If you want to succeed in business — without wasting thousands of dollars and years of your life floundering — you need a mentor you trust to be 100% honest with you. Which is why I’m releasing footage I’ve never shared publicly before. For over twenty years, I’ve helped entrepreneurs start and grow their dream businesses. But this is the first time I’m taking you behind the scenes to eavesdrop on a real, live B-School coaching session. In today’s MarieTV, you’ll hear from real entrepreneurs at all stages of business. From an aspiring artist to a seasoned professional with 33 years of exp ..read more

Tony Robbins wants to make you the CEO. Not of your business. Of your health. He’s calling us to question the “one-size-fits-all” medical system and become information warriors for our health. And there’s never been a better time to do it, thanks to a recent explosion of life-saving scientific breakthroughs. His new book, Life Force: How New Breakthroughs in Precision Medicine Can Transform the Quality of Your Life & Those You Love is hot off the presses, and — I do not say this lightly — it blew my freaking mind. I tore through every page, highlighting passage after passage unti ..read more

This toxic cycle is a passion-killer. It happens to brilliant, ambitious souls far too often. And I want to help you snap out of it, for good. Here’s what happens: You give the best of yourself to everyone else — work, family, friends. Meanwhile, your creative dreams get whatever measly time and energy you have left at the end of the day. Just like Vera, an Italian CEO who sent me the question that inspired today’s MarieTV. She says: I have the dream of writing regularly, maybe one day writing a book. But, I feel like I lost my creative vibe. I don’t write anymore. I’m so focused on my da ..read more

This Doughnut can save humanity — and the planet. For real. The UN knows it. Pope Francis knows it. And major cities like Amsterdam, Portland, and Glasgow have already put “Doughnut Economics” at the center of their economic strategy. Before you let the word “economics” scare you away, here’s the deal. Kate Raworth, a renegade economist I’ve been obsessed with for years, redrew the picture of economic success in her internationally best-selling book, Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think Like a 21st-Century Economist. It’s so simple, intuitive, and profound, you’ll think, “DUH! Why didn ..read more

Great news for all you weirdos out there. You don’t need to fit in to succeed. It’s quite the opposite, actually. The world needs you weird! For my birthday this year, Team Forleo made a MarieTV montage of my silliest moments on camera. Like moonwalking across the kitchen floor, crushing a can of who-knows-what on the Jersey Shore, and enough mankinis to make your palms sweaty. You’ll see all my quirks on full display in the MarieTV blooper reel below. And it got me thinking… About how easy it is to fall into the conformity trap. To think you must dress yourself up — or tone yourself down —&nb ..read more

That dreaded dinner table moment. When cousin so-and-so says the thing that goes against your strongest values. Suddenly, instead of peacefully sipping your apple cider you feel springloaded to jump down his throat. But as my MarieTV guest Kirsten Powers says: “You’re not going to solve the world’s problems over Thanksgiving dinner.” So what should you do? Bite your tongue to “keep the peace”? Or speak up because it’s “the right thing to do”? Kirsten Powers is here to help solve that dilemma for you. She’s a USA Today columnist, senior political analyst, and the author of Saving Grace: Speak Y ..read more

Now what? What happens after you “make it?” When you graduate. Retire. Your kids grow up and leave home. You finish a big project. Heal from a chronic illness. Anytime you accomplish a goal or close a life chapter, you’ll likely face this same daunting dilemma. In today’s MarieTV, I answer this relatable question from Ellen, a single mom who’s transitioning to an empty nest: I’m having trouble finding purpose in life. A new direction. Where do I go from here? Even if your circumstances are completely different, any big life transition will bring up the same inevitable worries: What’s next for ..read more

Too many dreams, too little time? For my MarieTV guest today, “multipassionate” is an understatement. Tina Wells started her first marketing company at age 16… accidentally. In college, she pitched enormous clients like Apple, Kroger, and The Oprah Winfrey Network and landed them! Then, while running Buzz Marketing Group, she wrote and published six books in three years — on the side — and has twelve more on the way. How does she write and create so consistently? And, more importantly, how can you? The good news is that Tina isn’t a robot, superhero, or savante. The key to becoming a succ ..read more

There’s something the world’s most successful writers need you to know: That the right — and wrong — words can make or break your career, your relationships, and the fate of your deepest creative dreams. Before you say, “Okayyyy Marie, you can stop exaggerating now…” Think about it. With the right words you can… Make someone fall in love, or tear their heart to bits. Publish a novel that captivates millions, or loses people on page three. Sell out your new program, or get nothing but unsubscribes. What’s the secret to successful writing? In today’s MarieTV, seven brilliant, prolifi ..read more

What if, as a kid, you were told that you had a 50% chance of ending up homeless? That you had a less than 1% chance of graduating from college? And that you were more likely to end up in prison than running a successful business? Those were the statistics facing Anthony Trucks, a foster kid who lived with six different families by the time he was six years old. Thankfully people are people, NOT statistics. And, as Anthony learned… Your circumstances don’t have to determine your life. Not only did he achieve his life-long dream of joining the NFL, Anthony Trucks became an entrepreneur, America ..read more