Lilly Singh is a Canadian comedian, actress, former talk show host, and YouTuber. Singh has found worldwide fame through her comedic and inspirational content, amassing nearly 40 million followers across her social media channels alongside projects with NBC, Netflix and other major Hollywood studios via her production company Unicorn Island Productions. She's written a new book, BE A TRIANGLE: How I Went from Being Lost to Getting MY Life into Shape In this episode we discuss:The key to living a fulfilling lifeThe biggest mistake people make with manifestingHow to approach failureHow to value yourself beyond your work For more, go to lewishowes.com/1250Purchase Lilly's new book here: Be A Triangle: How I Went from Being Lost to Getting My Life into Shape Mel Robbins: The “Secret” Mindset Habit to Building Confidence and Overcoming Scarcity: https://link.chtbl.com/970-podDr. Joe Dispenza on Healing the Body and Transforming the Mind: https://link.chtbl.com/826-podMaster Your Mind and Defy the Odds with David Goggins: https://link.chtbl.com/715-pod
Lilly Singh talks about redefining success and how she used to believe that having awards, money, and fame were the only ways to consider oneself successful. She also discusses her book and the biggest lie she had been living for a long time.
In this episode, the host shares her personal experience of learning to love herself despite caring about what others think. She further discusses how distractions can take us away from a place of gratitude and how defining a fulfilling life for ourselves is crucial during the growth phase.
We often create limitations for ourselves based on our perceived identity, when in reality, we are constantly evolving and shouldn't confine ourselves to just one aspect of who we are. By embracing the various spectrums of our personalities, we can become more understanding and supportive of ourselves and others.
This episode explores the idea of separating one's work or creative endeavors from one's personal identity and finding value in both aspects of oneself.
Detaching yourself from work can lead to better objectivity and success, as experienced by the speaker who removed social media from her phone for six months during the pandemic. This allows for more time to focus on practices like meditation and achieving work-life balance.
The speaker expresses feeling overwhelmed by social media during the Black Lives Matter protests and shares their coping strategy, namely deleting their social media apps when feeling too overwhelmed.
Developing a personal framework can help people overcome mental challenges and negative thinking, leading to greater fulfillment and lightness. This approach is more helpful than relying solely on direct actions or an egocentric perspective.
The speaker shares how she uses a vision board in her shower to help prioritize her goals, which includes manifesting success with auditions and having Disney Plus.
The host explains the importance of creating a vision board and how it can help to put healthy value on the things people want in life, such as big houses, success, and money.
The speaker reflects on the possibility of being successful, fulfilled, and committed in a romantic relationship simultaneously. While she believes it's achievable, she thinks that it would require prioritizing one of the three areas over the others.
The speaker believes that creating a relationship centered around working together towards a common goal with the help of an accountability therapist or coach can foster a sense of togetherness and alignment, and ultimately strengthen the partnership.
The pressure to be the first in a certain field can be overwhelming. Despite detaching from accolades, the pressure remains a distraction from achieving personal goals and finding fulfillment.
The speaker discusses a book that talks about painful things and suggests getting multiple copies to share with friends. They express their disinterest in consistently making YouTube videos just for the sake of doing so.
In this episode, the importance of doing deeper inner work while experiencing external success is discussed. The guest speaker shares his personal experience and emphasizes the significance of focusing on personal growth rather than solely on external recognition.
In this podcast episode, the guest talks about defining ourselves by our potential rather than our struggles, and the importance of actively putting the work into discovering our purpose, whatever it may be.