The Mel Robbins Podcast

Mel praised Dr. Ablon's new bestseller, noting its title Changeable and its focus on the surprising science behind helping anyone change.

The book was highlighted as Logan Urie's bestselling title and its name was used as a reminder that listeners wouldn't end up alone.

The book was mentioned as a resource that discusses the concept of pressing pause to improve focus and creativity.

The bestseller was cited as a fourtime bestselling book that outlines a rapid decluttering process. It was used to establish Dana's authority on the subject.

Mel praised the book as a visually stunning, gorgeous work that makes readers think differently about their lives and urged listeners to hold it in their hands.

Mel recommended reading the expert's bestseller, saying it was transformative and clarified that narcissists don't change, but you can protect yourself.

Mel mentioned the High Five Habit as a book she had listened to over the past year and credited it with helping her manage anxiety.

Mel noted that her mother also authored a book called The High Five Habit, indicating it was part of her publishing portfolio.

Mel briefly mentioned it as one of her favorite books she had read, citing it as a highlight during her yearend reflection.

Mel described it as Hoda's newest bestseller about embracing change in every season of life, and later read its introduction which encouraged letting go of what isn't working and pursuing what you want.

The guest was introduced as the bestselling author of two books and his brandnew release was highlighted as "Yes to You, New to Them." Later the hosts urged listeners to check out the book and discussed its core message of saying yes to oneself and no to others.

During the conversation Wallo mentioned discovering a book titled "Damn Good Advice" authored by George Lois, noting it as a source of marketing insight.

The host noted that Milkman is the author of a bestselling book called How to Change, which explains the science of moving from where you are to where you want to be.

The episode highlighted Danielle Bayard Jackson as the bestselling author of Fighting for Friendship and praised the book for its researchbacked insights on adult friendship.

Jason Wilson was introduced as the author of the bestselling book The Man, The Moment Demands, a guide that reframes what it means to be a whole man today.

It was highlighted as Dr. Bouquet's bestselling work on intergenerational trauma, referenced while introducing her expertise and while reading a passage about the intergenerational higher self.

It was mentioned as one of two groundbreaking books written by Dr. Stacey Sims.

It was described as a bestselling manual filled with photos that can walk readers through the program.

Mel said she had written a whole book and audio book titled Fierce Intimacy to help couples improve intimacy.

Terry mentioned his New York Times bestseller Us and read a passage from page nine of the book.