Michael B. Jordan on Being Loved Isn't Enough to Make It Work

Michael B. Jordan on Being Loved Isn't Enough to Make It Work

Michael B. Jordan spent years feeling guilty about his own success. Now he thinks the guilt was the job description. In this clip, Michael B. Jordan and Jay Shetty talk about growing up in North New Jersey with two present parents, a house everybody came to, and no idea at the time that the family was broke. He opens up about the call you can only make to your mom once you're old enough to understand what she carried, the years he couldn't accept a blessing without questioning why it landed on him, and the moment he stopped calling it luck and started calling it a path. Learn about the chip he got from sharing a name with the greatest ever, what he's obsessed with right now, and the one thing he'd have said years earlier if he wasn't afraid of how people would react. JAY'S DAILY WISDOM DELIVERED STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOX Join 900,000+ readers discovering how small daily shifts create big life change with my free newsletter. Subscribe https://news.jayshetty.me/subscribe Chapters 0:00 — Why did I get the breaks and they didn't 1:28 — Growing up poor without feeling poor 5:24 — The call to your mom you can only make later 8:16 — What flipped luck into purpose 12:13 — Deciding to stop the cycle 13:18 — Sharing a name with the greatest ever 15:07 — What he's obsessed with right now 17:03 — The blueprint his nephew is watching 19:16 — How he reads whether someone fits 25:19 — Staying quiet while people decide who you are 30:13 — What authenticity actually means to him 36:32 — Buying a football club and learning a new game 39:21 — Who he helps and who he can't 40:21 — The lesson he wishes he'd learned sooner Watch the FULL episode on Netflix & Spotify 🎙️ Netflix - https://dub.sh/QaUsKeD Spotify - https://dub.sh/axUXylv Full Episode With Michael B. Jordan: https://youtu.be/FlibCSZ93gM Episode Resources: https://www.instagram.com/michaelbjordan/?hl=en https://twitter.com/michaelb4jordan?lang=en https://www.facebook.com/michaelbjordan/