On Purpose with Jay Shetty · 2025-11-15 · 37 min · 7,674 words

Jay & Radhi Talk About Why People Feel the Need to Overshare

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Sometimes you have to sit back and you have to think before you speak. Yaper's regret, it's a real thing. Sometimes I just I'll spill my deepest, darkest secrets just because I want to keep the conversation going. Damn, I didn't thought I need to share that much information. Sometimes you have to sit my deepest, darkest secrets.

I was always told in the monastery that when you share something before it's complete, that idea loses 50% of its value. You know when something's like at the top of your heart, it's like stuck at the top of your throat and all you're waiting to do is burst out and talk about it. I find it really inspiring when someone's opening their heart. Even if someone was vlogging for 24 hours a day, even if someone was telling you every moment that they were moving, you can't know their heart and you can't know their mind.

I really don't share anything to try and get someone to believe I'm anything. I've just come to the conclusion that no one will ever Hey everyone, welcome back to this week's episode of On Purpose. We need to- I wish we had a name for it. Yeah, but we don't.

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