Topic: Mel Robbins

Mel Robbins comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Jonnie Jensen Show, from September 2019 to March 2025.

September 2019 March 2025

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The 5 Myths Holding Men Back
• 21:18 - 22:13

The 5 Myths Holding Men Back

High Value Man Project Resources, Show Outro

The episode concludes with an invitation to join the upcoming five-day challenge or the April group cycle via the High Value Man Project website. Listeners are encouraged to seek out resources from figures like Jim Rohn, Zig Ziglar, or Mel Robbins if they do not choose to work with the host directly. Final calls to action include leaving reviews on Spotify and sharing the podcast with other men.

Making Quality Time For Yourself Is Vital For Feeling Fulfilled
• 7:45 - 9:58

Making Quality Time For Yourself Is Vital For Feeling Fulfilled

Mel Robbins High Five Habit and Success Principles

High-performance strategies used by CEOs and athletes often include mental "defragging" to clear the mind. Mel Robbins, author of The Five Second Rule, advocates for the "high five habit" in the mirror to build self-encouragement. Scientific studies with children suggest that physical gestures like high fives produce more favorable internal and external responses than verbal affirmations or lack of acknowledgement.

mel robbinsfive second rulehigh five habitneuroscienceaffirmationssuccess principles
Errol Lawson #3 - motivational youth speaker, pastor, leadership coach and Dad
• 16:00 - 19:35

Errol Lawson #3 - motivational youth speaker, pastor, leadership coach and Dad

Goal Setting Action and the Power of Habits

Lawson argues that goal setting only works when accompanied by consistent action, noting that many people quit after initial disappointments. The host shares personal experiences with fitness habits and references Mel Robbins and "The Power of Habits" as tools for maintaining motivation. They discuss the need to connect goals to deeper purposes, such as being present for one's children or performing better at work.

goal settingmel robbinspower of habitspersonal accountabilityhabit formation