Want more confidence? Tried of feeling so stressed? Wish you could stop procrastinating on the important stuff? The secret is five simple seconds. Do not miss this opportunity to spend a life-changing morning with Dartmouth’90, Mel Robbins. Mel is a international best selling author, vlogger and one of the most booked speakers in the world. Her social media platform reaches more than 20 million people a month and her new talk show debuts on Amazon this Spring. Her latest book, The 5 Second Rule, has been translated into 29 languages and last year was the #1 audio book in the world and one of the top five most read books on Amazon. Join us to hear the remarkable story of the 5 Second Rule and how this one simple science-backed brain hack - will make changing for the better, easy. We promise this will be a fun, and unforgettable event.
Details:
- What: Inspirational discussion with Mel Robbins '90, lunch and networking to follow
- When: Friday, April 13, 11:30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m.
- Where: Wilmer Hale Law Firm, 60 State Street, 26th Floor, Boston, MA 02109
- More information: Read the latest Dartmouth Alumni Magazine article featuring Mel here and to learn more about her work, visit her website.
- Her latest book will be on sale and available for signing at the event.
- Parking: There is a parking garage at 60 State Street which is $42 for an hour and a half + and many other garages near by. WilmerHale is also accessible by the orange, green, red and blue lines.
About Mel Robbins
Mel Robbins is one of the most sought after motivational speakers trusted by global brands to design and deliver business expanding, life-changing, interactive keynotes that inspire change, challenge thinking and accelerate personal and professional growth. Her TEDx Talk on "How to Stop Screwing Yourself Over" has over 10 million views across 37 countries, and her book on the brain and productivity, "Stop Saying You're Fine", is a business bestseller that has been translated into four languages. She started her career as a criminal defense attorney and went on to launch and sell a retail and internet technology company. Mel has led multi-year coaching programs at: Johnson&Johnson, AG Edwards, Bear Stearns and Partners Healthcare. The media has tapped Mel to host award-winning shows for FOX, A&E, Cox Media Group and now CNN.
Mel is currently one of CNN's most popular on-air commentators and opinion writers: her articles drive tens of millions of page views for CNN.com. Mel has an extensive television resume as an expert on human behavior and motivation for Good Morning America, Dr. Phil, Dr. Oz, Oprah, The Today Show and Fox News. She was named America's Outstanding News Talkshow Host at the 2014 Gracie Awards.
Mel is a Dartmouth College and Boston College Law School graduate. She and her husband of 18 years have three young kids. She lives in the Boston area, but remains a Midwesterner at heart.