I really like the tone and attitude she uses in her writing, which is somewhat no-nonsense, and very relatable. Marie has taught entrepreneurs, artists, and multipassionate go-getters from all walks of life how to dream big and back it up with daily action to create results. It's a mindset to help you solve meaningful problems, learn new skills, and find ways to help and contribute to others. What I got so much inspiration from was it’s not only stories of people who have been following you for years, and have used all of your strategies, and tools, and tips, and everything that you give so generously every week on MarieTV. She also taught me to pay close attention to the free stuff that brands would send you—like recipe books or cooking utensils—if you saved up and mailed in a “proof of purchase.

Sometimes, she would mention women of color and members of the LGBT+ community (like Laverne Cox) to incite hope that, no matter where you come from, it is not impossible to overcome the status quo. We at ABJ kicked off 2020 with the launch of an internal book club, and our first read was everything I could’ve asked for. Marie Forleo is a force of nature, out there helping others find their own confidence to grow themselves and their businesses. Now, you may know that the words “everything is figureoutable” came from my mother’s little Tropicana orange radio. Whether it’s creating an incredible live experience for people, or an unbelievable online training program, or taking your relationship to the next level, or I’m not done.It’s a little light on actionable guidance and advice, but if you want a pick me up read, this is a good choice. I want you to tell a story because although, I don’t like that this happened to you because I never want your knees to be skinned ever, I love the story of when you wiped out on the rental scooter. 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. Kris Carr: For people who are deeply entrenched in old, potentially negative limiting beliefs, and it’s just ingrained like a deep record groove that they don’t feel like they can get out of, what do you say? It's very hard for me to apply a star rating to this book, because when I imagine any of my friends who struggle with mental health and self worth reading it, I want to give it 1 star.

You'll also hear triumphant stories of everyday people using the everything is figureoutable philosophy to transform their life. There’s this other time I came home from school and I walked in the door, and the sound was coming from the back of the house. Here’s a quick lay of the land so you can find what you’re looking for and we can start something beautiful together.It took hundreds of hours collaborating with my team and the publisher to create the hardcover design you know and love.

This book makes last year’s popular Girl, Wash Your Face by Rachel Hollis read like a YA magazine article.You back it up with the tools, and the tips, and the strategies to help people make those dreams come true. Expansive will often feel like you’re moving forward in space or like a lightness in your chest or your shoulders are backing down. The works of Brene Brown, Simon Sinek, and Elizabeth Gilbert have changed my worldview and, consequently, my life--absolutely for the better--so when I saw that all three recommended this book, I decided to give it a read. We have so many stories like that in the book of people that have gone through such difficult, and are still going through such difficult situations. I think time is probably one of the biggest things that we all feel because we’re living in such a world right now.

I remembered seeing some extra asphalt in the garage and figured it would just take a few minutes to fix it up. In the words of Cheryl Strayed, it’s “a must-read for anyone who wants to face their fears, fulfill their dreams, and find a better way forward. My biggest problem I have with her is that she downplays her white privilege so much that it bleeds heavily over these pages. I truly believe that this book could do more harm than good for some people who are reading it with hopes of "figuring out" their depression, addiction, or relationship/social issues--and Marie does claim several times that her method works for such issues.If the Wright Brothers didn’t believe that human flight was possible, we wouldn’t be able to travel around like we do today.