The Controversy of Saying 'I Love You'

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In this chapter from 'The Mel Robbins Podcast', they explore the controversy surrounding the host's habit of ending every episode with the words 'I love you'. The host shares their reasons for saying 'I love you' and explains that they are trying to expand the listeners' definition of love. They also tell the story of how they were inspired to start saying it.

In this episode, you’ll learn what true love really is, along with 3 simple ways to start getting the love you want.

Today, you’ll learn the art & science of giving and receiving love.

You’ll get simple tools for all kinds of love: romantic relationships, friendships, family relationships, mentorship, and even the smallest, simplest daily acts of love.

You’ll also learn:

The most controversial thing ever said on The Mel Robbins Podcast.
The truth about love. (and an entirely new way to think about it)
How to instantly shift any relationship for the better.
The #1 relationship study of all time: Mel breaks down the takeaways for you.
3 things you can do, immediately after listening, to boost your happiness and well-being.
How the Law of Reciprocity creates a powerful ripple effect.
This person made a huge difference in Mel’s life. (and will change yours, too)
The secret to inspiring and motivating any person. (yourself included)

For more resources, including links to all studies mentioned, and to go deeper into the themes in the episode, click here for the podcast episode page.

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