Summary
Mel Robbins, known for her straightforward advice, discussed some common pieces of bad advice on "The Axios Show." She explained why relying on motivation, believing habits form over time, and thinking everything happens for a reason might not be helpful. Robbins suggests alternative ways to approach these ideas.
Key Facts
- Mel Robbins is known for giving people advice and coaching.
- She appeared on "The Axios Show" with Jim VandeHei to talk about bad advice.
- One piece of advice she disagrees with is "everything happens for a reason."
- Robbins argues that life is unfair and things can happen without a clear reason.
- She believes waiting for motivation isn't helpful because it's often unreliable.
- Robbins suggests doing things even when you don't feel motivated.
- She challenges the idea that habits automatically form over time.
- Instead, Robbins advises making daily tough choices while focusing on long-term goals.
