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Saying "let it go" makes you feel like you lost. Saying "let them" makes you feel like you rose above it. In this clip, Mel Robbins and Jay Shetty talk about the Let Them theory. It starts with a rude boss and a pile of dishes in the sink. But Mel says that's only half of it. She shares the talk Chris had with her…

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“I’ve delayed my healing because I did not have the skills to process the pain, so I felt stuck. But now, after hearing you explain your theory, I finally feel like I have tools to help me move forward. Thank you, Jay, for inviting her on yo…”
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