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Siblings may grow up in the same house, but that doesn’t mean their childhoods were the same. Not even close.
Same parents? Nope.
Same family? Nope.
Same childhood? Absolutely not.
Parents show up differently for each child depending on the season of their life, their relationship, and even their financial situation.
It’s not about who is loved more.
It’s about how that love is expressed — and how each child experiences it.
If you’ve ever wondered why you and your siblings remember childhood so differently — this is why.
This clip is from my conversation with Dr. Gabor Maté on @themelrobbinspodcast 🎧 “Why You Feel Lost in Life: Dr. Gabor Maté on Trauma & How to Heal.”
You can learn more about this and so much more in his incredible book The Myth of Normal.
172Wow!!!!
Congratulations to the 15 incredible TIME Women of the Year who are making a global impact through their work, example, and their advocacy: Teyana Taylor, Chloé Zhao, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, Amy Sherald, Mariska Hargitay, Reshma Saujani, Sister Norma Pimentel, Brandi Carlile, Lucy Liu, Mahnoor Omer, Reshma Kewalramani, Isata Dumbuya, Safeena Husain, Kecia Steelman, and Sheryl Lee Ralph. @teyanataylor - congratulations on such a powerful cover - your perseverance and hard work shows women by example that as long as you don’t quit, you’ll win.
I am humbled to be honored alongside you all and can’t wait to celebrate with you in a few weeks.
Thank you @time for recognizing the positive global impact of The Mel Robbins Podcast and The Let Them Theory.
When TIME and @kaitmcnab write a profile that captures the essence and mission of your life’s work…. Let Them!! You can read her incredible piece at time.com/woty
And, I want to thank you (yes you as you’re reading this!) - I hope in some small way, I have made you see a bigger possibility for yourself, that I have reminded you that your goals and dreams and happin
172And yet… you’re still holding back.
Worried about what they’ll think.
What they’ll say.
Whether they’ll approve.
Let Them.
Let Them have their opinions.
Let Them misunderstand you.
Let Them focus on their own lives.
And you?
Go do the thing you can’t stop thinking about.
This conversation on @offthevinepodcast was absolutely incredible. Thank you for having me @kaitlynbristowe. Listen now! 🎧 “Mel Robbins | Mastering the 'Let Them' Mindset.”
172When @gabormatemd told me this, it stopped me in my tracks…
Siblings may grow up in the same house, but that doesn’t mean their childhoods were the same. Not even close.
Same parents? Nope.
Same family? Nope.
Same childhood? Absolutely not.
Parents show up differently for each child depending on the season of their life, their relationship, and even their financial situation.
It’s not about who is loved more.
It’s about how that love is expressed — and how each child experiences it.
If you’ve ever wondered why you and your siblings remember childhood so differently — this is why.
This clip is from my conversation with Dr. Gabor Maté on @themelrobbinspodcast 🎧 “Why You Feel Lost in Life: Dr. Gabor Maté on Trauma & How to Heal.”
You can learn more about this and so much more in his incredible book The Myth of Normal.
5 months ago
I am always honored when YOU spend time with me, and now TIME Magazine is honoring me, and 15 other remarkable women as the Women of the Year - as “women working to create a more equitable world - leaders who we believe are addressing the most pressing issues confronting women and girls in 2026.”
Wow!!!!
Congratulations to the 15 incredible TIME Women of the Year who are making a global impact through their work, example, and their advocacy: Teyana Taylor, Chloé Zhao, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, Amy Sherald, Mariska Hargitay, Reshma Saujani, Sister Norma Pimentel, Brandi Carlile, Lucy Liu, Mahnoor Omer, Reshma Kewalramani, Isata Dumbuya, Safeena Husain, Kecia Steelman, and Sheryl Lee Ralph.
@teyanataylor - congratulations on such a powerful cover - your perseverance and hard work shows women by example that as long as you don’t quit, you’ll win.
I am humbled to be honored alongside you all and can’t wait to celebrate with you in a few weeks.
Thank you @time for recognizing the positive global impact of The Mel Robbins Podcast and The Let Them Theory.
When TIME and @kaitmcnab write a profile that captures the essence and mission of your life’s work…. Let Them!! You can read her incredible piece at time.com/woty
And, I want to thank you (yes you as you’re reading this!) - I hope in some small way, I have made you see a bigger possibility for yourself, that I have reminded you that your goals and dreams and happin
5 months ago
Most people are too busy worrying about themselves to notice what you’re doing.
And yet… you’re still holding back.
Worried about what they’ll think.
What they’ll say.
Whether they’ll approve.
Let Them.
Let Them have their opinions.
Let Them misunderstand you.
Let Them focus on their own lives.
And you?
Go do the thing you can’t stop thinking about.
This conversation on @offthevinepodcast was absolutely incredible. Thank you for having me @kaitlynbristowe. Listen now! 🎧 “Mel Robbins | Mastering the 'Let Them' Mindset.”
5 months ago