In 'Everything Is Figureoutable,' Marie Forleo shares her philosophy that any problem or obstacle can be overcome with the right mindset. The book is rooted in her childhood experiences with her mother, who embodied the idea that anything can be figured out with determination and hard work. Forleo provides guidance on how to deal with criticism, imposter syndrome, and failure, and emphasizes the importance of progress over perfection. She also offers strategies for overcoming common excuses such as lack of time and money, and encourages readers to take action to achieve their goals. The book is praised for its optimistic and practical approach to personal and professional growth[2][3][4].
Jonathan Van Ness's "Over the Top: A Raw Journey to Self-Love" is a deeply personal and moving memoir that chronicles his life journey. The book explores his experiences with childhood trauma, addiction, and his path to self-acceptance and healing. Van Ness shares his struggles with vulnerability and honesty, offering readers a glimpse into his personal growth and transformation. He discusses his experiences with sex work, drug addiction, and HIV, while also celebrating his achievements and the joy he finds in life. The book is a testament to resilience, self-love, and the power of vulnerability.
This novel captures the vibrant energy of Jonathan Van Ness in a narrative about a young teenager navigating life's challenges. Co-authored with Julie Murphy, the story delves into themes of self-discovery and acceptance. The protagonist embodies JVN's enthusiastic spirit, offering readers a joyful and uplifting experience. It is a celebration of individuality and resilience. The book is a heartwarming journey that encourages readers to embrace their true selves.
What if two simple words could change how you see yourself - and your future? In this powerful peisode, Jonathan Van Ness shares the surprising phrase that helped them stop spiraling self-talk and start living with purpose, creativity, and courage. From overcoming people-pleasing to embracing their natural talents, JVN gets real about how they learned to let go of fear, find their voice, and thrive as their most authentic self.
Jonathan Van Ness is a New York Times bestselling author, comedian, host of Getting Curious, founder of JVN Hair, and beloved star of Queer Eye. Their new young adult novel Let Them Stare is a joyful celebration of queer identity, resilience, and possibility.
WHAT'S COVERED IN THIS EPISODE:
02:50 - "Crop failure!" The 2-word mantra that changed everything 05:50 - Why fear means you're doing it right 09:07 - Behind the scenes of JVN's creative process 15:07 - Why going home could be the boldest move you make 18:02 - Finding the courage to be disliked 21:01 - Queer Eye secrets: how the show (and cast) evolved 24:05 - The hardest parts of helping others on-camera 27:14 - Internet fame vs. real life: JVN gets honest 31:21 - The unexpected grief that caught them off guard 36:51 - Healing, heartbreak, and the power of showing up 41:54 - How JVN built a team that actually supports them 44:45 - From impulsive shopper to financially free 51:51 - JVN's evolution as a comedian - and what's next
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