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    Miguel & Jay Shetty ON How Seeking the Positive in Difficult Years Can Help Build Mental Fortitude

    enOctober 30, 2020

    Podcast Summary

    • Memorable Getaways and Wellness SolutionsBook memorable getaways with ease using booking.com's app and prioritize self-care through CVS Health's comprehensive healthcare services, including mental health support and herbal remedies.

      Planning a memorable getaway is made effortless with booking.com, offering a wide range of accommodation options to suit any preference and location in the US, all easily bookable through their app. Meanwhile, CVS Health is revolutionizing wellness with their comprehensive healthcare services, including virtual care, in-home evaluations, and mental health support. Miguel, a musician and artist, emphasizes the importance of mental health, encouraging listeners to prioritize their own well-being and make a positive impact on their communities. Additionally, the use of herbs, such as slippery elm bark and ginger root, can promote digestive health. Overall, these topics highlight the importance of planning, self-care, and community support for a well-rounded and fulfilling life.

    • The Importance of Mental Fortitude in Challenging TimesMaintain balance and focus by switching between emotions and analysis, express gratitude, and find strength in vulnerability and analytical thinking.

      Nas, a renowned artist, has used the challenges of this year to strengthen his mental fortitude. He emphasized the importance of being able to switch between absorbing emotions and analyzing situations to maintain balance and focus. Nas expressed gratitude for being able to talk about his experiences and continue pursuing his passions despite the difficulties. Mental fortitude, as Nas described, is the ability to analyze situations and maintain control of emotions in the face of adversity. Nas has found this strength through vulnerability and emotional connection with others, but also through the ability to turn off emotional absorption and turn on analytical thinking when needed. This year has revealed the importance of mental fortitude, and Nas has used it to navigate the challenges and stay strong.

    • Creating Certainty through Routine, Ritual, and Self-Care during UncertaintyDuring uncertain times, focusing on routine, ritual, self-care, and helping others can improve mental fortitude. Personal experiences of speakers highlight the importance of these practices in maintaining empowerment.

      During uncertain times, creating certainty through routine, ritual, and self-care, as well as focusing on helping others, can significantly improve mental fortitude. Both speakers shared their personal experiences of using these methods to cope with uncertainty and maintain a sense of empowerment. For one speaker, mental health struggles led them to the importance of self-care and internal focus around 6 years ago. Another speaker emphasized the importance of extending oneself to others through service. Both agreed that these practices have been essential in uncertain times.

    • Distinguishing Inner Thoughts from External InfluencesTherapy can help individuals recognize and separate their true thoughts from external influences, allowing for increased self-belief and personal growth. IKEA offers affordable summer solutions, Ritual Synbiotic Plus supports gut health, and CVS Health provides senior wellness services.

      We all have an inner dialogue, and it's essential to distinguish between thoughts that are truly ours and those that are influenced by external factors. Therapy helped the speaker realize that some thoughts were not their own and could limit their beliefs about themselves and their capabilities. Meanwhile, IKEA offers a solution for creating an affordable and enjoyable summer experience at home. Additionally, Ritual's Synbiotic Plus supplement can support gut health and help individuals trust their gut decisions more confidently. Lastly, CVS Health is committed to providing comprehensive wellness services for seniors, offering both in-person and virtual care options.

    • Normalizing mental health conversationsIn communities where mental health is stigmatized, it's crucial to prioritize mental health conversations and seek support, as mental health needs are essential to overall well-being. This shift towards prioritizing mental health can lead to greater purpose and fulfillment.

      The conversation around mental health and well-being is becoming more normalized and prioritized in various communities and cultures, including within the CVS Health network. This shift towards prioritizing mental health is a sign of human culture evolving, allowing individuals to move beyond just surviving and consider what truly means living and thriving for them. However, this conversation is not always easy, especially in communities where mental health is stigmatized, such as the South Asian community. Despite this, it's crucial to have these conversations and seek support, as mental health needs are essential to overall well-being. By prioritizing mental health, individuals can make choices that lead to greater purpose and fulfillment, rather than just focusing on survival.

    • Mindsets and emotions impact energy and potentialFear can de-energize, but focusing on purpose and love can help access full potential. Personal experiences with high-vibration individuals can transform and open new growth opportunities.

      Our mindsets and emotions significantly impact our energy and ability to create beautiful and powerful things in life. Fear, which is a natural part of survival, can be de-energizing and make it difficult to access our full potential. However, shifting our focus to a place of purpose and love can help us unwire old patterns and collectively transition towards a more positive and vibrant way of living. Personal experiences, such as meeting individuals with high vibrations and frequencies, can be transformative and open up new possibilities for growth.

    • Making the most of life's stages with IKEA, CVS Health, and personal growthExplore resources for thriving at any age, from affordable outdoor furniture to herbs and virtual care, and remember to pass on traditions and values to future generations.

      No matter what stage of life you're in, it's important to seek out the tools and resources that help you thrive. Whether it's making the most of summer with affordable outdoor furniture from IKEA, prioritizing wellness through herbs and virtual care at CVS Health, or passing down traditions and values to the next generation, we all have the power to make our lives better. And sometimes, the best vacations don't require leaving home at all. Meanwhile, the concept of health and wellness is evolving, with companies like CVS Health offering a range of services and resources to support individuals in various aspects of their well-being. Additionally, herbs, such as ashwagandha, can be a game changer in one's wellness routine, providing stress relief and overall support. Lastly, it's important to recognize the impact of our past and the role we play in shaping the future for the next generation. The speaker's personal experience of having parents from different backgrounds highlights the importance of striving for a better life for those who come after us.

    • Checking in on loved ones' mental healthPrioritize mental health, have conversations with loved ones, and choose positive thoughts to foster deeper well-being.

      The pursuit of survival is not the only goal in life, and it's important to prioritize mental health and well-being. We often overlook the importance of checking in with our parents and loved ones about their mental health, as they may never have been asked before. By having these conversations, we can break the cycle of focusing solely on survival and instead strive for deeper well-being. Additionally, we have the power to choose our thoughts and connect with our inner selves to discover our purpose and compassion. Through these realizations, we can have meaningful conversations with our parents or role models, even if they may be less open to the discussion. Ultimately, the journey towards mental health and well-being is a daily struggle, but the recognition of its importance is a significant step towards living a fulfilling life.

    • Supporting someone's growth journeyFocus on experiences and people that naturally help others grow, be patient, compassionate, and make time for self-care.

      Inspiring and influencing those close to us can be challenging, and it's important to realize that sometimes we need to get out of the way of their growth. Instead of trying to force it, we should focus on finding experiences and people that will naturally help them come out of themselves. Everyone's growth journey is unique, and what works for one person may not work for another. If you're looking to support someone's mental health, be patient, compassionate, and make time for yourself and for them. Remember that everyone is dealing with their own struggles, and it's important to use your support systems and reach out if you need help. Miguel, a musician and mental health advocate, emphasizes the importance of self-care, patience, and compassion during these challenging times. He encourages us to remember that we all have the fortitude within us to be our best, even in the worst of situations. So, take some time for yourself, breathe through the challenges, and remember that you're not alone. And if you're looking for some musical inspiration to help you heal, be sure to check out Miguel's music.

    • Listeners share heartfelt testimonials about the impact of 'On Purpose' podcastThe podcast 'On Purpose' inspires personal growth, offers spiritual wisdom, and promotes transformative experiences through sponsors like booking.com, Nature's Way herbal supplements, and CVS Health.

      The podcast "On Purpose" by Miguel Ruiz has deeply impacted listeners, providing them with valuable wisdom and insights that enhance their lives. Miguel expressed his gratitude for the positive reviews and shared a few heartfelt testimonials. The listeners appreciated the podcast's spiritual and transformative qualities, and some even credited it for their personal growth. Additionally, Miguel highlighted the importance of planning, using booking.com as an example for effortlessly arranging unforgettable getaways. Furthermore, he emphasized the role of herbs, particularly slippery elm bark and ginger root, in promoting digestive health, and encouraged listeners to try Nature's Way herbal supplements. Lastly, he highlighted the comprehensive health services offered by CVS Health, emphasizing their virtual and in-person care options. Overall, the podcast and its sponsors offer listeners tools and resources to improve their lives in various aspects.

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    With Love and Gratitude,

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    • 05:05 Meditation Practice
    • 08:17 How Elevate Your Energy
    • 11:06 Comparison is Making Us Unhappy
    • 16:04 Successful But Unhappy
    • 29:24 Doing Things for Your Happiness
    • 37:04 Health Scare
    • 38:10 Healing Emotional Trauma
    • 42:46 What Are You Here For?
    • 45:19 Getting Off Birth Control
    • 51:12 Two Energy in One Body
    • 58:32 Society’s Double Standard in Dating
    • 01:01:38 Different Religion and Faith
    • 01:11:30 We All Have a Choice
    • 01:16:10 Challenges and Hardships Along the Way 
    • 01:24:22 Dealing with Conflicts
    • 01:29:14 Opportunities for Better Exposure
    • 01:34:14 Finding Balance in Life
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