Mastering Your Mind: How To Get Out of Your Head with Jay Shetty

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🗓️ 26 February 2018

⏱️ 10 minutes

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When you have nothing, you figure out what to do when you have something. For those of us living in the first world, this is a challenging concept to wrap our heads around (because we have so much.) Inducing poverty or struggle would bring us this enlightenment, but the learning curve to get there would be difficult. The next best option is talking to those who have put their minds through this type of growth.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	My thing is that when I come up with an idea,
0:02.2	I want to know what the Dalai Lama thinks
0:03.8	as much as what the Mark Zuckerberg thinks.
0:05.6	Because for me, that polarity is what allows me
0:08.7	to not get lost in the echo chamber.
0:15.9	Not everybody can be a monk.
0:17.1	Not everybody's going to be a billionaire.
0:18.4	How do you balance those?
0:20.0	So, yeah, three points on the court.
0:22.1	Yeah. Number one.
0:23.2	Have three points on the basketball court.
0:24.6	Yeah, we're on the court.
0:25.5	The three points on the court.
0:26.9	Number one, you touch on it at the start.
0:29.6	There's a beautiful verse in the Bhagavad Gita
0:31.4	that says that detachment doesn't mean
0:33.4	that you own nothing.
0:35.2	Detachment means that nothing owns you.
0:37.4	Okay.
0:37.9	And to me, that's that balance.
0:39.6	That's that balance.
0:40.6	It's that you know that.
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