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The Trademark: How Mel Robbins Turned Two Words Into the Best-Selling Book in America — and Then Tried to Own Them
Mel Robbins built twenty years of authority, then a record-setting book, on a two-word idea. The harder question for a personal brand is who can claim a phrase once it is everywhere.
— By Authority Daily · OCT 13, 2026 · 5 MIN —
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