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Mentioned in 18 episodes

Let Them Be

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Author

Mel Robbins

Mel Robbins's "Let Them Be" offers a practical approach to emotional maturity, particularly in relationships.

The book emphasizes the importance of allowing others to experience their own emotions and navigate their challenges without excessive intervention.

Robbins encourages readers to set healthy boundaries and prioritize their own well-being while supporting others' growth.

The book's focus on self-compassion and acceptance makes it a valuable resource for anyone seeking to improve their relationships and emotional intelligence.

It provides tools and strategies for navigating conflict and fostering healthier connections.

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Mentioned in 18 episodes

Mentioned by

Scott Galloway

as a book written by Mel Robbins.

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Mentioned by

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who discussed the whole "let them" thing with some fancy folks.

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Mentioned by

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as the number one New York Times bestseller by

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Mentioned by

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when discussing the application of self-help advice and its potential for both positive and negative outcomes.

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Recommended by

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as a guide to handling rejection and not taking things personally.

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Mentioned by Dr. Emily Musgrove, highlighting the importance of letting people be responsible for their own feelings.

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Mentioned by

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in the context of gaining emotional agency and letting go of control over others.

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Recommended by

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as a book offering life advice and a perspective on handling negativity and haters.

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Mentioned by

Amanda White

and

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while discussing oversimplified self-help advice and its limitations.

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Recommended by

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for its message on overcoming fear of others' reactions.

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as a book offering life advice and a perspective on handling negativity and haters.

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Mentioned by the host

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as one of her books.

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Mentioned by

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as the book they will be reading on the Train Hard app.

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Recommended by

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as a powerful book that allows one to share their thoughts and principles, letting others make their own decisions.

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Recommended by Krista Harden for its practical approach to improving relationships by focusing on self-regulation and acceptance.

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Recommended by

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as a game-changing perspective that helps overcome fear and self-doubt.

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Mentioned by

Evan Barber

as a book that explains a theory embraced by some and mocked by others.

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Mentioned by

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, who found it to be entry-level personal development material.

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