In this very special episode, it is my great honor to be invited to the White House for a rare and very personal interview with President Joe Biden.  We will witness The President reflecting on his earliest childhood memories that have indelibly shaped his path. We pause and contemplate the significance of reaching out to those facing tough times, for every compassionate connection has the power to uplift and heal. The conversation goes deep as we delve into the profound realm of family, the cornerstone of existence, and discover how to cherish and prioritize those who matter most; and the art of decision-making and preparation, as you learn to navigate life's intricate choices with clarity and mindfulness.  In this interview, you'll learn: The strength one can draw from having a supportive family How to stand up for yourself and for others How to help someone that is grieving  How to balance the weight of decision-making The impact of being present in the most challenging times In this episode we embrace the transformative power of love, compassion, and purposeful connection, as we unlock the treasures of our past and present.  With Love and Gratitude, Jay Shetty What We Discuss: 00:00 Intro 03:17 What is your earliest childhood memory that has defined what you have become today? 10:55 When you see people who are going through some tough times, it does matter when you reach out 12:58 How do you let your children and the people that matter to you know that they are important people in your life? 17:35 Family is the most important asset in life. How do you prioritize yours? 21:17 How do you process decision-making? How do you prepare for it? 27:10 How do you assess a person’s motivation so we can get to the root of it? 29:59 The President on Final Five 39:10 The story behind the pictures that The President holds dear Episode Resources: President Joe Biden | Bio President Joe Biden | YouTube President Joe Biden | InstagramSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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