Everything is Figureoutable: The #1 New York Times Bestseller
Backed by glowing praise from the likes of Oprah Winfrey, Elizabeth Gilbert, and Brené Brown, Marie Forleo's bestselling book arrives with considerable expectations. Happily, it meets most of them. The central idea is disarmingly simple: whatever obstacle stands between you and the life you want, it can be solved. Not necessarily easily, not always quickly, but solved. Forleo argues that the real barrier isn't a lack of talent, time, or resources. It's the absence of a single, stubborn conviction that solutions exist if you're willing to look for them. The book speaks directly to a familiar pattern: the brilliant idea that fizzles after the first flush of excitement, the project left half-finished, the ambition that never quite gets off the ground. If any of that sounds uncomfortably familiar, you're precisely the reader Forleo has in mind. Practically speaking, the chapters cover a solid range of common stumbling blocks. Imposter syndrome, the fear of criticism, the pull of perfectionism, the very real constraints of limited time and money. Each gets a clear-eyed treatment, supported by stories from ordinary people who've applied Forleo's thinking to genuinely transform their circumstances. The tone is warm and direct without tipping into saccharine territory. It's not a book that reinvents self-help from the ground up. What it does do, with considerable skill, is translate a mindset shift into something actionable and repeatable. Short on waffle, long on practical guidance. Well worth your time.
- Author: FORLEO MARIE
- Publisher: Penguin
- Genre: Lifestyle & Wellness
- ISBN: 978-0241341056
- Pages: 304 pages