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    11 Lessons For Relationships, Healing & Overcoming Fear

    enMarch 06, 2020

    Podcast Summary

    • Enjoying the Summer Beyond the Typical Vacation with IKEA and Personal Growth with CVS HealthIKEA offers affordable outdoor living solutions for a longer summer experience, while CVS Health provides comprehensive health services and wellness resources. Trying new things and community/family support are essential for personal growth.

      IKEA offers affordable outdoor living solutions for a longer summer experience, while CVS Health provides comprehensive health services and wellness resources for individuals. The discussion also highlighted the importance of trying new things and the role of community and family in personal growth. IKEA invites everyone to enjoy the summer season beyond the typical two-week vacation, without breaking the bank. Their selection of affordable outdoor furniture and stylish accessories allows for a more extended and enjoyable summer experience, regardless of space size. CVS Health, on the other hand, is revolutionizing healthcare by offering quality care and support in various ways. They provide virtual and in-person consultations, in-home evaluations, and mental health services through their partnerships with Oak Street Health, Signify Health, and Aetna. Furthermore, the importance of trying new things, such as herbs for promoting digestive health, was emphasized. The speaker shared her personal experience with herbs and encouraged listeners to explore their passions and understand themselves better. Lastly, the value of community and family was emphasized, as they provide a supportive environment for personal growth and wisdom sharing. The speaker expressed her gratitude towards her listeners and encouraged them to engage with her and the community.

    • The four most important decisions in life: self, work, love, and serviceConsider feelings about self, work, love, and service with intention, love, and care for overall well-being and impact on the world.

      The four most important decisions we make in life are how we feel about ourselves, what we do for work and why, who we give our love to, and how we decide to impact the world. According to the speaker, these decisions are crucial and should be made intentionally with focus, love, and care. He emphasized that our feelings about ourselves and our work significantly impact our overall well-being. Similarly, the person we give our love to and the way we serve the world are essential decisions that require thoughtful consideration. The speaker also mentioned that many people struggle with feeling good about themselves and may ask, "Why is it no matter what I do, I feel like I'm no good?" The speaker encourages listeners to ask questions related to self, work, love, and service with great intent, as there is likely someone in their lives who has asked the same questions. Overall, the podcast aims to introduce listeners to people who have made decisions in these areas and share insights and resources to help listeners make better decisions in their own lives.

    • Don't limit yourself by comparing to others or focusing on weaknessesFocus on unique strengths and abilities, empathize with past hurt, and avoid letting others define us.

      We often limit ourselves by trying to be something we're not or comparing ourselves to others based on societal expectations. Albert Einstein's quote, "everyone's a genius, but if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, you will spend your whole life believing that you're stupid," emphasizes this point. Instead, we should focus on our unique strengths and abilities, and keep trying new things to increase our chances of success. Regarding moving forward from past hurt caused by family, it's essential to empathize with their pain and understand its origins. By recognizing that their actions stem from their past, we can break the cycle of passing on pain and focus on building a better future for ourselves. It's crucial not to let their actions define us and instead, focus on our own growth and happiness.

    • Recognize and understand family painEmpathize, create a supportive community, and consider gut health supplements for tough decisions.

      Recognizing and understanding the pain of your family members is the first step towards creating a healthy distance and building a supportive community. Empathy is key, but it's important to remember that their pain is not caused by you and should not be taken personally. By creating a community, whether it's through a group like Jaysheddy's Genius Coaching Group or through affordable home improvements like IKEA's outdoor furniture, you can find support and acceptance beyond your family. And when faced with difficult gut decisions, consider using a supplement like Ritual's Synbiotic Plus to support your gut health and help you make the best choices for yourself.

    • Seeking closure and handling conflicts in relationshipsReflect on your actions, communicate openly, and work through conflicts in relationships instead of waiting for others to provide closure or resorting to breaking up.

      Closure is important for finding reasoning and understanding in our lives, but sometimes others may not be willing to provide it. In such situations, it's essential to give yourself closure by reflecting on what you could have done differently and seeking answers from within rather than waiting for someone else to provide them. Additionally, in relationships, it's important to learn how to have healthy fights without resorting to breaking up every time there's conflict. This requires open communication, expressing feelings, and working through issues together instead of avoiding each other for extended periods. The discussion also highlighted various healthcare services offered by CVS Health, including Oak Street Health, CVS Pharmacy, Signify Health, and Aetna, which aim to provide quality care and support for seniors both in-person and virtually.

    • Address relationship issues before conflicts ariseIdentify triggers for anger, communicate effectively, maintain balance, and cherish valuable relationships to prevent loneliness.

      It's essential to address relationship issues when things are going well instead of waiting for conflicts to arise. Making extreme decisions based on emotions can be harmful, so it's crucial to identify triggers for anger and remove them from your life. Additionally, communication and understanding are key to resolving conflicts and maintaining a strong bond. You should also consider the balance in your relationships, ensuring that you're not always the one being broken up with. Lastly, remember that there are people in your life who love you, like you, and can teach you valuable lessons. By focusing on these relationships, you can never truly be lonely.

    • Find support and embrace new experiencesRecognize you're not alone, attend workshops, write a letter, and embrace vulnerability for growth

      It's important to recognize that you're not alone and there are people who love and care for you, even if they're not the ones you may be focusing on. Additionally, to find purpose and overcome fear, get out of your comfort zone by attending workshops, seminars, or courses and being around people who share similar goals. Don't let fear of failure or judgment hold you back. When dealing with the hurt of a loved one leaving, consider writing them a letter expressing unspoken feelings and acknowledging the lessons and gifts they left you. Remember, it's okay to feel pain and vulnerability, and these experiences are opportunities for growth. So, reach out to loved ones, get active, and embrace new experiences.

    • Honoring the Lessons and Memories of Those Who've Made an ImpactDaily practices like meditation, reflection, exercise, and goal-setting can improve mental health. Engaging in nature, staying active, and surrounding ourselves with inspiring people can help manage stress. Drawing inspiration from influential figures like Steve Jobs, Einstein, and MLK can motivate us to make a difference.

      Honoring the lessons and memories of people who have made an impact on our lives can help us move forward and celebrate their greatness. Meditation, reflection, exercise, and setting clear goals are daily practices that can improve our mental health and overall well-being. When dealing with stress and pressure, getting active, being in nature, and surrounding ourselves with inspiring people can make a big difference. From outside influences, people like Steve Jobs, Einstein, and Martin Luther King have left lasting impacts on Jay Shetty through their beliefs and decision-making, inspiring him to believe in his ability to make a difference in the world.

    • Meeting people who challenge us can lead to personal growthSurround yourself with people who push you forward, challenge your beliefs and help you grow.

      The people we meet in life can have a profound impact on our mindset and personal growth. The speaker shares how Martin Luther King Jr. and a mentor from her technology days challenged and stretched her beliefs, leading her to constantly challenge herself and strive for growth. When it comes to relationships, especially during challenging times like a divorce, it's easier for people to choose sides. However, the speaker encourages redefining relationships and surrounding oneself with people who push us forward, rather than being limited by our past network. The speaker also emphasizes the importance of having people in our lives who challenge and stretch our beliefs, allowing us to grow into the best versions of ourselves.

    • The value of your circle for personal growthFocus on your circle, even if it gets smaller, for growth and success. Engage in communities, share insights, prioritize mental health, and access resources for better well-being.

      Focusing on the value of your circle, even if it gets smaller, is crucial for personal growth and success. This was one of the 11 lessons discussed in a podcast about healing and growing. The podcast emphasized the importance of introspection and community building. The speaker encouraged listeners to share their greatest insights on social media and engage in the podcast community. Additionally, the podcast was sponsored by Booking.com, which was praised for offering a wide range of accommodations to help travelers turn their dreams into reality. The speaker also highlighted the importance of mental health and the accessibility of online therapy through BetterHelp. CVS Health was also mentioned as a company that is prioritizing health and wellness in various ways, including in-person and virtual care, mental health support, and in-home evaluations. Overall, the podcast emphasized the importance of self-improvement, community, and access to resources for better mental and physical health.

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    With Love and Gratitude,

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    In this interview, you'll learn:

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    With Love and Gratitude,

    Jay Shetty

    What We Discuss:

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    • 16:04 Successful But Unhappy
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    • 01:35:21 Anitta on Final Five

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    With Love and Gratitude,

    Jay Shetty

    What We Discuss:

    00:00 Intro

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    08:40 #2: One Device At A Time

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    13:44 #4: Obey Speed The Limit

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    Charles Leclerc: 6 Ways to Mentally Reset After Challenges in Life & How to Change Your Mindset on Learning From Mistakes

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    And what are the benefits of viewing challenges as learning opportunities?

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    Charles offers a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the life of a professional race car driver. He narrates through the twists and turns of the race track, uncovering the passion, dedication, and relentless drive that propel them forward. And the secrets behind preparing and training for the race, with sleep emerging as the ultimate priority for peak performance.

    Jay and Charles talk about the invaluable lessons learned from mistakes, emphasizing the importance of humility, gratitude, and resilience in the face of challenges. We gain insights into the profound impact of family, mentors, and teammates, and the pivotal role they play in navigating the highs and lows of the racing journey. From confronting fears to embracing growth, from channeling grief into fuel for success to staying grounded amidst soaring achievements, this conversation offers a masterclass in determination and perseverance. 

    In this interview, you'll learn:

    • How to never lose focus
    • How to become number one
    • The importance of family time
    • The strength of an efficient team
    • How to practice teamwork

    Together, let's hear the untold stories and hidden truths behind the glitz and glamor of the race track. Tune in and prepare to be inspired by the unstoppable spirit of a true racing champion. 

    With Love and Gratitude,

    Jay Shetty

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    • 03:09 If You Weren’t a Race Car Driver, What Would You Have Been?
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    • 19:08 What Scares You Off Track?
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