Mel Robbins

Well, one of the things that is true, whether you're dealing with something that somebody has done that ends up in criminal court, or you're just dealing with a friend or a family member or a situation at work where somebody treats you in a way that is not fair or that you don't deserve, we do tend to focus on the thing, the bad act. And

What is so true about human beings is that by the time somebody does something to hurt you, there has been a much longer history of bad things that has typically happened to that person that led to this moment that we then judge. Brian, before we get into all the remarkable work that you do, your background, and these transformational themes of hope and grace and compassion...

What is so true about human beings is that by the time somebody does something to hurt you, there has been a much longer history of bad things that has typically happened to that person that led to this moment that we then judge. Brian, before we get into all the remarkable work that you do, your background, and these transformational themes of hope and grace and compassion...

What is so true about human beings is that by the time somebody does something to hurt you, there has been a much longer history of bad things that has typically happened to that person that led to this moment that we then judge. Brian, before we get into all the remarkable work that you do, your background, and these transformational themes of hope and grace and compassion...

Is there a story that you would want to share from your work with a person who's never even considered the idea of extending grace to somebody in prison or somebody condemned to death row?

Is there a story that you would want to share from your work with a person who's never even considered the idea of extending grace to somebody in prison or somebody condemned to death row?

Is there a story that you would want to share from your work with a person who's never even considered the idea of extending grace to somebody in prison or somebody condemned to death row?

Brian, I would love to go back and have you share a little bit about your background and how you got to where you are today.

Brian, I would love to go back and have you share a little bit about your background and how you got to where you are today.

Brian, I would love to go back and have you share a little bit about your background and how you got to where you are today.

Did you know you wanted to work with people on death row? Did you know you wanted to do constitutional and criminal justice work and social justice work? When you went to law school, what did you think you were going to do, Brian?

Did you know you wanted to work with people on death row? Did you know you wanted to do constitutional and criminal justice work and social justice work? When you went to law school, what did you think you were going to do, Brian?

Did you know you wanted to work with people on death row? Did you know you wanted to do constitutional and criminal justice work and social justice work? When you went to law school, what did you think you were going to do, Brian?

Had you been inside a prison?

Had you been inside a prison?

Had you been inside a prison?

One of the things that your grandmother said is that you can't understand important things from a distance. You have to get close. What does that mean to you?

One of the things that your grandmother said is that you can't understand important things from a distance. You have to get close. What does that mean to you?

One of the things that your grandmother said is that you can't understand important things from a distance. You have to get close. What does that mean to you?

We judge.