This is not uncommon from life coaches like her, and even I criticized Jen Sincero over this, that it is so easy to tell their audience not to compare yourself to others and then make it a point to make you feel awful for not being as ambitious as some successful people who overcame their struggles. The moment you ask yourself that question if you are tuned inside, if you close your eyes, I guarantee you this. We tend to believe that you'll not conquer that place waiting for you because X or Y are doing the same thing!

She is also the host of The Marie Forleo Podcast which has generated more than nine million downloads to date. I was assigned this in a professional development course and I didn't feel as though the contents were new or innovative enough to warrant the repackaging.

But it‘s full of recycled ideas, white privilege examples and Tony Robbins-inspired motivational talk. In addition the author packed this book full with lots of pleas to watch her videos, visit her site, attend her conferences, and share this book with as many people as possible. Whether you are trying to get out of a bad relationship, make a career change, or just feel "stuck" and don't know where to begin - this book will do you a world of good.

Kris Carr: That was such a powerful reframe for me because with the won’t, switching it from can’t because I do say can’t more than I’d like to say after I read that chapter. One thing that can I give praise is that there's not an over-saturation of toxic positivity and it is refreshing that she is more pragmatic than her competition in the genre (*COUGH* Jen Sincero *COUGH COUGH*). It’s hard to believe that one year ago, my team and I were in New York City doing the book launch to end all book launches. In fact, I'm an avid listener of her podcast, and, every once in a while, I watch her episodes from MarieTV. This should go without saying, but I have to so everyone can see where I'm coming from: I don't HATE Marie Forleo.Pick a bunch of cliches you'd expect from a self-appointed guru, turn the cliches into chapters with word vomit, and sprinkle some disingenuous, patronizing personlization language like. Read these three letters to inspire you to use the figureoutable mindset to create the life you want. The entire time I was reading this book, I was waiting for a mention of mental health: a chapter or blurb or even some "first steps" on how to first treat your depression, and then move on to Marie's methods for working through the accompanying addiction, relationship problems, getting back into the workforce, etc. Welcome to the 73rd episode of the Diverse Minds Podcast, and on today’s episode, I review Everything is Figureoutable, a book written by American entrepreneur and New York Times bestselling author, Marie Forleo. IF this book was being sold as a business/productivity book and not a broad-spectrum self-help book, this would be a very different review.

I can say to you that I'm a perfectionist, and for many years I had this idea to create a blog and a Youtube Channel, but I was always saying that I still miss some things and still not perfect as I want to. Some good practical advice, including some exercises I appreciated (though they were fairly simple and not original).And not unstoppable in that you'll never get disappointed, face rejection, suffer defeat, or find yourself in extraordinarily challenging situations, because you definitely will.