Mel Robbins

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Hey, it's your friend Mel, and welcome to the Mel Robbins Podcast. I feel deeply honored because you and I are going to spend some time with my personal hero. His name, Bryan Stevenson. Bryan Stevenson's words, his mission, his work have changed the way I see the world. Bryan has challenged me to do more than just care.

Hey, it's your friend Mel, and welcome to the Mel Robbins Podcast. I feel deeply honored because you and I are going to spend some time with my personal hero. His name, Bryan Stevenson. Bryan Stevenson's words, his mission, his work have changed the way I see the world. Bryan has challenged me to do more than just care.

Hey, it's your friend Mel, and welcome to the Mel Robbins Podcast. I feel deeply honored because you and I are going to spend some time with my personal hero. His name, Bryan Stevenson. Bryan Stevenson's words, his mission, his work have changed the way I see the world. Bryan has challenged me to do more than just care.

He's pushed me to be more compassionate, more curious about other people's struggles, and more willing to take action when it really counts. Brian believes that you are not defined by your worst mistake or your worst day. That's why this conversation matters. It's about seeing something bigger than yourself. It's about asking better questions instead of making quick judgments.

He's pushed me to be more compassionate, more curious about other people's struggles, and more willing to take action when it really counts. Brian believes that you are not defined by your worst mistake or your worst day. That's why this conversation matters. It's about seeing something bigger than yourself. It's about asking better questions instead of making quick judgments.

He's pushed me to be more compassionate, more curious about other people's struggles, and more willing to take action when it really counts. Brian believes that you are not defined by your worst mistake or your worst day. That's why this conversation matters. It's about seeing something bigger than yourself. It's about asking better questions instead of making quick judgments.

It's about seeing the good that you've been taught to overlook. And it's also about realizing that you have the power to create change. Bryan Stevenson is the world-renowned constitutional law and civil rights lawyer, a Harvard Law and Harvard Kennedy School graduate, and the founder of the Equal Justice Initiative, and the author of the mega-bestseller must-read book, Just Mercy.

It's about seeing the good that you've been taught to overlook. And it's also about realizing that you have the power to create change. Bryan Stevenson is the world-renowned constitutional law and civil rights lawyer, a Harvard Law and Harvard Kennedy School graduate, and the founder of the Equal Justice Initiative, and the author of the mega-bestseller must-read book, Just Mercy.

It's about seeing the good that you've been taught to overlook. And it's also about realizing that you have the power to create change. Bryan Stevenson is the world-renowned constitutional law and civil rights lawyer, a Harvard Law and Harvard Kennedy School graduate, and the founder of the Equal Justice Initiative, and the author of the mega-bestseller must-read book, Just Mercy.

He has argued and won cases before the Supreme Court, and he has saved 140 people from death row. He has devoted his entire life to challenging injustice, standing up for the poor, the incarcerated, and the forgotten, fighting for those who have been cast aside, people the world often see as not worth helping.

He has argued and won cases before the Supreme Court, and he has saved 140 people from death row. He has devoted his entire life to challenging injustice, standing up for the poor, the incarcerated, and the forgotten, fighting for those who have been cast aside, people the world often see as not worth helping.