Everything is Figureoutable: The #1 New York Times Bestseller

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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.

It's a mindset to help you solve meaningful problems, learn new skills, and find ways to help and contribute to others.

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. My hunch is someone you trust mentioned my name, or you stumbled upon one of my videos, quotes or articles online. At the end of the day, it is not my job to trash someone over their profession as long as they are not abusing their power. Kris Carr: For the people who are dealing with debilitating illnesses, or deep loss, or income inequality, or horrific social injustice, what do you say to them? Read these three letters to inspire you to use the figureoutable mindset to create the life you want.

It doesn't matter how many versions of the same thing you think already exist or have been done by more talented qualified or famous people. Although there is plenty of mindset work within it (it's almost all mindset work, really)--it only very briefly hints at the idea of actual healing of the mind or soul. I feel like for that moment on, it has been the single biggest driving belief, force, conviction, mantra that has taken me through every single crevice of my life.Most important, you can use this idea with others—in your family, organization, team, industry, community, or the world—to create a positive and significant change. Thank you so much for all your wisdom and for kickstarting the idea that I could figure out anything if I set my mind to it. You can use it to invent a breakthrough technology, learn a new language, become a better parent or a stronger leader.

Was I supposed to nod my head and think, "Wow, you are right, Marie, I don't want to be like Hitler! This is not uncommon from life coaches like her, and even I criticized Jen Sincero over this, that it is so easy to tell their audience not to compare yourself to others and then make it a point to make you feel awful for not being as ambitious as some successful people who overcame their struggles. There's nothing inherently wrong with it, I just didn't find the content as a whole to be helpful for me. 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.I think that there is just a lot to be gained from all of us in that exercise of can’t versus won’t, and really working to eliminate excuses out of our life. I strongly encourage this book for anyone who has a goal in mind, be it for work, family, or life in general, because it’s flush with tips that will help you overcome your self-doubt. Over the past year, we’ve heard from SO many folks who’ve not just read the book, but DONE the book and created extraordinary results in the process. In my free time I’m actually doing other things like hanging out with you or going on roller coasters, or watching that Stranger Things, or whatever it is.

Now in paperback with a new prologue, the indispensable handbook for becoming the creative force of your own life by the host of the award-winning MarieTV and The Marie Forleo Podcast.Marie Forleo is a force of nature, out there helping others find their own confidence to grow themselves and their businesses.