You guys, after months of waiting and a year of writing, my new book, Girl Wash Your Face,

is finally out in the world. I want to thank you so much. Every single one of you who has bought

the book on ebook or a physical copy or on audio, your support means the world to me. And if you

are listening to my podcast and you haven't yet bought the book, you're dead to me. Now, I'm

totally kidding. But I am serious about how important this book is. I keep talking about it because

I sincerely believe there are tools in it that can help change your life. So if you have the

$16, I want you to go buy it right now because you love your power. And if you don't, head to the

library or borrow it from a friend. But if you care enough to listen here, you're going to love

the wisdom inside of this book. Girl Wash Your Face, I promise you will not be sorry you did.

So don't worry that everything is the biggest decision in your life and everything has to be perfect

in done a certain way. Make decisions, take action daily because I promise you it's going to

morph into something different and beautiful. Welcome to the day is podcast. My name is Rachel

Hollis and I built a multi-million dollar media company with a high school diploma and a Google

search bar. Each week we'll share direct, tangible advice or inspiring interviews with the same

intention. These are the tools to change your life. Today on the podcast, I'm sitting down with

online marketing expert, educator and the host of online marketing made easy Amy Porterfield.

We're discussing what it takes to create a successful online marketing campaign. Why process

our key and how entrepreneurs can bypass self-doubt?

So for you know, someone lives under a rock if they have never heard of you before, will you tell us

what you do and then how you got here? Yes. So I help budding entrepreneurs build their email

list as they begin to start their business online and then from there create online training

courses based on their skills and their knowledge so that they don't have to work one-on-one

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