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Mentioned in 15 episodes
Girl, Wash Your Face
Stop Believing the Lies About Who You Are So You Can Become Who You Were Meant to Be
Book • 2018
Girl, Wash Your Face is a self-help book that combines memoir, motivational tips, Bible quotations, and common-sense advice.
The book is structured around 20 lies that the author, Rachel Hollis, once believed about herself and how she overcame them.
Each chapter focuses on a specific lie, such as 'I'll start tomorrow' or 'I am defined by my weight,' and provides personal anecdotes and practical strategies for overcoming these obstacles.
The book emphasizes the importance of personal responsibility, self-reliance, and living with passion and purpose.
It also includes elements of Hollis's own life experiences, from her family background to her career and personal relationships, making it a relatable and motivational read for many women.
The book is structured around 20 lies that the author, Rachel Hollis, once believed about herself and how she overcame them.
Each chapter focuses on a specific lie, such as 'I'll start tomorrow' or 'I am defined by my weight,' and provides personal anecdotes and practical strategies for overcoming these obstacles.
The book emphasizes the importance of personal responsibility, self-reliance, and living with passion and purpose.
It also includes elements of Hollis's own life experiences, from her family background to her career and personal relationships, making it a relatable and motivational read for many women.
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Mentioned in 15 episodes
Mentioned by 
KC Davis in contrast to her own approach, highlighting the difference between shame-inducing self-help and self-compassionate methods.
KC Davis in contrast to her own approach, highlighting the difference between shame-inducing self-help and self-compassionate methods.
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Messiness Is Not a Moral Failing | KC Davis
Mentioned by Amanda White in the context of comparing it to another self-help book with oversimplified advice.
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Mentioned by Rachel Hollis as a book where she discusses the importance of self-worth and not seeking external validation.
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830: Stop Asking for Permission | How to Reclaim Your Power and Go After What You Want
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Alisa Childers when discussing Matthew 18 and its application to critiquing published works.
Alisa Childers when discussing Matthew 18 and its application to critiquing published works.
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#306 Calling Out False Teachers: What Does the Bible Say? with Christopher Yuan
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Hala Taha as 
Rachel Hollis 's bestselling book, which launched her career in personal development.
Hala Taha as Rachel Hollis 's bestselling book, which launched her career in personal development.
Rachel Hollis: Reinvent Yourself After Failure and Build a Business That Lasts | Entrepreneurship | E350
Mentioned by Rachel Hollis herself as her first big breakout book, a significant work in her personal development journey.
Rachel Hollis herself as her first big breakout book, a significant work in her personal development journey.
725: The Transformative Power of Reframing Your Mindset | Rachel interviewed by Molly Fletcher on Game Changers
Mentioned by Stephanie O'Day in the context of discussing self-help books and their potential pitfalls.
Emily's Story -- Escaping a MLM
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Lewis Howes as a New York Times bestselling author and the book's massive impact on women.
Lewis Howes as a New York Times bestselling author and the book's massive impact on women.
697 Rachel Hollis: How to Build Confidence, Believe in Yourself and Become Your Best Self
Mentioned by Amy Porterfield 's student, Jamie Troll, as a book that inspired her to make a career change.
#476: I’m Writing A Book! A Look At The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
