From Rock Bottom to Resilience: Mel Robbins on Beating ADHD, Debt and Self-Doubt at 57

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Mel Robbins, the self-help sensation behind the blockbuster Let Them Theory, dominated headlines this week with a prime-time CBS Sunday Morning feature aired February 1, where she spilled on her rock-bottom past, undiagnosed ADHD, and late-life triumphs as a 57-year-old Vermont mom of three. CBS News captured her leaning in hard, chatting with Norah ODonnell about ditching control freaks via Let Themlet others heal on their own timelinerevealing how bankruptcy and booze-fueled rages forged her no-BS positivity empire, complete with podcasts, TED Talks, and protein shakes. An extended web exclusive dropped the same day, diving deeper into her High School Sweethearts marriage surviving near-million-dollar debt.

Otter Rock Radio buzzed February 1 about her leaning-in mantra, echoing the CBS hit on podcasts and her 2024 bestseller still crushing sales. On February 2, Robbins dropped a killer podcast episode on YouTube, teaming with time guru Laura Vanderkam to school overwhelmed caregivers on science-backed hacks for packed livesno fluff, just real talk for the nonstop hustlers.

AS.com spotlighted her anxiety antidote days ago: that six-word zinger, What if it all works out? Count backward from five to slam the brakes on future-freakouts, she preached, turning panic into power. No fresh business deals or social blasts surfaced, but her multi-media machine hums with sponsors and merch, proving this former lawyer-turned-guru is cashing in on authenticity. Whispers of global domination? Shes owning it, one empowered fan at a time, late-bloomer style.

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