What qualities do you truly want in a partner?
Do you believe in manifestation when it comes to love?
Today, Jay explores how you can break free from insecurity and build lasting confidence using science-backed techniques and practical mindset shifts. Jay opens the episode by addressing the invisible forces that keep us stuck in self-doubt, such as fear of failure, scarcity mindset, and negative self-talk. He explains that our brains are wired for survival, not confidence, which means that many of our insecurities stem from a natural instinct to protect ourselves from perceived threats.
Jay introduces seven powerful strategies for retraining the brain for confidence. First, he explains the importance of stopping the brain’s “threat detection system”, which makes us perceive challenges as dangers rather than opportunities. He then highlights unconscious competence, where we often fail to recognize the skills we’ve already mastered. By tapping into this, we can use our existing strengths as a foundation for greater self-assurance.
In this episode, you'll learn:
How to Overcome the Fear of Being Judged
How to Let Go of What No Longer Serves You
How to Take Control of Your Confidence
How to Shift from Self-Doubt to Self-Belief
How to Train Your Brain to Build Lasting Confidence
Confidence is not about being perfect; it’s about showing up, learning, and giving yourself the grace to evolve. You have everything within you to shift from doubt to self-trust.
With Love and Gratitude,
Jay Shetty
What We Discuss:
00:00 Intro
01:48 How to Manifest Love this Year
05:35 The State of Desperation and Detachment
07:18 Desperation Leads to a Lot of Challenges
09:45 Desperation Leads to Overthinking
13:06 Desperation Leads to Toxic Situations
15:18 Things You Do When You Detach Yourself from Others
21:22 #1: Take Small Steps Toward Love
23:48 #2: Be Patient for Love
24:55 #3: Align What You Think, Say and Do
26:26 #4: Live as if You Already Have Love
28:09 #5: Find Healing Before Your Next Relationship
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