Let Them Theory Practice

Let Them Theory Practice

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Every day

The Mel Robbins Podcast
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Notice Controlling Tendencies

Notice Controlling Tendencies

12:00 PM
5m

Be aware of situations where you feel the urge to control others' actions or reactions. As Mel explains, 'You have no idea how much energy you are burning through thinking about, worrying about, obsessing about what other people are doing.'

Simple Task
Apply the 'Let Them' Principle

Apply the 'Let Them' Principle

12:05 PM
1m

When you notice the urge to control, practice saying to yourself 'let them' as a reminder to let others make their own choices without interference.

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Reflect on Your Responsibility

Reflect on Your Responsibility

12:11 PM
10m

After practicing 'let them', reflect on what you can take responsibility for in the situation, rather than trying to control others. As Mel says, 'It forces you to look back at yourself.'

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What You'll Get
  • 💪
    Increase Self-Awareness
    Noticing your controlling tendencies increases self-awareness and is the first step towards changing the behavior.
  • 💪
    Reduce Stress
    Letting go of the need to control others reduces stress, frustration and conflict in your relationships.
  • 💪
    Increase Personal Responsibility
    Reflecting on what you can control helps increase personal responsibility and empowerment, rather than blaming others.
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