Have you made a career path change that you’re excited about?

@caffestudios

11 ай бұрын

Hi @JayShettyPodcast , I did! Back in 2014 I moved from São Paulo, Brasil to San Diego (CA) to attend a 3 months professional certificate in Business Marketing and by the end of that course I helped a student at my school to deal with her insecurities and anxiety issues, and that particular interaction made me take a different route and study Coaching. One professional certificate later and many workshops and seminars after, I was in heaven working to help people get to their goals. But as a foreigner student I couldn't stay longer in the US due to my visa, so I had to come back to my country. And in Brazil Coaching is a very underated profession, so I had to drop down the career I learned to love and embraced a complementary field. As a healer (and of course after studying a lot) I also had to make another choice - to focus on my financial stability, and once again I didn't succeed. So now I've been working with video editing and I'm applying all my knowledge and sensibility on my work. From assembling the footage, to color grading and sound design, I make sure all the elements align delivering the best content for the targeted audience. I'm not done yet on my journey of self-discovery and success. But now I know I'm on the right path and I can help people tell their stories due to my diverse background. I thank you and Nimai for the wonderful interview. I'm taking notes this time as you brought a lot of content that speaks directly to my heart And last but not least, I feel that's important that you both had an experience with the Vaishnava community and you keep sharing their wisdom through the work you do. Love in Action! Thank you so much 🙏🏼❤️ *I loved that part when you said that people are more valued when they stay longer doing the same things, when in fact they should be valued by how quick they leave something that doesn't align and it's not at service to anyone. That's precious! Pure gold 🌟✨❤️🙏🏼 I don't even have to say I'm going to listen to this episode over and over again, right? Thanks a bunch! 🙏🏼

@CassieMatsen-lt8vd

11 ай бұрын

I Jay I am a nurse and I know this is my purpose but I feel like I need to do more to help people. I am in the process of making you tube videos to help educate and share my knowledge

@J_Nyati

11 ай бұрын

I wonna get into what nimai is doing, am doing it after work but i want to do it full time because my community really needs the awareness and push.It's one of those interviews that's meant for me.I work in a hospital where we provide sick care, but i wonna provide health care with; exercise,diet and mental health and people will live a more happy life.

@serragrkm

11 ай бұрын

I'm an artist and designer but, like you Jay, I'm very interested in behavioural sciences and psychology. Growing up with a parent with schizophrenia and battling with complex ptsd myself made me realize how important it is to help people who go through similar things, which is why I'm focusing on becoming an art therapist right now.

@JayShettyPodcast.

11 ай бұрын

@@caffestudios Thank you for sharing your story with us❤

podcast is so helpful in learning english

@user-wz8yh7td6d

2 ай бұрын

No way

@ritikchauhan7970

Ай бұрын

Yes 😊

@dragongaming2729

Ай бұрын

Yah

@korol_ludvig

Ай бұрын

my teacger reccomended this technique

@atharvpathare

2 күн бұрын

Yes

I thank God for giving me lovely parents who fed me,gave me shelter in her womb,protected me,making me educated and cultivating good mannerisms,and their prayers and songs which is still blessed in my life. Being with them those days are memorable.

@quixtonzaih

11 ай бұрын

You're so lucky brooh Here my parents is the only one who stoping me from my dreams😭😭😭

@ghouling1111

11 ай бұрын

You are listing the bare minimum on being a parent

@joedirtrd1

10 ай бұрын

@@ghouling1111Isn’t it sad & horrible that the bare minimum these days is considered so outstanding?

@peacefuladventures8697

10 ай бұрын

@@quixtonzaihyou are luck bro. I lost my mother at 11 never had such intimate father because he was abroad… grew up with addiction and at this moment stuck… and i am not at the bottom…someone else is up there too.❤

@quixtonzaih

10 ай бұрын

@@peacefuladventures8697 There is no luck for me , duh... you are the one who is lucky because atleast you had your mother till 11 , and me... I had never seen my mother🥺🥺🥺🥺 and grow up with step family, they are really very abusive😭😭😭

Nimai has one of the most soothing voices 😮 He is not only a good speaker but a great listener in this episode

@quyendoan8728

5 ай бұрын

Cant agree more! I love his voice.

Nimai is so compassionate...I never seen him before, but after this episode, I am absolutely blown away by how kind he is...and so much wisdom...thanks for introducing him to those of us who didn't know him! ❤

@ghouling1111

11 ай бұрын

I highly recommend his channel and the podcast with hid partner! So amazing

@dulcem.hernandezg.4449

10 ай бұрын

Same here, he's so humble and human, such a great interview! ❤

@travisn346

8 ай бұрын

​@@LawOfAssumptionForHermy greatest fear of being in a relationship is being cheated on. I can't imagine the betrayal of someone I give my life to.

@Annonymous28

8 ай бұрын

@@travisn346 what you fear often happens so try not to worry about it or even think about it :)

@Annonymous28

8 ай бұрын

If he was so kind why did he cheat on his wife twice they got married and got divorced like really shortly afterwards

What an insightful, intelligent, calm man. He's so wise with his words, and I can definitely feel his being so grounded in his values. One of my favorite podcasts!!

@Annonymous28

8 ай бұрын

He cheated on his wife and they got divorced right after they got married he cheated on her more than once I don’t know how insightful and intelligent and calm he really is in real life🤭

@abdifatahgurei672

24 күн бұрын

Carylannebeltran do you marry me🥹

Jay ! Thank you for bringing Nimai to the show. I’m pescatarian for now but considering to become Vegan 🌱 one day and it’s so inspiring to hear all his knowledge about nutrition and fitness lifestyle. I needed to hear this podcast today 💛

@JayShettyPodcast.

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Jay, your podcast is amazing and a true gift to the world. Just recently discovered it and have been bingeing. There is something in every episode that relates directly to my life. The insight is unmatched. Thank you.

I haven't listened to Jey in years. But man he accent is still mesmerizing like a fine musk. I can listen to him for ages

Thank you Mom for instilling in me the compassion towards all living being, showing me the path of spirituality. I'm going from pescatarian to vegan 🔜 and living minimalistic life. I love you, I miss you 🙏🏼

This is very inspiring as a vegetarian myself. Thank you so much for sharing this.

The speaker expresses gratitude for bringing Nimai Delgado to a show, revealing their current pescatarian diet and future consideration of becoming vegan. They find Nimai's knowledge about nutrition and fitness inspiring and state that they needed to hear the podcast.

All the way from 🇯🇲 Jamaica never miss your podcast very inspiring motivating..even in deepest darkness help a brother heal knowing faith is everything

This was super helpful. Nimai, Jay, thank you so much! I will be re-listening to this over and over. Such a great episode!

Showing up for yourself! That's the "secret" sauce. Committing the first part of the day to yourself and a ritual of sorts that you do no matter what is exactly the method I applied to become literally a new person. Powerful stuff

Such an inspiring topic, especially since I went Pescatarian about 3 years ago and now considering a vegan diet. I feel better than ever and still lifting up heavy weights.

@animalsarebeautifulpeople3094

11 ай бұрын

sushi used to be my favorite food - but then i started feeling like the reason why i like it so much is because of the saturated fat content! It was before i went vegan and before i even considered the ethics of killing so many sea animals for our taste habits - anyway long story short it's been almost 5 years that I stopped eating all animals and i would never go back to eating animals again... fish are just as sentient as land animals with some sea animals like octopuses having poetic feelings and a sense of beauty (they actually make their own garden with items that they find beautiful - that was the inspiration for the beatles song "octopuses' garden" ) - and my number 1 reason for not eating animals will always be ethics, but I FEEL so much better not eating saturated fat laden flesh ~ !! Amazing! 😊 Best of luck to you on your journey - like Nimai says the STRONGEST animals in the world aren't carnivores. Lions and tigers actually go after the weak and feeble herbivores of the herd, not the strongest ones. Lions can't beat hippos for example. I've seen videos where lions get out of the way when hippos approach! 🤔

What a truly delightful conversation. Thank you both. Nimai certainly has a lot to offer, a dream podcast.💕

@JayShettyPodcast.

11 ай бұрын

Thank you!

@Annonymous28

8 ай бұрын

He has so much to offer he cheated on his wife they got divorced immediately after getting married what a great catch right😭😭

Incredible conversation❤Nimai is like an angel with his warming energy and special light❤

MY FAILURE IS THE BEST OPPORTUNITY FOR MY LIFE TO MORE GROW UP. Don't bring failure to be something that has no value, but bring failure to be one of the materials that we study through to get a better value from there. Failure brings out the one who can open my mind to what I face in my own process, Failure caused problems in my head but did not break my mind to give up, failure led me to become someone who knows what I am going to do for tomorrow. Failure brought me to know that what I did was something that had a good impact on me. The heart of failure I weep does not mean I give up but from the cry I learnt that weep also brought myself to walk near what I was doing...

Just amazing. So much in this podcast, I’ll be re-listening to this over an over. Jay- thank you for this introduction to Nimai and interview skills. Nimai, thank you for your wisdom and sharing your dharma.

@JayShettyPodcast.

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the episode!

I am a big Jay Shetty fan and love his approach in his interviews. This interview resonated with me. I was advised at an early age to use my experiences as learning opportunities and stepping stones to the move to the next step in my life. I have changed careers many times in my life but I can look back and see what I learned from each step along the way.

I always listen to Jay's podcast whenever I am doing my work out and this episode is one of my favorite.

Thank you so much for so sincere, warm and cozy interview 💞💞💞

Thank you for my parents as well who protected me in the womb, and worked hard for me cared for me, trained me to be respectful and showed me how to be loving and caring .

So this is my first ever podcast and I really enjoyed that. Get pumped up with energy after this.

Omnivores often feel shamed for eating animals by plant-based folks and plant-based folks feel shame for not eating animals, particularly men (a senseless taboo imho). It’s a choice to feel shame or not - largely societal and cultural pressures. So this is how a conversation on reducing *all* suffering is had - logically, transparently, and calmly. Well done, gentlemen - more of this, please.

First time I watch your full podcast feeling good and inspired me lot

i became an instant fan of Nimai!!! i started watching his vlogs and im learning so much! thanks jay and nimai!

@Annonymous28

8 ай бұрын

Really even though he cheated on his wife they got divorced right after they got married and he cheated on her while they were together😭

This is such a great episode! I shared it with my kids as they struggle with finding the right nutrition and protein as vegetarians. Also struggling with what to do at 19 & 20 years old and still be happy and successful in life.

Thank you so much for bringing Nimai ❤he helped me a lot in my vegan journey.

This is great Jay. I could relate with both of you. It helps a lot. Keep doing.

This podcasts contains of exhilarating insights and experience of Nimai which is gonna to develop outstanding habits in someone's life. Being an early bird I am feeling glad by listening this podcast. The most paramount insight profoundly hit me is some children turn to other factors which are above their thinking, this reason behind is because the beliefs followed by their parents are not justified them.

great podcast! i've been at a point in my life struggling with my career path and trying to figure out for months on whether to stay in college or not since my major doesn't interest me anymore, i've felt like a failure in the past months and have been trying to learn more about myself in this moment of hitting "rock bottom." But listening to this has taught me many new things that I want to apply in my life and I am going to keep rewatching this and get it into my head. Also love your Dr Joe Dispenza podcast on habits.. it has taught me so much and I relisten to it consistently. Thank you!

What a nice interview. I felt the empathy and sincerity with which he spoke of his journey, showing those of us listening that challanges are part of the life and that it is definitely rewarding to share the knowledge learned.

@Annonymous28

8 ай бұрын

He has empathy for animals but he cheated on his wife and they ended up getting divorced right after they got married

Nimai Delgado's insightful perspective on how failure is an integral part of success in the fitness journey is truly inspiring, reminding us that setbacks and challenges can be transformative stepping stones towards achieving our goals.

@JayShettyPodcast.

11 ай бұрын

Very true!

Oh god thank you I get a chance to watch Nimai interview his every words amazing 😊

This is really warm and cozy interview. I really enjoyed listening Nimai's voice. I learned a lot Thank you for your great interview😊

Nice. I've taken so many decisions in my life and I thought I was the wrong one. Like quitting some courses when was not feeling right to me. This interview surprisingly answered many doubts, about coaches, about ego involved activities which I don't feel good , etc. Very.nice.

Such a workaholic and purposeful conversation indeed! A conversation for me transiting in the world of work! Keep up the great work Jay❤🎉

@JayShettyPodcast.

11 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Wow I love this & you both! Super inspiring! ❤🙏

Man!! I was scrolling looking for an interview with a familiar face and something told me to just pick this one just from the title and man am I glad I am listening!! I love your podcast and the people you bring on. I learn so much and my mindset shifts to different perspectives with every episode! I just started a podcast and I strive to make people feel calm, enlightened and make them want to instantly change their life. I want them to finish each episode feeling better than they did before watching It like I like I always feel watching yours🙂 Great job

He build his body for a purpose not only for get an attention from others. He build his body muscle also for his health, always try to keep his body fit, healthy inside and outside. He eats a healthy food, I think he is a nice person. He has a good mind and character also. The way he explains are the same with his reality. Didn't make a fake speech. I really love this podcast and also about what are they talking about☺️🙏❤️

What an amazing interview.. So clear great questions and good answers ..

Nimai is very hansome...and humble...

feel like passing yoyr journey Mr Nimai as I'm an engineer right now and fell in love with gym

You are both so amazing!!! Thank you so much for this beautiful beautiful podcast🩷🤗

Thanks Jay and Nimai. Quite frankly, i realy can't enjoy working in public sector with the terrible culture system that always destroys my principle. I've spent 10 years for this occupation. Yet, i am designing my better future now and trying not to blame my previous decision.

Thank you from Thailand 🙏

We have the same morning routine. I added over the years 30min walking in nature after meditation. cold shower and get to work. Cheers! Awesome show!

Enjoy the process! The words I needed❣️

I really like the "ESM" acronym Jay came up with. It's a methodology that keeps people from being on the fence about what they want to pursue in their lives. It keeps you from following the customs and ideas that people can put on you for your life that are deemed "realistic". It also keeps you from being so in the "woo" (about what your passionate for) that you don't set up a plan/strategy that allows you to do it for the rest of your life and possibly provide for a family if you have one.

Love this podcast ❤❤

The Iskon New Talivan Cow Festival was the first weekend in October. I love that farm and all of the people there. The food is amazing too! You are so lucky to have been a part of that community. It is in Carrier, MS.

i liked the part that talking about wake up early because before 5 months i was waking up to late but when i listen to this part of podcast it make me motivat to wake up early and now im happy for this chage and i which more changes thank u about that

so great podcast , all positive steeps from it am really respect you're

Shining a light on the ego makes it dance into the shadows and come out in other ways. whoa

Jay thank you so much for a such a great episode really it's helpful and I see your guest is open minded really I appreciate both of you greetings from sudan

I am looking forward to see you inviting people regardless of the religion

Such a delightful conversation.@jayshetty thank you for bringing him. @Nimai your energy is so calming❤

@JayShettyPodcast.

11 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the interview!

Talking about him and engineering etc I related to so much. I went to school for one thing then realized I wouldn’t be happy doing it so I switched my career

❤ I needed to hear this today! Thank you for such a great episode!!! 4th week in my weight loss journey had a rough last few days and was feeling awful!

@JayShettyPodcast.

11 ай бұрын

You got this! Thank you for commenting ❤

Thank you for bringing Namai to the show. Great episode!

@Annonymous28

8 ай бұрын

He’s not that great he cheated on his girlfriend made her a wife and then cheat on her again they got divorced right after they got married

I can totally relate to Nimai's experience. I was raised as a Hare Krishna outside of the temple community. I didn't feel like I fit in anywhere.

@radhikapather

4 ай бұрын

I grow up in a Hare Krishna community outside temple, I also felt I didn’t fit in anywhere, cause he where not explained how to cope with both worlds. And it felt like living two different life’s. But now with help of social media and the internet I feel that has changed… integrating everything into one you makes a better life

Such a great podcast i love it

Thank you Jay Sir for bringing him on the Podcast it was amazing to hear him the way he speaks about Vegan lifestyle, the way he talks about his childhood journey everything was just amazing once again I would like to say huge thanks to you Jay Sir for bringing sach a great on the Podcast

I'm obsessed with your guest😂

Great Thanks for the outstanding podcast 🥰🥰

4ra ke technical features sabse best hain, pura reliable platform hai bhai📱💪🏼

Really inspiring, 👏❤

This was so good!! Thanks Jay 🙏🙏

Great interview and insights.

WoW married to a girl that literally babysat my son when she was 18 and we both lived in Mississippi. Cool connects. Tell Bianca I still have my cat she helped me keep. She’s great congrats.

@Annonymous28

8 ай бұрын

He cheated on her for the second time and they got divorced immediately after getting married he’s a terrible person

@mshuneebee7752

8 ай бұрын

@@Annonymous28 yes unfortunately. She is an amazing young lady that I highly respect. She is amazing and doing great things.

M so happy when he said hare krishna ❤️

Dang ! Career as a profitable source of pleasure, love that.

Lovely Nimai Delgado ,what a cool man with a kind soul:)😇

SOOOO GOOOOD!!!!

The best conversation i had never seen.. I will rewatch this episode..

apology i just want to share.. i appreciate this podcast .. ❤ its more of a combine power in good porpose..

That's was a great podcast❤

Jay thank you for introducing the guest❤ noticed you stop doing that and get confused with who the guest is sometimes

00:04 Nimai Delgado is a world-renowned vegan bodybuilder and motivational speaker. 05:35 Being plant-based is a choice driven by beliefs and values. 17:02 Growing up as a Hindu in a different culture made me feel like an outcast 21:48 Follow your passion and find a career that brings you joy and fulfillment. 31:45 Switched from engineering to fitness and found success in combining engineering skills with passion for working out. 36:42 Bodybuilding journey from insecurity to self-love and inspiring others 46:08 Coaching is about helping clients discover their power within 50:59 Being a coach or a student is tough, but coaching friends and family can be interesting. 1:00:35 Focus on lifting weights with intention and avoid ego-driven workouts Crafted by Merlin AI.00:04 Nimai Delgado is a world-renowned vegan bodybuilder and motivational speaker. 05:35 Being plant-based is a choice driven by beliefs and values. 17:02 Growing up as a Hindu in a different culture made me feel like an outcast 21:48 Follow your passion and find a career that brings you joy and fulfillment. 31:45 Switched from engineering to fitness and found success in combining engineering skills with passion for working out. 36:42 Bodybuilding journey from insecurity to self-love and inspiring others 46:08 Coaching is about helping clients discover their power within 50:59 Being a coach or a student is tough, but coaching friends and family can be interesting. 1:00:35 Focus on lifting weights with intention and avoid ego-driven workouts Crafted by Merlin AI.

Thank you for brining more vegan voices! This was a lovely episode.

i'm new youtube user from india

Failure and success and judgement is imagined.

Phenomenal interview love the verbiage 🙌🙌🙌

Thank you for this episode ❤❤❤❤❤

Nimai proves they you can be very fit on a vegan diet

I want to say that... Jaysheetty podcast is knowledgeable and amazing,.... His thses type of podcast also amazing... Whenever i wanna some motivation i watch these types of podcast ❤

You are the beneficiary of that challenge. Amazing

What an awesome episode!

Podcast it's good 👍

Great speech👍👍

Love this episode ❤

@JayShettyPodcast.

11 ай бұрын

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed listening!

great interview! Nimai is amazing

My favourite speaker Jay genius l love his speech very much

This is My goal this year ! Focus on the experience and not the outcome…

super interview

thank you

4rabet pe bets lagana bohot asaan hai bro, interface bohot clear aur simple hai 📱💯

Thank you jay for this podcast nimai is wonderful person