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Stop Saying You're Fine by Mel Robbins — WisdomDeck honest review
Honest review · Motivation

Stop Saying You're Fine

by Mel Robbins

Robbins' earlier book, before The 5 Second Rule: on the 'fine' that keeps people stuck, the resistance to change and the small actions that break it. It is rawer and less polished than her later work and contains the seeds of her method. Fans will enjoy the origin; newcomers should start with the later books.

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you are a Mel Robbins reader who wants the beginning.

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you are new to her; start with The 5 Second Rule.

Three things you will actually use

  1. Stop saying fine; name the real state.
  2. Expect resistance; act through it.
  3. Take the first small step immediately.

Do this first

Write what you are 'fine' about that you actually are not.

Our verdict

Rough early work with the core idea visible.

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