Rachel Hollis: How to Manage Time More Efficiently

Rachel Hollis: How to Manage Time More Efficiently

Do you ever feel like there just isn’t enough time in the day to get things done? How can you get the most out of the time that you do have? One of the biggest excuses for not chasing your dreams is “I don’t have time.” In her book Girl, Stop Apologizing, Rachel Hollis explains that this isn’t a valid excuse for not working towards your goals. She has four children and still managed to build a business, become a motivational speaker, and become a bestselling author—and she shares her tips. Here are Rachel Hollis’s five tips for how to

There Are No New Ideas But Don’t Let It Hold You Back

There Are No New Ideas But Don’t Let It Hold You Back

Do you have an idea in mind but aren’t pursuing it because it’s already been realized? Is there even such a thing as a new idea? There are almost no new ideas—it’s a hard truth that Rachel Hollis shares in her book Girl, Stop Apologizing. However, you shouldn’t let that fact hold you back. Just because an idea has been realized, it doesn’t mean that it’s been realized your way. Here’s why it doesn’t matter if it’s already been done.

Olivia Fox Cabane: How to Be a Charismatic Speaker

Olivia Fox Cabane: How to Be a Charismatic Speaker

What does it take to become a charismatic speaker? Which vocal styles are more charismatic than others? In her book The Charisma Myth, charisma expert Olivia Fox Cabane explains how to become a charismatic speaker. She says that you need to make the listener feel important, use a wide range of emotions, and speak with authority. Here are some tips on how to speak with charisma, according to Olivia Fox Cabane.

Girl, Stop Apologizing: Quotes by Rachel Hollis

Girl, Stop Apologizing: Quotes by Rachel Hollis

What are some of the best Girl, Stop Apologizing quotes? What does Rachel Hollis have to say about chasing your dreams? Hollis’s advice in Girl, Stop Apologizing consists of excuses to let go of, behaviors to adopt, and skills to acquire. In addition, she provides a step-by-step blueprint to take your dream from fantasy to realization. Here are some of the best passages from the book with explanations.

Ladies, Stop Telling Yourself “You Can’t Have It All”

Ladies, Stop Telling Yourself “You Can’t Have It All”

Is it possible to achieve balance in all areas of your life? Do you believe that you have to make a compromise (e.g. between career and family life) because you “can’t have it all”? If you think that you can evenly divide up different areas of your life, you’re setting yourself up for unnecessary stress and anxiety. In her book Girl, Stop Apologizing, Rachel Hollis says that you need to stop telling yourself that you “can’t have it all,” and accept that you can have it all if you’re willing to put in the work. Here’s how you can thrive

Nonverbal Skills: The Body Language of Charisma

Nonverbal Skills: The Body Language of Charisma

Do you want to be more charismatic? What do nonverbal skills have to do with charisma? When you think of charisma, you probably think of a person who has magnetic energy and who can captivate any listener. However, what you may not know is that one of the most important parts of being charismatic is actually being a good nonverbal communicator. Here’s what Olivia Fox Cabane has to say about nonverbal communication in her book The Charisma Myth.

Rachel Hollis: Girls, Stop Apologizing & Making Excuses

Rachel Hollis: Girls, Stop Apologizing & Making Excuses

What four excuses does Rachel Hollis say you need to let go of? In what ways could you be sabotaging your own goals? In her book Girl, Stop Apologizing, Rachel Hollis outlines the most common excuses women make for not chasing their goals. She examines each excuse and explains why they are false and how they can be overcome. Here are the four most common excuses and why you need to stop making them.

“Not Having Enough Time” Is Not a Good Excuse

“Not Having Enough Time” Is Not a Good Excuse

Do you have a goal in mind but you don’t pursue it because of “not having enough time”? How can you make more time in your schedule to focus on your goals? Between work, children, errands, friends, exercise, it seems like there is never enough time to work on yourself and your goals. The hard truth is: there will never be more than 24 hours in a day. However, there are methods you can use to find time to work on your goals. Here are Rachel Hollis’s tips for finding more time to focus on your future.

The 3 Simple Steps to Achieve Your Goals

The 3 Simple Steps to Achieve Your Goals

What are the three steps to achieving your goals in life? Why should you focus on achieving one goal at a time? What should you do if you feel stuck? Sometimes, your goals can feel impossibly out of reach. But if you break down the steps to reaching them into bite-sized pieces, they can feel much more attainable. Here are Rachel Hollis’s three steps to executing your dreams from Girl, Stop Apologizing.

Stop Seeking Validation & Holding Yourself Back

Stop Seeking Validation & Holding Yourself Back

Are you putting off your ambitions and goals because you’re worried about what other people will think about them? Did you know that other people rarely think about you? In her book Girl, Stop Apologizing, Rachel Hollis says that you need to stop seeking validation from others and go after your dreams. As it turns out, people rarely think about you or what you’re doing and you could be holding yourself back for no reason at all. Here’s why you should stop worrying about what others think about you.