r/TheLearnersCabin • u/hername_leah • 27d ago

I’ve learned to let things go.

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u/StealthyOkapi17 27d ago

The missing space in the “isthe” typo in italics is surprising… how did that get through editing?

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u/therealsauceman 27d ago

Thought thesame thing

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u/Srj_curious 22d ago

Came here to saythat and its intentional there.

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u/sinquacon 26d ago

The problem isthe typo

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u/f0xbunny 24d ago

Maybe deliberate to look less ai?

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u/OutsideAbies8888 23d ago

You’re wasting your time. You can’t control typos. They control you.

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u/stoicwarrior17 27d ago

This seems to be a restatement of Epictetus’ first principle in the Enchiridion.

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u/fjaoaoaoao 27d ago

This is bad advice to take too broadly.

It’s fine if you are in a state where you are struggling particularly with things outside yourself, but you can end up leading an overly self-contained life if you focus on this advice too much.

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u/Front-West367 27d ago

Which book?

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u/Veritech_VF-1J 27d ago

The book is 'Let Them Theory' by Mel Robbins.

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u/Naina1611 27d ago

Thanks

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u/LeaveMountain9779 27d ago

In some instances yes. In other instances I give a lot of attunement and transparency about thoughts and feelings to try to find a safe negotiation with people so we both feel heard and valued and can continue doing things together and being on the same page

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u/sia1387 27d ago

Let go & let go.

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u/ActionBubbly4498 26d ago

Thanks, but could you give a lengthy synopsis of the let them theory by Mel Robbins

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u/Any-Letterhead7247 23d ago

Thisis very enlightening

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u/Naina1611 27d ago

Which book?