Mel Robbins

UnitedHealthcare, the nation's largest health insurer, has unveiled 1,700 diagnostic codes that will no longer need prior approval, effective October 1.

New research suggests people still value discovery even when AI can provide instant answers, revealing why exploration may remain vital for learning, creation, and work!

With the video set at The Plaza Hotel in New York, Tommy Hilfiger just released its new commercial starring Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce.

The jury’s verdict comes nearly 30 years after the rap icon was gunned down in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas.

The Singapore-headquartered fashion giant’s lackluster IPO gives it a market cap of $24 billion–an over 75% fall from the nearly $100 billion peak valuation reached after a 2022 funding round.

The acquisition of Cuppage Terrace comes six months after the developer bought the plot behind The Centrepoint shopping complex for $308 million. With Frasers Property owning the mall and the adjacent properties, the group could take a coordinated approach to enhance the asset and create long-term value.

“Coyote vs. Acme,” Will Forte and John Cena’s live-action and Looney Tunes animated hybrid opened strong in theaters over the weekend — so will that impact when the film comes to streaming?

New previously unreleased Randy Travis Song I Don't Care part of a batch of new releases.

The Indiana Pacers may enter the 2026-27 season sitting over the luxury tax line. That's new for the franchise and worth monitoring.

Mel Robbins’ “Let Them” theory challenges conventional ideas of control, offering leaders a practical framework for clarity, boundaries, and better decision-making.

Moira Forbes, EVP of Forbes, sits down with Mel Robbins, Award Winning Podcast Host and Best-Selling Author, for an insightful conversation about pivotal career moments, her book “The Let Them Theory,” and understanding your own power.

Dr. Neha Sangwan's research highlights the adverse effects of chronic stress on both physical and mental health.Learn more in her recent conversation with Mel Robbins

Mel Robbins capitalized on that energy to take an intentional moment with herself in the mirror. She thought about who she needed to be that day and how she could show up for herself. And then she sealed it with a high five with herself.

I spoke to Mel Robbins about why most people don't keep a journal on their daily progress, her journalist method, how journaling helps you become less stressed, and her tips for maximizing your productivity.

I spoke to Mel Robbins about how to create a memorable TED talk, what changes we can make to be more engaged with our work, how to gain the courage to ask for a raise, how to overcome the fear of failure that gets in our way and her best advice.

VideoI recently caught up with my friend Mel Robbins, who is releasing her first book next month called Stop Saying You're Fine: Discover A More Powerful You. It's a great book for those who are depressed and don't have much direction in their lives. Mel is the host of an [...]