On Purpose with Jay Shetty Yes Theory ON: How To Seek Discomfort & Stop Putting Off What You Should Be Doing
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Jul 13, 2020 
Amar, co-creator of Yes Theory, is known for his adventurous spirit and motivation for personal growth through challenges. He shares the thrill of facing fears and the deeper meanings behind their extreme adventures. The conversation dives into how embracing discomfort can lead to resilience and fulfillment. Amar emphasizes the joy of spontaneity and the importance of community support in tackling life's hurdles. Listeners will gain insights on overcoming obstacles, seeking help, and transforming their mindset for growth.
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First Viral Moment
- Yes Theory's first viral moment involved signing Chelsea soccer players to their fake team during Project 30.
- The video's unexpected success fueled their belief in their content's potential reach.
Amar's Entrepreneurial Journey
- Amar, inspired by Richard Branson's early entrepreneurial journey, sought to start his own company.
- He launched a clothing company partnering with street artists and giving back to the homeless, which caught Thomas's attention.
Thomas's Path to Yes Theory
- Thomas, influenced by his entrepreneurial family, sought purpose beyond comedic skits.
- Inspired by "The Buried Life," he and Matt conceived "Project 30," doing 30 new things in 30 days.
