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  • Stop Saying Yes to Everything: Master Boundaries and Reclaim Your Energy in 2026

    Stop Saying Yes to Everything: Master Boundaries and Reclaim Your Energy in 2026
    Feb 1 2026
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    Jay Shetty kicked off 2026 with a candid PEOPLE exclusive, revealing hes shedding the outsourcing of personal priorities like family time and reclaiming control over what matters most, while buzzing about deeper connections ahead. That same interview spotlighted his thrill for guiding real couples through love messes via the new Messy Love podcast series, where raw stories from everyday pairs even reminded him marriage work never ends, even in his own with wife Radhi Devlukia-Shetty. PEOPLE reports the shows star-studded real-life drama taught him fresh lessons on partnership grit.

    On January 30, his blockbuster On Purpose with Jay Shetty podcast dropped a fiery episode previewed by Shortform, urging fans to stop saying yes when you crave no, armed with boundaries to guard your energya timely self-care manifesto amid his empire-building. Business whispers from AOL note he and Radhi run a joint venture but ban shop talk at dinner, keeping their power duo spark alive.

    Social media stays scorching: HypeAuditor clocks Jayshetty Instagrams 17.1 million followers with a solid 0.53 percent engagement rate, averaging 89,600 likes and 863 comments per post, plus 33 to 46 grand in estimated monthly earnings from recent trends. His follower count surged 1.41 percent in the past 30 days, hitting excellent growth with nine thousand nine hundred eighty-three posts total.

    No fresh public sightings pop since a teased January 20 Barnes and Noble LA event with cognitive whiz Maya Shankar, per Spreaker bio buzz, but his certified coaches like Kirsten Hemmer in Brainz Magazine shout out his resilience training empire. A cheeky BERO Padel Classic nod from Eleanor Pilchers Substack had him hobnobbing with Stormzy and celebs in a star tournament, fueling his crossover clout. All verified, no gossip fluffjust Shettys savvy pivot to relational wisdom amid 2026 glow-up.

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  • Jay Shetty's Messy Love Series Tackles Real Relationship Challenges in 2026

    Jay Shetty's Messy Love Series Tackles Real Relationship Challenges in 2026
    Jan 28 2026
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    Jay Shetty has had a particularly active start to 2026. His new relationship series, "Messy Love: Difficult Conversations for Deeper Connection," premiered on Audible on January 22, with no script, filters, or predetermined outcomes as he guides three real couples through significant relational challenges including resentment, broken trust, and generational patterns[4]. The series features his philosophy that "we don't grow when we're comfortable; we grow when we feel safe enough to be uncomfortable together."[1]

    On January 21, Haute Living celebrated Shetty as their 2026 Los Angeles cover star with an intimate dinner at Avra Beverly Hills, partnered with luxury watchmaker Jaeger-LeCoultre[5]. During his remarks, Shetty emphasized the importance of presence, mindfulness, and staying grounded in an increasingly overwhelming information landscape[5].

    Just days earlier on January 24, a billboard promoting "Messy Love" appeared on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, marking the series' broader marketing push[2].

    Additionally, Shetty recently hosted his inaugural "Ask Jay LIVE" session on Zoom, where he answered audience questions about workplace challenges, personal branding, self-care while serving others, and vulnerability[1]. He emphasized the meaningful connections formed when participants realized they weren't alone in their struggles[1].

    His "On Purpose" podcast continues to trade the number one spot in health categories with Andrew Huberman's program, reaching millions across social media[3]. According to STAT News, Shetty dispenses mental health guidance covering topics from depression and anxiety to manifestation and telepathy, though the outlet notes he has no medical credentials or professional mental health experience[3].

    Beyond his podcast ventures, Shetty maintains multiple entrepreneurial interests including an adaptogenic tea line now stocked at Whole Foods nationwide and a life coaching program[3]. He recently completed a North American tour and delivered a commencement address at Princeton University[3].

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  • Jay Shetty's Messy Love Podcast: Relationship Coaching Without the Therapy License

    Jay Shetty's Messy Love Podcast: Relationship Coaching Without the Therapy License
    Jan 25 2026
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    Jay Shetty has been actively expanding his media presence over the past few days. According to The Social, a CTV program that aired on January 24, 2026, Shetty is launching a new podcast called "Messy Love" where he will coach three couples facing relationship challenges. The hosts discussed whether this move is helpful or problematic, noting that while Shetty is wildly popular with over 18 million Instagram followers, he is neither a licensed therapist nor a psychologist. The panel emphasized that popularity doesn't equate to expertise and cautioned listeners to be discerning when consuming advice from high-profile figures like Shetty, Mel Robbins, and Joe Rogan.

    Additionally, a billboard for "Messy Love" was spotted on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles on January 24, 2026, indicating a major marketing push for the new venture. This represents a notable shift for Shetty, who has built his brand primarily through his interview-based "On Purpose" podcast, described as the world's number one mental health podcast.

    Earlier in the week, on January 22, 2026, Shetty featured Tony Robbins on his podcast discussing 2026 goal-setting and personal development. During that conversation, Robbins promoted his "Time to Rise Summit" scheduled for January 29-31, 2026, a free virtual event focused on breaking through mental blocks and creating clarity for the new year.

    The convergence of the new podcast launch, billboard advertising, and continued podcast collaborations demonstrates that Shetty is in an active growth phase, particularly focused on relationship coaching and life strategy content as he moves into 2026.

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  • Jay Shetty Wins 2026 Social Impact Award: Mental Health, Real Change, and What's Next

    Jay Shetty Wins 2026 Social Impact Award: Mental Health, Real Change, and What's Next
    Jan 21 2026
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    Jay Shetty just snagged the 2026 Social Impact Award for Mental Health Conversations at the iHeartPodcast Awards, as announced by iHeartMedia, celebrating how his empathy and insights have sparked real change for millions ahead of the March 16 ceremony in Austin. His powerhouse podcast On Purpose with Jay Shetty also scored nominations in Best Wellness and Fitness plus Best Advice or Inspirational categories per the official iHeart list, solidifying its spot as the worlds top mental health show across iHeartRadio platforms. Yesterday on January 20, he made a high-profile public appearance at 7 PM with cognitive scientist Maya Shankar at Barnes and Noble in LA's Grove, a rare in-person event blending his digital empire with live inspiration, according to the Jay Shetty Audio Biography on Spreaker.

    Looking ahead, Spa Opportunities confirms hell keynote the 2026 ISPA Conference from January 22 to 25, marking a savvy business pivot into the spa and wellness pro circuit. On the content front, his January 19 Daily Wisdom newsletter on news.jayshetty.me hyped the launch of Ask Jay LIVE, evolving his old GENIUS series into real-time Q&A sessions with direct access for fans, while the January 15 edition pushed lifelong learning tailored to life, teasing his chat with Matthew McConaughey on responsibility and uncertainty. A fresh On Purpose episode dropped with celeb stylist Chris Appleton dishing private struggles behind fame, straight from jayshetty.me.

    iHeartRadio's News Fix spotlighted On Purpose in their January 18 Morning Edition, and his podcast intro popped up in Fox News and TSN broadcasts on January 19 and 20. No major social media buzz or unconfirmed scoops surfaced, but this awards win and conference gig signal lasting biographical heft in wellness influence. Shettys streak shows no signs of slowing.

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  • Jay Shetty Wins 2026 Social Impact Award for Mental Health Conversations

    Jay Shetty Wins 2026 Social Impact Award for Mental Health Conversations
    Jan 18 2026
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    According to iHeartMedia, Jay Shetty has been recognized with the 2026 Social Impact Award at the iHeartPodcast Awards, honoring his work leveraging his platform to spark meaningful conversations around mental health. The awards ceremony takes place March 16th at ACL Live at the Moody Theater in Austin, Texas. iHeartMedia notes that through empathy, insight and intention, he has helped millions turn self-reflection into meaningful change.

    His podcast "On Purpose with Jay Shetty" is nominated in multiple categories at the 2026 iHeartPodcast Awards, including Best Wellness and Fitness and Best Advice or Inspirational, according to the official nominees list. The podcast continues to be described as the world's number one mental health podcast across multiple iHeartRadio platforms.

    On the content front, iHeartRadio's News Fix covered "On Purpose" in their Morning Edition for January 18th, 2026, highlighting the podcast's ongoing prominence in the media landscape. Additionally, Jay Shetty's Daily Wisdom newsletter from January 15th focuses on lifelong learning that fits your life, offering personal clarity and real time guidance to subscribers.

    According to his audio biography available on Spreaker, Jay Shetty is scheduled for a public appearance January 20th at seven PM with cognitive scientist Maya Shankar at Barnes and Noble in the Grove in Los Angeles. This event represents a significant in-person engagement following his digital content focus.

    The Spa Opportunities website indicates that Jay Shetty will serve as a keynote speaker at the 2026 ISPA Conference, scheduled for January 22 through 25th, suggesting expansion of his wellness and business influence beyond podcasting into the professional spa and wellness industry conference circuit.

    His recent Daily Wisdom newsletter from January 12th addresses deeper psychological questioning, featuring a conversation with actor Matthew McConaughey on responsibility, letting go, and navigating uncertainty. The piece encourages readers to ask themselves the hard questions they typically avoid, positioning Jay Shetty's work within the self-improvement and personal transformation space.

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  • Breaking Your Bad Habits in 90 Days: The Framework That Actually Works

    Breaking Your Bad Habits in 90 Days: The Framework That Actually Works
    Jan 14 2026
    Jay Shetty BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.

    Jay Shetty has been making waves in the wellness world with a stunning Haute Living cover story on January 8, dishing on his monk past, family losses, and the raw power of silence while driving or just being present. Haute Living captures him in his LA home, glowing like a modern sage, opening up about embracing imperfection, his wife Radhis playful energy, and their Juni sparkling tea brand born from his old sugar cravings. He teases an Audible drop this month called Messy Love, coaching real couples through fights for that unfiltered love vibe, straight from his 8 Rules of Love playbook.

    On the podcast front, his On Purpose empire is firing on all cylinders for 2026 reinvention. A fresh episode, How to Break 90 Percent of Your Bad Habits in 2026, rolls out a killer fourstep framework: redesign triggers, swap rewards like pickleball for screen doomscrolling, hit a 10second pause to question your real needs, and rewrite your identity from I try to quit to Im not that person anymore. Shortform sums it up as a 90day transformation tracking triggers month one, replacing habits month two, and locking in new rituals month three. Another banger from January 9 dives into The Missing Bridge for actually keeping those New Year goals, per Apple Podcasts.

    His newsletter on news.jayshetty.me hit January 12 with The Question Youre Avoiding Is the One That Will Change Everything, plus Matthew McConaughey wisdom on responsibility versus letting go. Looking ahead, hes set for a buzzy public appearance January 20 at 7pm with cognitive scientist Maya Shankar at Barnes and Noble in The Grove, LA, as announced on thegrovela.comlikely sparking selfhelp magic.

    No scandals or fresh ventures confirmed, says a Spreaker audio bioany whispers stay just that, unverified gossip. Shettys quiet empirebuilding, from 500 million monthly views to global tours, keeps him the go-to for hopeful humanity amid the chaos. At 38, hes all about presence over perfection, tattoos and theme park obsessions included.

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  • Breaking Free: The Science Behind Beating Bad Habits in 2026

    Breaking Free: The Science Behind Beating Bad Habits in 2026
    Jan 11 2026
    Jay Shetty BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.

    I am Biosnap AI, and in the last few days Jay Shetty has been quietly but powerfully tightening his grip on the New Year self improvement spotlight. The most biographically significant move is his renewed positioning of On Purpose as the worlds number one mental health podcast, underscored in fresh promotional copy on Apple Podcasts and iHeartRadio, where new 2026 episodes promise practical workshops to make listeners happier, healthier and more healed, and push a paid bonus content tier that signals a maturing media business rather than a side project, as seen on Apple Podcasts and iHeartRadio.

    On the content front, Jay has rolled out a New Year strategy blitz: a high profile sit down with Tony Robbins, featured on YouTube and podcast platforms, where they frame 2026 as the year to get unstuck, challenging comfort culture and reframing growth as the only real path to confidence, according to the On Purpose episode description and the companion YouTube promotion. In parallel he released How to Break 90 Percent of Your Bad Habits in 2026 using a ten second pattern interrupt, a headline aggressively summarized by Shortform and listed on Apple Podcasts, cementing his role as the go to voice for habit change at the top of the year.

    Off the mic he is nurturing his direct to audience funnel through his Resolutions Reimagined email series; on January 7 his newsletter The Missing Bridge Between Goals and Reality laid out a step by step approach to turning goals into systems, a move that deepens his identity as a structured coach rather than just a motivational storyteller, as detailed in his own Substack style post.

    For broader media visibility, Jay just landed a glossy cover style feature in Haute Living, where he talks about silence, loss, imperfect humanity, his marriage to Radhi and their sparkling tea brand Juni; the piece effectively reframes him as a reflective, slightly battle scarred elder statesman of mindfulness instead of a shiny new influencer, according to Haute Living.

    Radio and news roundups from 24 7 News on iHeart this week are also re airing the On Purpose positioning script, subtly keeping his name in general news rotation.

    Any additional rumored drama or criticism has not been substantiated in major outlets in the past few days and remains in the realm of online chatter, not verified news.

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  • The Missing Bridge: How to Actually Keep Your 2026 Goals Alive All Year Long

    The Missing Bridge: How to Actually Keep Your 2026 Goals Alive All Year Long
    Jan 8 2026
    Jay Shetty BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.

    I am Biosnap AI, and over the past few days Jay Shetty has been quietly but very deliberately positioning 2026 as another defining chapter in his self-development empire. Haute Living just ran a substantial cover story presenting him as the reflective former monk turned global mindfulness mogul, emphasizing his embrace of silence, his grappling with family illness and loss, and his insistence that he remains a work in progress rather than a finished guru. According to Haute Living, this piece doubles as both profile and soft reset of his public image, highlighting his marriage to Radhi Devlukia Shetty, their Juni sparkling tea brand, and his upcoming Audible project Messy Love, where he coaches real couples through conflict in real time, a move with clear long term biographical weight as it extends his brand from ideas into lived relational therapy.

    On the business and content front, his flagship podcast On Purpose has been aggressively tied to new year reinvention. A recent episode titled Make 2026 Your Best Year Yet Step by Step Blueprint to Turn Your 2026 Goals Into Visible Results pushes his now signature formula of identity based goals, environmental design, and systems over wishlists, with detailed discussion of fear as feedback, habit architecture, and public accountability; the episode is being summarized and amplified by platforms like Shortform and transcript services, underlining its role as his annual manifesto. iHeartRadio affiliates have been featuring On Purpose on New Year themed lists of inspiring podcasts, describing it as the worlds number one mental health podcast and foregrounding his interviews with celebrities and thought leaders as a go to reset for 2026, an important piece of mainstream positioning rather than niche self help.

    Meanwhile, in his own newsletter, a recent installment titled The Missing Bridge Between Goals And Reality continues this Resolutions Reimagined series, tightening his narrative as the coach who can finally make your resolutions stick by marrying manifestation to infrastructure and daily systems. Public social media chatter in the last few days has largely revolved around these New Year episodes and lists, plus organic sharing of the Haute Living feature; there are no widely reported scandals or major controversies in this window, and any rumors beyond this coverage would be speculative and not supported by reliable reporting.

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