Jay Shetty

British influencer

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July 2023 Interviewed US President Joe Biden on his mental health initiatives in a podcast episode filmed at the White House.
January 31 2023 Published his second book '8 Rules of Love: How to Find It, Keep It, and Let It Go' with Simon & Schuster, which became a New York Times best-seller within a week.
2022 Jay Shetty presided over the wedding of Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck, officiating their marriage ceremony.
2022 Joined meditation product company Calm as its 'Chief Purpose Officer'.
2021 Launched Sama Tea (later rebranded as Juni Tea) with his wife Radhi, an adaptogenic brand inspired by ayurveda.
2020 Founded the Jay Shetty Certification School, an online learning platform for becoming an accredited life coach, and published his first book 'Think Like a Monk' with Simon & Schuster.
2019 Launched the podcast 'On Purpose', which was downloaded 64 million times in its first year and became the number one health podcast according to Forbes.
August 2019 YouTuber Nicole Arbour criticized Shetty for posting quotes without proper attribution, leading him to edit 113 Instagram posts to add attributions.
May 2019 Shetty won Best in Health & Wellness at the 11th Shorty Awards.
April 2019 Shetty was honored with the Outstanding Achievement Online Award at The Asian Awards.
2018 Shetty won a Streamy Award in the Health and Wellness category, made appearances on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and Red Table Talk, and became Will Smith's 'personal spiritual adviser'.
2017 Shetty stopped working for HuffPost and began releasing videos independently on Facebook and YouTube.
2016 Shetty broke away from Accenture to become an independent content creator and won the Asian Media Award for Best Blog.
October 2010 Shetty arrived in India, claiming to have spent time at an ISKCON ashram in Mumbai, though records suggest he mostly created promotional videos at Bhaktivedanta Manor in Watford.

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