Snapshot · The Mel Robbins Podcast
Mel Robbins described using Erin's method during an exhausting production week — choosing boots to feel 'invincible' and powering through nine podcast episodes in four days.
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Mel was sick, exhausted, and had to tape nine podcast episodes in four days. She asked herself: how do I want to feel? Invincible. Unstoppable. Confident. She pulled on knee-high boots and powered through every single day. Then on Friday she asked again — this time the answer was 'safe, protected, soft' — and she put on old sweatpants and slept for three days. Same method, two completely different results.
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