Naveen Jain ON: Ask Yourself These 3 Questions To COMPLETELY CHANGE Your Life! | Jay Shetty

He explains that choosing the question shapes the solution space, and that his own test is whether solving the problem would meaningfully improve life for a billion people; he frames money as a byproduct of that kind of impact.

He describes assessing what has changed recently and what will change in the next few years that makes a large-scale solution newly possible, and he argues that if it could have been solved years ago with existing technology, that’s a different kind of problem.

He contrasts the common “how do we grow food on the moon?” question with “why do we eat food?”, saying the latter opens many more solution pathways than the former.

He argues DNA doesn’t change and can’t reflect current health status the way changing gene expression (RNA/mRNA) can, and he extends this logic to microbiome testing by focusing on what microbes are doing rather than which organisms are present.

He says the key is to find people who uplift you and push you to become better, and he suggests a daily self-check on becoming intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually better than yesterday.