Welcome back to the toast. I'm so excited for today's guest. First of all, Jay Shetty is here,

which is such a big deal. Biggest podcaster. Maybe like, you know, you end the toast. Two of the

biggest podcasters ever. Guru, author, podcaster. Jay Shetty, thank you so much for being here.

Claudia, I'm so grateful to be with you and I'm really excited because like I said, my entire team

is full of toasters. And so there's such huge fans and it's an honor to be with you. I'm really

excited. I would like to thank all the toasters who made this happen. Thank you all for your hard

work. Jay, you are like such a big deal. I don't know if you know. And honestly, I feel like the

magnitude of your work didn't even really hit me until I got to LA and I was just telling my friends

and different people. I'm like, oh, I'm interviewing Jay Shetty. We've had cool people on the podcast.

Like you have a profound impact on people. Like I can't really describe how different people's

reaction to you coming on the show was then from anyone we've ever had. Wow. I mean, that makes me

feel so grateful, honestly. And I feel humbled by that. And so thank you, everyone who's been

listening to on purpose and supporting and the podcast. Well, so I'm curious. Like I feel like

I was interviewing people and you're now in my hot seat. Are you nervous? I enjoy this, especially

when even the first few moments we spent together because I love learning more about myself. Yeah.

And learning more about someone else in this process. So I wouldn't say I, yeah, I feel nervous.

A little bit. Yeah. A little bit. Yeah. I know. I mean, my favorite thing on the planet is to

talk about myself. So I love giving you an interview. But I know it's not for everyone. You know,

I feel nervous when I care. That's what I realized. Of course. I feel nervous when I care. If I

don't care, then I won't feel nervous. Anything worth caring about is like going to give you like

diarrhea. Absolutely. Yeah. Yeah. And yeah. So I feel like you have this huge podcast. And I

think we have really different audiences. And for anyone who might not be familiar with your work,

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