Everything is Figureoutable: The #1 New York Times Bestseller

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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. So, last August I did something young Nicci vehemently dismissed, and had no interest in: I got married. And you have dreams of let’s say writing a book or learning a language, or making over your financial life, getting a relationship back to a healthy place, getting your health back into a place of strength. In the meantime, I can't wait to hear an explanation on why she thought it would be a good idea to compare her reader's struggles to fucking Hitler to make a point about utilizing your gifts. 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.

Sure, it’s been an exciting and flourishing time, but stress, fear, and uncertainty have also accompanied it, quite heavy-handedly. 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. Like getting the right medical equipment so that her mom could spend her last days and her last five weeks in her home, which was exactly where she wanted to be. Marie’s mantra is their mantra as well as mine and I know they’ll pass it on to their children in the future.I already wholeheartedly agree with the concept of Everything is Figureoutable and I wanted to figure out how she turned it into an entire book. If others can pick up this book and find the courage and inspiration that they need to push forward in life then that's great.

But if everything is figureoutable then I’d rather do it without this book, by listening to my own inner wisdom, surrendering my ego to something greater and wiser than myself.In some parts of her book, she brings up examples of women in rural parts overseas to showcase how they, too, achieved their dreams.

Marie Forleo has a bad case of White Liberalism and it backfired so badly that she had to make amends and express how sorry she was. Most that I've read (or read many reviews/quotes of and then decided NOT to read *cough*Rachel Hollis*cough*) were either heavy on the "pull yourself up by the bootstraps and get it done" mentality, or focused on slow, methodical healing of the mind and soul (often with the help of real-life therapies). Hey, it’s Marie Forleo and you are watching MarieTV, the place to be to create a business and life you love. You need to change your way of thinking, see the side of positivity, and learn how to be more productive even if you think you cannot do new challenges. 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.So, on the heels of all of that and with a new and deeply profound appreciation for the preciousness of life, I am now wrapping up my job (with healthy savings in the bank, mind you) to start off on a new life journey as an artist. You can use it to invent a breakthrough technology, learn a new language, become a better parent or a stronger leader. Obviously after you’ve done your logical reasoning, thinking, pro/con list saying “do I actually want to do this? My hunch is someone you trust mentioned my name, or you stumbled upon one of my videos, quotes or articles online.

My biggest problem I have with her is that she downplays her white privilege so much that it bleeds heavily over these pages. I’m a long-time fan of MarieTV, and this book represents everything I adore about Marie — as a teacher, a woman, and an overall badass! If my family wasn’t stepping into that belief right now, we wouldn’t be able to really show up for my dad. 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.There are two four letter words that can help you really annihilate any excuse, especially around time. As a little girl, I knew I could find her somewhere around the house by listening for the tinny sound coming from that radio.