On Purpose with Jay Shetty

So he's an amazing guy. You should have him on your show, but he just wrote a book called Love Yourself Like Your Life Depends on It. And it's full of all of these kinds of self-love practices, which are very simple, but I think very profound.

She wrote a book on how to make plant-based cheese called This Cheese is Nuts.

She's written three plant-based cookbooks, Plant Power Away, Plant Power Away Italia.

She's written three plant-based cookbooks, Plant Power Away, Plant Power Away Italia.

I remember seeing this on a list of books that Adam Grant and Susan Cain had published, and it immediately caught my eye because the title was Think Like a Rocket Scientist.

I've read through a ton of it already and can't wait to finish it.

Today, as I said, we're here to speak about his new book, which is Think Like a Rocket Scientist.

I love how practical that is because I think for anyone and obviously you've given a very grand example of like, you know, when John F. Kennedy's pledging to go to the moon.

I obviously highly recommend this book. I think it's fascinating the way Ozan tells stories. He's a phenomenal writer.

then served on the operations team for the 2003 Mars Exploration Rovers project. Varol later became a law professor at Lewis and Clark College and wrote the Democratic Coup d'Etat published by Oxford University Press.

In The Monastic Way, a compilation of quotes edited by Hannah Ward and Jennifer Wilde, Sister Christine Vladimiroff says in a monastery, the only competition allowed is to outstrip each other in showing love and respect.

Well, it's one get your brain right. I wrote another book called The Brain in Love.

One of my other books is called the brain warriors way, because my wife and I wrote it together and we just believe we're in a war for the health of our brain.

I have a children's book that's relatively new I love called Captain Snap and the Superpower Questions.

It basically teaches kids to think about what they think about and to not believe every stupid thing they think.

What was the name of the children's book again? Captain Snout.

He's here today to blow you away with his strategic approach to business and life, which is beautifully presented in his new book, Your Next Five Moves, Master the Art of Business Strategy.

And that's one of the reasons why I wrote this book, Your Next Five Moves, because most people have the right intentions, most people have the right vision, most people are thinking big.

It's so practical, because it's like, hey, whether you are sitting on your couch or whether you already have a million dollar business or whether you just got rejected from a girl that doesn't like you anymore, whatever it is, it's like we all need to know what our next five moves are, right?

Your Next Five Moves must be a business strategy. If you're struggling, you're like, what do I do next? Here it is, Your Next Five Moves, right? Not just the next one.

And I'm hoping, Patrick, that we get to hang out when you come to LA or I get to come to Dallas. And I look forward to doing this more, man. I'm really looking forward to it. I knew you from your videos are going viral. Obviously, I've seen your videos all over the place and what you've done. And after this interview, man, I know you're on a different level.

One is called Hypomanic Edge, and the other one is called First-Rate Madness, which is such powerful. Neither one of the books did very good, but they're such great. Hypomanic Edge talks about the link between craziness and a lot of success, and it talks about all of these people, the upbringing of Bill Clinton, how hypomanic he was, and the Jacksons, and all these other leaders. It's a brilliant book.

One is called Hypomanic Edge, and the other one is called First-Rate Madness, which is such powerful. Neither one of the books did very good, but they're such great. Hypomanic Edge talks about the link between craziness and a lot of success, and it talks about all of these people, the upbringing of Bill Clinton, how hypomanic he was, and the Jacksons, and all these other leaders. It's a brilliant book.

She says, listen, before you decide to not get married, go read this book. I said, what's the book? She said, I heard it on the radio today. I've never read it, but I thought about you. I said, what's the book's name? She said, 101 Questions to Ask Before You Get Engaged.

And for those of you who are really fascinated with the work, you can also check out The Journey Home and The Journey Within, two of Radhanath Swami's books.

And I wasn't debating my book. I was debating a book that I had, I liked called 15 Dogs, which is an amazing book about dogs given human intelligence in the city of Toronto.

It was a skateboard truck team and built the hand drew the logo as reading this book, The Orion Prophecies, and created the Orion trucks, you know, this part of a skateboard and launched out of 18.

I went to this, the great Dr. George Pratt, who's hypnotized me for success when I was 25 years old. He wrote a book called Hyper Success, but he taught me this breathing technique, right?

Responding to this new information, Dr. Paulette Sherman, a psychologist and author of Dating from the Inside Out told the independent, dating is hard enough without everyone thinking that every time your ex wants to stay friends, that they have a psychopathic tendency or motivation in mind.

And I also found this wonderful book called The Wonderful Truth About Santa Claus. And it was like randomly buried in Amazon.

I don't even know The name of The author, but I keep trying to remember to give it to all my parent friends who are having this conversation with their kids now.