Jeezy: From Prison Fears to Personal Evolution - A Raw Story of Transformation | EP 864

Jeezy:从监狱恐惧到个人进化 - 一个原始的转变故事 EP 864

The Daily Motivation

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2025-01-18

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"They want you to be the old you because it makes them being comfortable. The new you makes people be uncomfortable." - Jeezy In a deeply personal conversation, rap icon Jeezy opens up about a pivotal moment that changed the trajectory of his life - a $10 million bail situation with his crew that exposed hard truths about loyalty and responsibility. After getting everyone out of jail and receiving no support in return, Jeezy faced the devastating realization that despite his unwavering support for others, that same dedication wasn't reciprocated. This awakening led him to make what he describes as the hardest decision of his life: choosing to walk alone. The conversation reveals Jeezy's remarkable journey from a place of constant fear and anxiety about impending imprisonment to a path of deliberate personal growth. At 40 years old, he began seeking wisdom from thought leaders like Robert Greene, John Maxwell, and TD Jakes, transforming not just his mindset but his entire approach to life. Through this evolution, Jeezy discovered that changing oneself often means growing apart from familiar circles, as he learned that "the new you makes people be uncomfortable."
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  • Hi, my name is Lewis Howes and welcome to The Daily Motivation Show.

  • How old were you when you started to be able to open up and have these types of conversations about your emotions,

  • about your feelings,

  • about your thoughts as opposed to just with yourself

  • because I never spoke about any of my emotions until I was about 10 years ago when I was 30.

  • So I started to process and heal and be able to talk about these things that I was like,

  • no one could ever know this stuff.

  • I would say when I was 40.

  • Really?

  • Yeah, it's less than 5 years ago.

  • Wow, that's when you started to be able to say, all right, let me start processing or opening up.

  • Well, what happened was I was living in Malibu and my music was changing.

  • Lewis Farrakhan hit me.

  • Brother Farrakhan.

  • He was like, Jeze, brother, Jeze, your music is changing.

  • The enemy is coming.

  • I'm just like, my enemies in my neighborhood, they ain't coming.

  • I'm in Malibu.

  • He's like, I'm just telling you, get off the phone with him.

  • Next week.