It's Louise from Team Forleo, and we're reaching back into the vault today on the Marie

Forleo podcast to share a beloved episode on a timely topic.

In it, Marie tackles a juicy question from our audience about if we're ever done with

self-improvement.

You don't want to miss Marie's reply, so let's get right to it.

Today is Cune Tuesday!

That means we got Cue's and A's, and today's questioning comes from Liza and she writes,

Marie, your bubbly personality and pithy thoughts and advice brighten me up every week.

I'm 63 years old, my question is this, while I love and appreciate your weekly advice, tips,

and contemplations on beginning to find all this self-improvement exhausting!

Haha, it's coming at us from all sides on the internet.

Don't eat this, do that, exercise this way, read this, try this, do's and don'ts, etc.

Yes, life is an evolving experience and we change along the way, but sometimes you just

want to coast and smell the roses.

What do you think about all this?

Can we coast?

Or is this what internet culture has pushed us into?

The feeling that we're constantly not enough that we should do better, be better, go

bigger.

I'd love to hear your thoughts, exo, Liza.

Liza, this is a really great question and there's some misconceptions that we need to

unpack, but first, there's something that I want to set straight.

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