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A Lapointe Life Podcast - Let's Chat: Family, Travel & Life as 80s Babies
Join Brizette and Jason, two 80s-born parents navigating family life, raising two energetic boys, and exploring the world together. In A Lapointe Life, they dive into all things family—from travel tips and parenting insights to balancing work, play, and big dreams. Expect real conversations, practical advice, and occasional guest appearances from friends in various industries. And, every now and then, you might hear from their sons, Chase and Carter, sharing their own perspectives! Whether you’re planning family adventures or looking for relatable stories on parenting and life, this podcast is your go-to for honest chats, humor, and inspiration for every stage of family life
A Lapointe Life Podcast - Let's Chat: Family, Travel & Life as 80s Babies
Mel Robbins’ Let Them Theory: We Tried the Let Them Theory and Everything Changed #letthemtheory
What if the answer to your stress, control issues, and burnout was hidden in the Let Them Theory?
In this episode, we explore how the Let Them Theory, popularized by Mel Robbins is helping us let go of control, find peace in parenting, and stop micromanaging other people’s choices. Whether you’re running a business, raising kids, or navigating tough relationships, the Let Them Theory offers a breakthrough mindset shift that hit both of us hard.
Jay opens up about stepping back from the pressure of being the fixer, especially in business, and how embracing the Let Them Theory helped him protect his energy. Brizette shares a raw, emotional story about motherhood, expectations, and what it really means to release control when your heart’s still invested.
We also talk about how the Let Them Theory can calm the weight of comparison, ease resentment in friendships, and help you reconnect with yourself again.
If you’re tired of doing everything for everyone and still feeling empty, the Let Them Theory might just be the mindset reset you’ve been searching for.
Topics Covered:
How the Let Them Theory helps you stop controlling what isn’t yours to manage
The hidden cost of trying to “hold everything together” and how the Let Them Theory breaks that cycle
Why comparison isn’t the enemy—resisting the Let Them Theory might be
What to do when friendships fade and how the Let Them Theory sets you free from guilt
How the Let Them Theory gives parents permission to breathe, let go, and still lead with love
If something in this episode hit home, share it with someone who’s trying to carry too much. The Let Them Theory isn’t just a trend—it’s a mindset shift that can release burnout, restore peace, and remind us we don’t have to fix everything. Drop your biggest takeaway in the comments and don’t forget to subscribe. Someone needs to hear this message: embrace the Let Them Theory… and just let them.
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#selfimprovement
#emotionalintelligence
#parentingtips (if you mention kids or family scenarios)
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#melrobbins #letthem #bookreview #couplegoals2025 #bookreviews #letthemtheory
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