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Is it possible to pivot and lean into our passions later on in adulthood? How can you successfully remain true to your identity while following different ventures? Today on the show we have Jay Sean, a renowned global artist whose impact on the music industry has been profound since his debut in 2003 with the groundbreaking album "Me Against Myself." Over the past two decades, Jay has contributed five studio albums, a standout greatest hits compilation, and a collection of engaging mixtapes. With an impressive career spanning 20 years, Jay has consistently demonstrated his musical prowess and fearlessness in embracing new creative challenges while remaining authentically connected to his artistic roots. This episode is a masterclass in self-awareness. Jay provides practical insights into recognizing and embracing change, uncovering the secrets to thriving in transition, and forging a path that aligns with your core values. Tune in and get ready to be inspired, motivated, and equipped with the tools to shape your authentic success story. In this interview you’ll learn: The importance of self-awareness How to let go of fear and embrace new things Insights on how he has let go of self limiting beliefs How Jay has navigated the ups and downs of success Balancing what has brought you success in the past while also leaning into your new passions Remember that embracing new parts of you doesn’t mean you are letting go of yourself. It just means you are meeting different parts of you, growing and evolving. In Love and Gratitude, Jay Shetty What We Discuss: 00:00 Intro 04:06 Jay shares insights into his upbringing, discussing the influence of his driven parents and their sacrifices. 12:15 The moment Jay knew he wanted to study medicine and pursue a musical career 18:27 When it clicked for him and changed the trajectory of his life 25:39 Dreams feeling within reach 35:14 The importance of not keeping yourself in a box 43:40 Lessons learned over the past 20 years 44:45 Why are you doing this? 53:30 Why staying true to himself has helped navigate challenges 58:30 The story of how Ride It came to be 01:01:46 The power of letting go of your ego and leaning into your curiosity 01:13:01 Letting Go of Former Identities 01:17:09 What we can learn from Rocky Balboa 01:19:31 Breaking free from a trapped identity 01:25:38 Conclusion Episode Resources: Jay Sean | Facebook Jay Sean | Instagram Jay Sean | TikTok See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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