Everything is Figureoutable: The #1 New York Times Bestseller

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You can reallocate that time to something that is of much higher value to you and to your dreams, and to figuring out whatever that thing is that’s most important to you. Now, you may know that the words “everything is figureoutable” came from my mother’s little Tropicana orange radio. I can say to you that I'm a perfectionist, and for many years I had this idea to create a blog and a Youtube Channel, but I was always saying that I still miss some things and still not perfect as I want to. 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. oтворено съзнание, защото някои неща, за които говореше са си така, но противоречията в съветите й и крайното послание ме довършиха и единственото нещо, което желаех е да свърши по-бързо и да забравя, че съм слушала това чудо.

There were several good tidbits and reframes that were useful, but it read like a lit-crit written by a white woman completely unaware of her privilege. You'll also hear triumphant stories of everyday people using the everything is figureoutable philosophy to transform their life. In addition the author packed this book full with lots of pleas to watch her videos, visit her site, attend her conferences, and share this book with as many people as possible.We will always give excuses not to start yet, putting all the time obstacles and stay in our comfort zone! Conveniently, most of the “figureoutable field notes” appear to be written by B-School Alumni as well. Going to do a little praise festival for you because this beautiful baby that you created, that came out today, which is so exciting. If my family wasn’t stepping into that belief right now, we wouldn’t be able to really show up for my dad. Honestly there’s so much video and other coverage that online from her own posts and videos that just no longer lineS up with what this book now says.

As a little girl, I knew I could find her somewhere around the house or yard by listening for the tinny sound coming out of that Tropicana orange.Marie Forleo: But there’s another place in the book where we talk about the importance of making a distinction between what we can and can’t control. My hunch is someone you trust mentioned my name, or you stumbled upon one of my videos, quotes or articles online. However, if you are cool with all of those things and you’re ready to really take action and you’re feeling stuck, you’re feeling like there are no solutions to the problem that you’re facing, you know you need the encouragement, the motivation, and some new skills to help you overcome those hurdles, that’s who this book is for. 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).

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.While there is something to be said for just putting yourself out there and getting started, I would’ve found this book depressing when I was in a bad place. Again, won’t means you’re not willing, you don’t want to put in the time, or it’s not more important than your other priorities that you’ve already stated you must focus on.

One thing that can I give praise is that there's not an over-saturation of toxic positivity and it is refreshing that she is more pragmatic than her competition in the genre (*COUGH* Jen Sincero *COUGH COUGH*). When we first released Everything is Figureoutable, I wanted the cover to be powerful, fresh, and exciting. If you are a person of color, disabled, or just poor, TOUGH LUCK because unless you do everything in your power to become rich and successful, you are not inspiring. We need your heart, your voice, your courage, your joy, your creativity, your compassion, your love, and your gifts.You can do anything you set your mind to if you just roll up your sleeves, you get in there, and you do it. Through the years, Marie has given snippets of information such as she said she had a great career on Wall Street which she left to follow her passion as a Nike elite dancer while she bar tended, then she said she worked for gourmet magazine. I really like the tone and attitude she uses in her writing, which is somewhat no-nonsense, and very relatable. We become sick, lethargic, bitter, cynical, angry, addicted, short-tempered, and that's just for starters. Most of the ideas are borrowed, regurgitated, or repeats of her podcast (which I’ve loved for a year now).