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Mentioned in 12 episodes
Let Them Be
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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.
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 12 episodes
Mentioned by Joe Byerly in the context of gaining emotional agency and letting go of control over others.
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Mastering Your Emotions with Dr. Lisa Feldman Barrett
Recommended by 
Adam Stacoviak as a book offering life advice and a perspective on handling negativity and haters.
Adam Stacoviak as a book offering life advice and a perspective on handling negativity and haters.
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The state of homelab tech (2025) (Friends)
Mentioned by Amanda White and Sam Dalton while discussing oversimplified self-help advice and its limitations.
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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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Dr Emily - That Guilty Feeling
Recommended by Adam Stacoviak as a book offering life advice and a perspective on handling negativity and haters.
Adam Stacoviak as a book offering life advice and a perspective on handling negativity and haters.11 snips
The state of homelab tech (2025) (Changelog & Friends #79)
Recommended by Ryan Mickler as a powerful book that allows one to share their thoughts and principles, letting others make their own decisions.
The 'Yes' Mentality, Becoming a Man of Honor, and When to Start a Business | ASK ME ANYTHING
Recommended by 
Marianna Hewitt as a game-changing perspective that helps overcome fear and self-doubt.
Marianna Hewitt as a game-changing perspective that helps overcome fear and self-doubt.
Mel Robbins: The Life-Changing 'Let Them Theory' to Overcome Fear, Self-Doubt, and Build Stronger Relationships in Work, Love, and Friendships
Recommended by Krista Harden for its practical approach to improving relationships by focusing on self-regulation and acceptance.
“Let Them” in Love & Marriage: Stop Trying to Change Your Partner and Start Living Your Life
Mentioned by Oprah Winfrey when discussing a life-changing tool to help manage difficult conversations.
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Recommended by Katy after finishing it in a month; it offers advice on making friends as an adult, applicable to networking.
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Mentioned by Victoria Devine as a recently finished book that influenced her perspective on wedding guest list conflicts.
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Mentioned by Eric Worre in a discussion about brain chemistry and emotional responses, referencing her book on the five-second rule.
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