{NAME} — "people can't be failures"

{NAME}, Have you ever looked at a problem — big or small — and thought, "There’s got to be a better way"? If so, keep reading... Because today's episode contains four simple yet powerful principles that will help us solve some of our biggest and most complex problems. Today's guest is the brilliant Judge Victoria Pratt. She's gained national and international acclaim for her work in reforming the criminal justice system. Quick example: instead of prison sentences, she hands out introspective essay assignments. 📝 She treats each and every defendant with kindness and respect. Her courtroom has so much applause that it’s been compared to an off-Broadway show. Guess what? It's working. In one of our most powerful interviews to date, Judge Pratt explains how respect is contagious. She also details the four simple, free principles of procedural justice that can be applied in virtually any setting — your family, team, organization or community — to create transformational results. [display images to see Judge Victoria Pratt lay down the law!]( Perhaps one of the most powerful parts of this conversation is when Judge Pratt talks about how she — now a Professor at Rutgers Law School, an entrepreneur, activist, TED Speaker and legal professional who's admitted to the U.S. Supreme Court — didn't get into law school the first time she applied. As she says, "Failure is just an event. It is not a characteristic. People can't be failures." In my humble opinion, this is a must-watch, must share episode {NAME}. When you're finished picking your jaw up off the floor, join us in the comments. [I’d love to know which of the four principles (or frankly, any of the countless gems Judge Pratt shared) resonated most with you and why.]( How can you put that into action today? So excited to hear your ideas on this one. With TONS of love and excitement 💗, XO Marie If you wish to stop receiving our emails or change your subscription, you can [Manage Your Subscription here](=) or email your request to info@marieforleo.com. [Terms of Use]( | [Privacy Policy]( Marie Forleo International, 511 Avenue of the Americas #517, New York, NY 10011