Sarah's advice for sitting through cringe: instead of judging your life by one painful scene, look at the whole movie from opening credits to now — given what was in your cupboard, you did the best you could.
Snapshot · The Mel Robbins Podcast
Sarah's advice for sitting through cringe: instead of judging your life by one painful scene, look at the whole movie from opening credits to now — given what was in your cupboard, you did the best you could.
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At 35:17 · chapter starts 34:20
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Regret is what happens when you turn a movie on in the middle and watch only one scene on repeat. Sarah's prescription: look at your life from the opening credits. When you see the full context — the loneliness, the family upheaval, the lack of guidance — you stop asking 'how could you?' and start feeling compassion.
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