from vickimarie2002

I really like Rachel and her books. Not everything she talks about, applies to me, but I think she has a great way of saying things that puts it into perspective for me. As with any self-help book, it's not for everyone and that's ok.

from GirlWellRead

A special thank you to HarperCollins Canada for an ARC in exchange for an honest review. Hollis's goal is to help women unpack unpack the crippling mind-sets that destroy their self-confidence and keep them from moving forward and reaching their full potential. While she may not be the most radic...

from jrg1316

I read this as a buddy read with my wife so she would have someone to discuss it with. I've never read a self-help book before, so I don't have anything to compare it against. However, I thought she gave some really good advice, and she's had a profound effect on my wife's life. I will also say t...

from Jane-Phillips

I love Rachel Hollis' upbeat and conversational style, using her own real-life experiences to illustrate her points to help women live the lives that they were meant to live. “Girl, Stop Apologizing” is a leadership and goal achievement book that assists women in eliminating the excuses that prev...

from Jane-Phillips

I love Rachel Hollis' upbeat and conversational style, using her own real-life experiences to illustrate her points to help women live the lives that they were meant to live. “Girl, Stop Apologizing” is a leadership and goal achievement book that assists women in eliminating the excuses that prev...