Session 60: Mel Robbins
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Why is Mel Robbins a special guest in this episode?
I can't wait to give you another tour update. Hi, pussies. Welcome back to Therapus. Today, I don't think I've ever had so many people be so excited about a guest before in my entire life. Today, we have New York Times bestselling author, author of The Let Them Theory, host of the number one podcast in the world, the Mel Robbins podcast, Mel Robbins.
Oh, I can't believe I'm here.
I actually can't believe you're here.
We have so much to talk about.
What were we just talking about? Oh, I was telling you how your podcast feels like, and I have a very short attention span. I have a very hard time listening to things. I have a very hard time reading. But I was listening to your podcast the other day. It was so easy to listen to.
Oh, my gosh. Well, thank you. It's all you. Well, here's the thing. I think what's super cool is that the person that is listening to this right now The thing that's interesting about a show like this is that you don't bump into it. Like if you really stop and think about it, Jake, somebody had to actually select this episode and hit play.
Right.
That means they found time when they don't have time and they made it to listen to you. And it means they want to be here. See, on social, people bump into content all the time. But when you really think about your show as something that somebody has made the time and a very busy schedule to be here, you think about the single person that's listening somewhere around the world very differently. And so as you and I jump into everything from like the first topic, I really have to just say out loud because it's so on my mind is that these mics are so thick. It feels like holding a penis. I know. I've never been on a show where I'm like, OK, here we go right at the base. And so I I like as we jump into everything from dating to anxiety to whatever the hell you want to talk about.
I'm going to be thinking about the fact that one person is with us right now and they have decided that you and I are worthy of an hour of their time. And so I'm going to not only show up for you, I'm going to show up for them.
Oh my God. Yeah.
How does that change the way that you think about this?
I think sometimes I feel like I'm speaking into a void. I don't know why I never thought that someone was like actively being like, I am so excited to listen to this and I'm going to, actively press this and listen to this, I, it's when you don't, it's okay. I think it's because I started on TikTok and TikTok is very fast and very hard. Yep. So it's kind of like, like love bombing. What? Like your microphone.
Yes.
Like my, exactly, exactly like my microphone, but everything happens really very, very quick and TikTok, you know, within like five minutes of your videos working or not. And like how many people are liking it and like, yes. Oh my God. That is so cool. That really just like changed my whole perspective on this. Honestly, I'm not even just kidding. I like now feel like there is like one person right there that's listening. Yeah. It helps you visualize.
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