and a desire to control, meaningful and genuine conversations can be achieved through active listening and staying present.

      Zane Lowe has learned the power of listening and staying present in conversations. He no longer goes into discussions with preconceived frameworks or predetermined questions. He embraces the human experience and seeks to understand the person he is speaking with, rather than trying to control the narrative or meet external expectations. This shift in mindset came from a conversation with Justin Bieber, where Lowe realized that it was more important to listen and observe than to try and sell something. This approach has allowed Lowe to connect with others on a deeper level and have surprising and genuine conversations. Listening and staying present is key to meaningful interactions.

    • Embrace your uniqueness, love others, unlearn, and listen for positive change.Be yourself, show love, question ingrained beliefs, understand different perspectives, and create positive change.

      Being yourself is the best advice you can ever receive. It's important to embrace your uniqueness because everyone else is already taken. Another key takeaway is the power of love. Zane Lowe highlights the importance of reminding our children every day that they are loved and capable of loving others. Additionally, this conversation sheds light on the struggle of unlearning deeply ingrained habits or beliefs. It's a challenging process, but it's essential to question and let go of behaviors that no longer serve us. Finally, Zane Lowe emphasizes the need for listening and understanding before taking action. If we make an effort to genuinely understand different perspectives, it can lead to positive change and prevent further damage.

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    Do you want to transform your body with your workouts?

    Senada Greca is widely known as Kim Kardashian’s Personal Trainer as well as a renowned fitness and wellness expert. Senada shares her transformative journey from struggling with depression and anxiety to becoming a thought leader in fitness. She is the founder of We Rise, a female empowerment platform focused on health, wellness, and personal development, and Zen toa, a women's athletic apparel brand. Senada has trained high-profile clients such as Miranda Kerr, Bebe Rexha, and Kim Kardashian.

    Senada's turning point came when she discovered the mental health benefits of strength training, shifting her focus from aesthetics to holistic well-being. Emphasizing the importance of building consistent fitness habits, she advocates starting small and integrating workouts into daily routines. Senada underscores the myriad benefits of strength training, particularly its role in enhancing bone density, muscle mass, and longevity, and preventing injuries, especially as one ages.

    Together with Jay, Senada advises against relying on motivation alone and suggests finding ways to incorporate physical activity into busy schedules. Senada gives tips on the importance of a holistic approach to health, combining physical fitness with mental and emotional well-being practices like meditation, gratitude, and visualization. She also gives easy habits to implement in your daily nutrition. 

    In this interview, you'll learn:

    How to start a fitness routine

    How to optimize your nutrition

    How to use strength training for longevity

    How to stay active every day

    Remember, motivation isn't just about feeling pumped up every day; it's about building habits that become second nature. 

    With Love and Gratitude,

    Jay Shetty

    What We Discuss:

    • 00:00 Intro
    • 02:59 Do You Have a Fitness Goal?
    • 06:06 What Can You Do in 5 Minutes?
    • 09:29 Were You Always Fit?
    • 12:01 The Dangers of Depleting Your Body
    • 13:25 What Workout Works for You
    • 15:03 How Strength Training Affect Longevity
    • 18:20 What Most People Struggle With
    • 23:50 The Right Reward System to Being Fit
    • 25:14 Biggest Misconceptions About Strength Training
    • 26:50 What Should You Eat Before Workout?
    • 28:32 Genetics
    • 30:12 Low Body Fat Percentage
    • 31:13 Cardio
    • 34:05 Practicing for a Marathon
    • 35:17 Nutrition Plan
    • 38:04 Muscle Loss
    • 41:28 Anxiety and Depression
    • 43:40 Do You Workout Everyday?
    • 45:21 Working with Kim
    • 47:13 Are You Serious About Working?
    • 49:43 Managing Nutrition vs. Workout
    • 50:51 Workout without a Trainer
    • 52:26 The Power of the Mind
    • 55:45 Senada on Final Five

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    Rob Dial: How to Break the Cycle of Procrastination & 3 Ways to Change Your Repeated Thoughts

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    Why do we always put things off until the last minute?

    How can we stop the habit of procrastinating?

    Today, let's welcome Rob Dial, host of the Mindset Mentor Podcast and author of "Level Up." Jay and Rob reminisce about their seven-year friendship, sharing how their mutual interests in mindset and Eastern spirituality brought them together. 

    The conversation delves into the role of fear in holding people back, with Rob distinguishing between primal fears (like pain and death) and intellectual fears (like failure and rejection). He offers strategies to overcome these fears by focusing on positive outcomes instead of negative possibilities. They also explore the topic of procrastination, with Rob emphasizing the importance of having a strong "why" to drive motivation and action. 

    Rob reflects on his spiritual journey and how silence and introspection have helped him find peace and purpose. He also shares the key lesson he has learned: what we seek externally is often something we need to find within ourselves.

    In this interview, you'll learn:

    How to overcome fear

    How to connect with your 'WHY'

    How to overcome procrastination

    How to change negative thought patterns

    How to accept and love all part of yourself

    Let's continue to seek deeper understanding and connection with themselves, emphasizing the value of inner peace and presence.

    With Love and Gratitude,

    Jay Shetty

    What We Discuss:

    • 00:00 Intro
    • 01:53 Starting a Podcast
    • 04:04 Why Do We Struggle to Focus?
    • 09:17 Dealing with Intellectual Fear
    • 14:44 What’s Your Most Repeated Thought?
    • 18:20 What is Your WHY?
    • 24:49 Overcoming the Fear of the Unknown
    • 30:32 Going for the Things You Aspire
    • 35:39 There Are Different Forms of Addiction
    • 41:53 Our Truth is Always within Us
    • 46:50 Take a Pause to Reconnect with Yourself
    • 50:22 The Duality of What We Value
    • 55:44 How Do You Pick Yourself Up?
    • 59:40 What Life Lesson That Changed You?
    • 01:04:41 Lesson Learned the Hard Way
    • 01:07:48 Rob on Final Five

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    Why Love Is Not Enough & 5 Things to Focus On More in Dating & Relationships

    Why Love Is Not Enough & 5 Things to Focus On More in Dating & Relationships

    Do you and your partner share values?

    How do you support each other emotionally?

    Today, Jay taps into the  idea that love alone is not sufficient to sustain a healthy relationship. While love is important, other elements such as shared values, emotional maturity, consistent patterns of behavior, and trust are crucial for long-lasting partnerships. Societal norms often romanticize love, leading people to overlook these essential factors.

    Jay discusses the significance of understanding and respecting each other's values, as well as recognizing and addressing patterns of behavior. Emotional maturity, which involves managing and expressing emotions healthily, is highlighted as a key component of a stable relationship. Support and partnership are deemed more critical than love alone.

    In this episode, you'll learn:

    How to communicate your value to your partner

    How to develop emotional maturity

    How to support your partner's emotional growth

    How to build trust in your relationship

    Remember, love is important, but building a relationship on trust, values, and emotional maturity is key.

    With Love and Gratitude,

    Jay Shetty

    What We Discuss:

    00:00 Intro

    01:07 Do They Love Me?

    04:42 #1: Love Makes Us Forget the Importance of Values

    08:56 #2: Love Makes You Forget Patterns of Behaviour

    16:09 #3: Love Makes You Forget How They Treat You

    19:29 #4: Love Versus Support

    21:46 #5: You Forget the Importance of Trust

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    Jonathan Haidt: Why Social Media Has Caused a Collapse in Mental Health & #1 Way to Solve Your Anxiety

    Jonathan Haidt: Why Social Media Has Caused a Collapse in Mental Health & #1 Way to Solve Your Anxiety

    How are smartphones linked to anxiety?

    What mental health issues are linked to excessive social media use?

    Today, let's welcome Jonathan Haidt is a renowned social psychologist, professor at New York University’s Stern School of Business, and a widely published author. He is known for his research on morality, culture, and the psychology of happiness. Jonathan's influential books include "The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion" and "The Coddling of the American Mind." His latest work, "The Anxious Generation," examines the profound impact of social media on young people's mental health.

    Jonathan highlights the unprecedented global collapse of mental health among youth, describing it as more significant than the COVID-19 pandemic, with girls being particularly affected by anxiety and depression, and boys showing significant social development issues.

    The conversation also addresses the academic debate regarding the root causes of this mental health crisis, with Jonathan presenting compelling data and experimental evidence to support his view that social media is a primary driver. He offers actionable solutions, including delaying smartphone and social media use until later ages, implementing phone-free school policies, increasing outdoor play, and advocating for collective action by parents and communities. 

    In this interview, you'll learn:

    How to create a healthier digital environment for kids

    How to implement age-appropriate tech usage

    How to encourage outdoor play and physical activities

    How to talk to children about the risks of social media

    How to foster resilience and emotional strength in kids

    How to create a supportive community for parents

    Together, let's take a comprehensive look into the mental health crisis the youth is facing today and take note of the practical strategies for creating a healthier environment that supports their well-being.

    With Love and Gratitude,

    Jay Shetty

    What We Discuss:

    • 00:00 Intro
    • 01:55 Global Synchronized Collapse of Mental Health
    • 08:12 Social Media is for Adults to Network
    • 10:20 The Science Behind Anxiety
    • 14:51 Variation of Emotions is Necessary for Kids
    • 17:45 Play Helps Kids Learn
    • 19:12 How to Make Playtime More Effective?
    • 22:59 The Effects of Technology on Different Genders
    • 29:24 Going Through Puberty on Social Media
    • 32:08 How Parenting Has Changed with Technology
    • 34:27 Efforts to Regulate Smartphones Use for Children
    • 44:21 Women Are Always Judged for Their Looks
    • 49:26 Verified Social Media Account
    • 56:58 Why Tap Into Our Spirituality
    • 01:03:56 What is Happening to Us?
    • 01:11:31 The Greatest Distraction of Human Value
    • 01:16:23 Jonathan on Final Five

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    If You've Been Feeling Drained... Listen To This (9 Steps To Recover And Avoid Burnout)

    If You've Been Feeling Drained... Listen To This (9 Steps To Recover And Avoid Burnout)

    Do you often feel exhausted or burnt out?

    Are you struggling to manage your stress levels?

    Today, Jay talks about exhaustion, burnout, and stress, highlighting their prevalence with statistics showing that a significant portion of young adults and women report feeling drained. He introduces a practical approach to tackle these challenges, encapsulated in the "triple A" formula—Accept, Action, Attention—which encourages acknowledging negative feelings, taking actionable steps to address them, and paying mindful attention to one's mental state

    Jay also introduces the concept of "reset periods," whether it's an hour, half-day, or full day, to allow for complete mental and physical rejuvenation. The importance of self-compassion is also emphasized, encouraging individuals to replace inner criticism with supportive self-talk, which can significantly improve overall well-being.

    In this episode, you'll learn:

    How to break negative thought cycle

    How to manage your energy levels

    How to use stress strategically

    How to practice self-compassion

    How to get out of stressful situation

    Don’t let exhaustion control your life—take action today and start feeling refreshed and empowered. Listen now and share with someone who needs a boost!

    With Love and Gratitude,

    Jay Shetty

    What We Discuss:

    00:00 Intro

    01:06 Do You Feel Drained?

    03:10 #1: Learn to Break Repetitive Thoughts

    06:27 #2: You Don’t Need to Be on Full Energy All the Time

    10:20 #3: Learn to Say NO

    14:05 #4: Be Strategic with Your Time

    17:02 #5: Have a Reset Day

    18:35 #6: Be Kind to Yourself

    19:59 #7: Allow Yourself to Vent and Let It Out

    21:24 #8: Get a Restful Sleep 

    23:00 #9: Wash Your Mind the Night Before

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