The Latest Breaking News from Mel Robbins

“It’s super weird but boy does it work,” Mel says of her strange "slither" technique that helps you get out of bed on those mornings when you just want to hit the snooze button

Baby boomer NYU professor Suzy Welch said people should sympathize with the “vulnerability and sadness” of Gen Z’s current situation—crippling debt and uncertainty—instead of hating on them.

She's urging you to 'slow down and check in with yourself'

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Gen Z is tackling their toxic jobs not by talking to HR or their therapist—but rather returning the favor to their employers with toxic-coping practices like malicious compliance and revenge quitting. With limited job security, high costs of living, and few attractive alternatives, many young people feel stuck—and these hacks…

Here’s what you need to know about the supplements, procedures and hacks everyone’s discussing

"The next time life throws something at you - and it will - remember this"

Mel says learning the ins and outs of adult friendship has helped her to hold on, and let go, of people as she’s aged

‘I’m terrified how easily I was hooked,’ said the 39-year-old