On Purpose with Jay Shetty

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award-winning book, Moonshots, creating a world of abundance

If you want to know more about how Naveen thinks grab his book Moonshots.

And when I read about the mission of Moon Express, I was like, whoa, how does one even think of that?

Well, if you think about what are some of the biggest problems facing humanity, first thing is really the survival of the human species.

So if one spacecraft gets damaged, either because of some external situation or we humans are pretty capable people ourselves, we could destroy this planet and at least we could save the human species and recreate the human species on other places.

And I do think that's important to highlight because your journey is incredible. You didn't have it handed to you on a plate.

But the truth really is life is a continuum. Every thought process is built on something in the past. Every experience is built on something from the past.

You wrote your first book, The School of Greatness.

Lewis Howes is a New York Times bestselling author of the hit book, The School of Greatness, and his latest book, The Mask of Masculinity.

This is, uh, Lewis's first ever book, New York times bestselling author of this book, The School of Greatness, but you're on your thousandth episode.

Your second book, Mask of Masculinity.

On the release of that book was when we became friends.

And he's doing it, and I interviewed him about it, and it's fascinating. It's a brilliant book, which we'll dive into.

So you can meditate all you want, but if you're mercury poisoned or your thyroid's not working or your vitamin B12 or vitamin D deficient or your microbiome's a mess, it's gonna be hard to achieve the goals you want to achieve.

It was such an insight for me to go, wow, there's so many people suffering from mental health issues that are driven by physical issues.

I read a book a few years ago, it's a book that truly changed my life. It's called Exponential Organizations and it's all about how the greatest companies in the world think exponentially.

This was one of the first books that talked about the idea that Airbnb has access to more real estate than any hotel company in the world. Uber has access to more vehicles than any car service. Instagram has more access to media but doesn't make any.

Think about that, in 10 to 20 years, these companies have achieved what it's taken companies 50 plus years to achieve. And a lot of these companies achieved that within their first 10 years. It's unbelievable because there was a lot of complacency and comfort from all these other companies where these other organizations, these exponential organizations were able to supersede and move super fast past them.

I love the book Exponential Organizations.

I don't know if you've read it by Salim Ismail and the Singularity University and that book for me is an incredible analysis of the success of all the organizations we see ruling our phone today the way it breaks down their business models and how they were created to me it's fascinating so if anyone really wants to start up a exponential business today then that's where they have to go

Next time we spoke, we spoke about his second book, Changing World Order.

And there's also a video, free video online. 24 million people have seen it.

And we'll also be talking about his new book, The Changing World Order, Why Nations Succeed and Fail.

You can preorder it on Amazon.

Principles is a beautiful book. It feels good. It looks great. It reads even better inside.

And of course, you can pre-order the book, The New World Order, and look out for Dock Collector on Zoom as well.

This book is a practice. It's not just a book that you'll read. It's not just a book that will sit on your shelf. It's a book that you will actually implement that will shift the way you think about meditation and the way you think.

And for those of you want to know how much I love and endorse this book and this human, I have a testimonial right on the back of the book.

Everyone, Vishen Lakhiani, The Six Phase Meditation Method. Make sure you go and order your copy right now.

I'm a big reader. I'm sure you can get the audio book as well. Vishen, you read the audio book?

Yes, I did. So make sure you go and grab the audio book if you're more of a listener.

My last book was called The Buddha and the Badass.

But the ultimate thing is you want to be hyper productive. You learn to listen to that voice within. Listen to your soul, tap into the universe. And you now are taking deliberate, correct action to making the world better.

My new book, The Buddha and the Badass, tries to break that down into a series of patents and ideas that people can follow.

Now the question, the technique is this. It's about asking the right questions, but the questions have assumption that the outcome is clear.

So this is a technique, okay? So this technique is a technique that I write about in my book. This is actually in chapter nine of the book, Buddha and the Badass.

It's about merging the Buddha aspect of our nature with the bad-ass aspect of our nature. The Buddha is going within. The bad-ass is going out and shifting the world, but shifting the world based on the insights of the Buddha.

When I wrote my book, Memory Rescue, I learned about how toxic products are for us.

I'm studying the work of Dr. Sarno. And yeah, he wrote How to Heal Back Pain and The Mind-Body Prescription and The Divided Mind.

I love the interview you had with Lilly Singh and can't wait to start reading Be a Triangle. Just got it at Target.

On April 5th, Lily will release her second book, and this is what we're going to talk about today.

Be a Triangle, How I Went From Being Lost to Getting My Life Into Shape, following her New York Times bestselling book, How to Be a Boss, a guide to surviving and conquering life.

But let's dive in. When I first heard you announce the title, I was just fascinated. I was so intrigued. I was like, Beer Triangle. I was like, what does that mean?

And it's highly practical and has the cutest images in it as well.

Everyone who's watching or listening back at home, make sure you go and order this book.

There's a wonderful book about this written by a psychoanalyst in a slightly different context. The title of the book is, Can Love Last?

There's a wonderful book about this written by a psychoanalyst in a slightly different context. The title of the book is, Can Love Last?

I'm a big fan of his new book, Man Enough, Undefining My Masculinity, where he helps readers think outside of the traditional definition of masculinity.

He opens up to everyone, allows himself to be vulnerable, and admits that he is still working on healing himself.

Everyone, please welcome back Justin Boldoni and someone who hopes his book will inspire other men to let themselves be vulnerable as well.

Man Enough is a conversation about what it means to be a man today and undefining all of the stereotypical traditional ideas of masculinity to make room for anybody who identifies as a man to be allowed to be a man.

I interviewed someone recently on my podcast named Justin Baldoni, and that conversation with them really opened my mind because just what they had to say in relation to gender norms that are placed on us at a young age, how we evolve as adults and how we tend to carry those things from our childhood into our adult lives today.

he has a book called Man Enough.

I have this book by Gregory Stock, PhD, called The Book of Questions.

Do you work harder to earn praise and recognition or to avoid criticism?

One's called The Book of Questions. It's literally just got 290 reflection questions, which are really interesting.

What could someone figure out about you by the friends you've chosen?

I realized, oh crap, like I'm fit on the outside, but I'm dying on the inside. High inflammation, low testosterone, dysregulated thyroid, gut inflammation and gut issues and constipation.

But really true fitness is not about going to a little fake box at the beginning of the day and pushing, you know, fake heavy things around for an hour and then walking out and assuming that you're good to go.

My first big book that I wrote called Beyond Training was just that it was like, okay, so as an athlete, there's all these other things like digestion and hormones and endocrine system and inflammation and blood sugar regulation and immune system integrity and all these things that we don't think about when it comes to what it truly takes to have long health span and lifespan.

And this is a big part of what my last book, Boundless was about like light and how the photons of light interact with the human body to charge up the mitochondria, to allow it to be able to produce ATP,

the negative ions and the electricity produced by the planet earth that dictate when you're outside barefoot or you're touching trees and rocks, you're soaking up all those negative ions and just restoring the, the, the, the, the natural state of electricity, the body,

In 2018, Darren released his autobiography, which is called Aiming High, how a prominent sports and celebrity agent hit bottom at the top.

And as you can see, it's a bestseller on Amazon.

You'll have links all over the description so that you can go and order your copy today.

When I got back here, I started looking more into the book. I started watching interviews with you and podcasts that you've done.

I'm so excited that we get to share that on On Purpose today.

In 2018, Darren released his autobiography, which is called Aiming High, how a prominent sports and celebrity agent hit bottom at the top.

And as you can see, it's a bestseller on Amazon.

Everyone who's been listening, I hope that you're going to go and grab a copy of Aiming High by Darren Prince, how a prominent sports and celebrity agent hit bottom at the top.

If people are listening and they can't afford a book, Patrick and the publisher have sent out hundreds and hundreds of books free of charge.

What you run from only stays with you longer, writes the author of the novel Fight Club, Chuck Palahniuk, in his book Invisible Monsters Remix. Find what you're afraid of most and go live there.

What you run from only stays with you longer, writes the author of the novel Fight Club, Chuck Palahniuk, in his book Invisible Monsters Remix.