Girl stop apologizing is out in the world. You guys. I know. I can't believe it.

Any more than you can. But it's true. This book, baby of mine, is finally here.

So if you have a desire in your heart, but you're worried about what other people will

think of you for trying to chase after it, this is the book for you. It is the most tangible,

and I hope motivational advice I've ever written down. And it's available today anywhere books

are sold. And if you like it when I talk to you just like this, then you're going to love the

audio version. Girl stop apologizing. Go grab it right now. Do it.

Hey guys, on this week's episode of the Rise Podcast, I'm bringing you a special sneak

peak from the audio book of Girl Stop Apologizing. In this book, I really wanted to dig into how

you pursue a goal, either personally or professionally, but not just pursue a goal. How do you do it

shame free? In order to take that on, you've got to get the excuses out of your way. So the first part

of the book is fully devoted to the excuses that hold us back. So this week's episode is from

chapter four of Girl Stop Apologizing and the excuse that's also a lie. I am not enough. Listen in.

Welcome to the Rise Podcast. I'm Rachel Hollis and I built a multi-million dollar media company

with a high spilt diploma and a Google search bar. Each week we'll be sharing tangible,

direct advice or inspiring interviews with the same intention. These are the tools to change your life.

Excuse for. I'm not enough to succeed. I've talked a lot in my writings and my speaking about my

lifelong battle with not feeling good enough. It is one of the topics I get the most notes about.

So I know I'm not alone with those insecurities. For many of us, the list of not enough comes in

every size and shape. We battle with feelings of lack in almost every major area of our lives.

But it's a whole different ballgame when we are setting out to achieve something where unsure

we can actually do. The lack of enough in other areas of our lives is hard as it is. I'm not

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