Jay Shetty

Love is in the small things.

Everything you do in the day from washing to eating breakfast, having meetings, driving to work… watching television or deciding instead to read… everything you do is your spiritual life. It is only a matter of how consciously you do these ordinary things

The focus is on the process, not the outcome

The focus is on the process, not the outcome

TRY THIS: ADD TO-BE’S TO YOUR TO-DO’S

Think of varna (also a word with complex meanings) as passion and skills. Seva is understanding the world’s needs and selflessly serving others. When your natural talents and passions (your
varna)

It taps into my understanding that who you are is not what you say, but how you behave

I’m pleased with how it’s gone. I enjoyed sharing the ideas as much as I enjoyed researching them.

e come to realize that we don’t have to do everything, that we can’t do everything, that what I can’t do is someone else’s gift and responsibility.…

Here are two important caveats: First, following your dharma doesn’t mean you get a free pass. When it comes to skills, you should lean into your strengths. But if your weaknesses are emotional qualities like empathy, compassion, kindness, and generosity, you should never stop developing them. There’s no point in being a tech wizard if you’re not compassionate. You don’t get to be a jerk just because you’re skilled.