Jay Shetty

Former monk, content creator and global internet sensation, Jay Shetty has already had an impressive media career and shows no signs of slowing down. A fantastic keynote speaker, Jay has travelled the world inspiring students, corporations and everyone he meets with how what he learned as a monk can be applied to western culture for a stress-free, productive lifestyle.

With over twenty million followers and four billion social media views to his name, it’s easy to see how Jay Shetty has become a globally recognised speaker and lifestyle coach. After meeting a monk aged eighteen in India, Jay vowed to dedicate his life to service, making an impact and helping others and lived as a monk for three years. Returning to London, he quickly realised the core beliefs he had established could be translated into modern-day practical advice for businesses and individuals to grow and succeed.

Sharing content online is as easy as it is quick and Jay utilised this feature to spread his message on Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, and Instagram, creating a global brand for himself. Posting daily videos for his millions of followers got Jay noticed and invited to be the host of HuffPost Lifestyle in New York. Subsequently, Jay has provided keynote speeches at some of the biggest companies in the world including: Google, Facebook, Coca Cola, and Microsoft, to name a few. In order to be accessible to as many people as possible, Jay formed the ‘Genuis Coaching Group’ where he mentors individuals online and in person. His sessions focus on key aspects of life everyone struggles with at a time, from having the motivation to making progress and eliminating excuses.

As a renowned keynote speaker, Jay has impressed audiences and business owners with his explorations of topics such as, ‘Resilience: the art of growing when you can give up’ and ‘Press pause: wellbeing for the always-on.’ He delves deep into vital business areas including trust, innovation, and purpose, breaking each down into digestible sessions for his audiences. Credited by Google as communicating his message with aplomb, Jay is not only fantastic at speaking but engages his listeners with interactive exercises that link to his belief in ‘experiential learning’.