Train Yourself To Be Independent In Life | How To Be Responsible For Your Future | Mel Robbins

In this video, Mel Robbins reminds us that nobody is coming to push you or save you except yourself. When you turn into an adult, you have to take responsibility in your life, and making your dreams come true is up to you. Therefore you have to train yourself to be independent in life. This speech motivates everybody to take action to make their dream lives by themselves without waiting for someone to come and help them or push them. This is a good idea for your New year Resolution 2022.

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Melanie Robbins is an American lawyer, television host, author, and motivational speaker. Robbins is known for covering the George Zimmerman trial for CNN; her TEDx talk, How to Stop Screwing Yourself Over; and her books, The 5 Second Rule and The High 5 Habit. She also has multiple podcast series hosted on Audible.

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[natureartswe]

Yes, so true but it can also be difficult to always motivate yourself. Sometimes you need encouragement and someones who push you, too..

[jamiewilliams]

Being independent is so vital these days

[Kelly_Ben]

MANY people, maybe, but not all of us... I started researching my newfound passion at 7, got my first job at 9, moved away for the summer at 13 for an internship, all while maintaining good grades and participating in sports. A few years later I let my life go to hell, dropped out of school, but always worked hard. I rediscovered my motivation at 18, had to work even harder to overcome the high school drop out stigma, and opened my dream business at 41. I think it starts with wanting better.... more happiness, more satisfaction, more financial security. Don't settle for a crap job, crap relationship, crap life!

[Happy-ir]

Mel I think I'll put this one for on auto play for a bit. It hurt to hear you say it, but you're right; no one is coming. Kind of feels better to face that, then to give myself a false sense of hope. I lost my partner to cancer after many many years of marriage. I was blessed then and still am now. And you're Right! No one's coming. I have to do it now for me.

[sammavaca]

Thanks Mel. I don''t quite agree though, especially when it comes to the child's natural curiosity. Every child wants to know the truth, wants to learn about and understand its environment and people, how things work. The problem is that our education system takes that natural open inquisitiveness away from us and brain washes us to believe that we need to follow experts who tell us what to think, feel and do.

[darya]

Thank you, but the music is extremely distracting

[annaayoub]

Love it Mel. Just not the forced subtitles

[dylan.]

I want to move out from my parents my age 25 and with no kids. I want my own community

[CoverageAwarenessStudio]

I didn't train myself to be independent, I was already independent...

[joyceadegboyega]

I am a mother with kids I was pregnant but I don't know how to be responsible .

[Someone_wrf]

If you don't learn it at a young age, you'll never get it unfortunately.

[ycf_idk]

What if America's parenting was good in the first place. Or any other overpolitical and corrupted place in the world. Assuming that the kids would always decide to watch TV or play rather than doing homework is a clear evidence that parents spend their time watching tv so the kids are just copying. What if parents read a book and went for a walk and cooked and discussed interesting topics? Wouldn't the children copy them and make better decisions?