
The “Bronze Medal Mindset” (and 4 More Surprising Habits From Olympians)
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The “Bronze Medal Mindset” (and 4 More Surprising Habits From Olympians) includes mentions of The Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins, The Five Second Rule by Mel, and The High Five Habit by Mel, with indexed source context and timestamps where available.
Indexed context: The host mentions 'The Let Them Theory' to illustrate the power of visualization in achieving goals. They emphasize how visualizing the process, rath…
Indexed context: The host discusses the detrimental effects of upward comparison on personal happiness and gratitude. She references 'The Five Second Rule' to illustr…
Indexed context: The host discusses the detrimental effects of upward comparison and emphasizes the importance of a bronze medal mindset for fostering gratitude. She…
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The speaker mentions their next book titled 'The Let Them Theory', which is coming out in January and was challenging to write.
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The speaker reflects on their previous book 'The Five Second Rule' and the experience of self-publishing it, which they didn't know wouldn't be recognized on the New York Times list.
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The speaker discusses their experience of publishing 'The High Five Habit' and their feelings about debuting at number two on the New York Times bestseller list.
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The host mentions 'The Let Them Theory' to illustrate the power of visualization in achieving goals. They emphasize how visualizing the process, ra…

The host discusses the detrimental effects of upward comparison on personal happiness and gratitude. She references 'The Five Second Rule' to illus…

The host discusses the detrimental effects of upward comparison and emphasizes the importance of a bronze medal mindset for fostering gratitude. Sh…
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Simone Biles Rising
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There's this documentary special called, Simone Biles Rising. They're following her at the Olympics.